Love this park. Bring the kids here a lot. Nice and shady. Not too busy when I have gone.read more

This park is massive we didn't even get a chance to explore all they offered…read more We parked near Flying Horses Carousal which is located next to the large Finke pavilion that has a huge fan in the center while already providing a great place for shade to escape the humid summer temp. There were several park structures near the pavilion, from swings, slides, spider web jungle gyms. There were two buildings near that I believe you could rent out for parties. Bathrooms are a stones throw and were air conditioned and clean. We could see the skate park from where we were along with additional play areas, across the street you can see the splash pad. There is "story walk" trail you can take that leads to or from the Library situated at the top of the hill. Definitely take a stop at the carousal if it's open it's only a dollar a person to ride, and really quite a splendor to oh and ah over. Tons of shade, great place for a picnic, and to get some energy out. Can't wait to visit again with my family.

This place is excellent. We stopped on the way to Austin to grab a beer and watch the Texans game…read moreand the staff were friendly and helpful and the place is so charming. Will definitely be a stop any time I'm in Brenham.

They have the best pizza in town! We had LJ's Steals Home and the Yardgharita pizza and they did…read morenot disappoint. We ordered ahead of time, texted in our order, and we're given a time it's be ready. We also received a text back when our food was ready. This pizza is worth writing home about and we will definitely be coming again!

This is a really cute park, although the park side of it, meaning equipment, is not very large…read more The reason I wanted to go here was to see the blue bonnets, and although I do not see very many, there were more over here than I saw anywhere else. There was a couple having wedding photos, and there was an elderly man taking pictures, and I just really liked how serene it was. Even the surrounding areas are just open fields and it's very beautiful. I'm happy this place is not too long of a drive from Houston to escape the city.

Truthfully I was expecting a little more from this place. It is a great park to stop by but to to…read morego out of your way and have a picnic, I'm not so sure. I would recommend to go if you are attending Baylor college just so you can see a bit of history of where the school originated.. It also gives you a great viewing of what started out as a woman's only college. Fun fact I didn't know so I definitely learned something new. We stopped by here after coming from the antique rose Emporium and right before going to to Brenham. I wouldn't say it was a complete waste of time! The trees that have grown there are absolutely amazing and beautiful.. Many of which I have seen in San Antonio and other parks around Houston. Cool pictures if you are also graduating from Baylor too!

4.5 We were only…read moreable to do a few trails here but we really liked the ones we took. There are some great views of the lakes and places to park so you can get out and explore. One of the trails we took was the overlook trail where there is a raised platform where you can see one of the lakes and at that time there were tons of birds on the water. This trail had more of a canopy than you'd expect and some cool trees with Spanish moss hanging on them. We'd come back.

Birch Creek State Park has always been a quiet, relaxing park during the 5 decades I have had the…read morepleasure of enjoying. I've spent many weekends there camping, fishing, walking the nice trails with and without my fur babies. The lake is large enough to enjoy without being on top of other anglers. The Rangers have been top notch, Thank you Texas Parks and Wildlife for keeping this park clean.

this is a great park overall. it has some nice walking trails. good amount of parking spots.read more

Very nice trails. Very well maintained. Restrooms were also clean. Several trails that connect -…read morewith signage to not get lost.

Definitely a hidden treasure in Katy. I felt like a kid again. It was so much fun to not only watch…read moremy kids, but also my family enjoy all of the water fun summer camp items.

I've been coming here since I was in 8th grade. I'm very disappointed with what they have done…read morerecently with their prices and rules. They are too overpriced for sure. It used to be $15 now it's 20$ and you have to sign a waiver and a fee?! Before you know it they're will be a pay to park For some reason they have lifeguards now. Like what is our money going towards? I get yall need money to make a living but this is outrageous. Also y'all's website and Facebook need to be changed! A lot of mommas will be upset when their kids come and then she can't pay enough

I wish I had planned my day better. You could spend the whole day here. We would have packed a…read morepicnic lunch. There is so much to see. Plan on your walking shoes too! It was amazing to explore the townsite and explore the building where the declaration of independence from Mexico was signed. Just walking on the grounds where these visionaries walked was melancholy. The visitor center has a bunch of information. This historical site houses the Star of the Republic Museum, a park, and the Barrington living history farm. We didn't get to see the farm or visit the park. We ran out of time

Got about 8.5k steps in from walking during the visit to this park. Not only that, I got to see and…read morelearn something. Allergies were under control thanks to starting Allegra. It allowed me to enjoy the walk while understanding more about Washington on the Brazos River. Got to see the famous Brazos River and imagine how life was or could have been. Washington, Texas could have been a bustling city like Austin. It was fun seeing the old life acted out in the exact place it happened. It was fun hearing from those playing the various roles all over the park. It's a nice and sacred part of Texas history. One can explore neighboring areas like Navasota or Chappell Hill for dinner. Was hoping to have dinner at Bevers in Chappell Hill but it was closed. It was an easy drive home. Found a new way to get 10k steps in.

This place is so nice…read more Perfect for the kiddies and the adults lol They have plenty to do . The walk/bike trail is beautiful. It's a hidden gem . I pray it stay that way my new secret find ! My son enjoyed it. We stay 3 mins away .

Fun playground for toddlers and up. It is large, with a covered pavilion for parties or a picnic…read more It's completely fenced in, so you don't have to worry about that kid of yours who might run off.

Growing up in the country, parks were pretty much the only place that you could go to without…read morepacking a bag and going to the city to take your kids to the zoo, amusement park, etc. Henderson Park, however, holds a special place in my heart because of the family reunions that used to be held here. May was our month to come together and celebrate family and food (lots of food) and get reacquainted. Unfortunately, for years, Henderson Park didn't receive the maintenance needed to make it plausible to continue having reunions here anymore, but I was shocked to see the upgrades to Henderson on a recent visit to Brenham. Lots of tlc has been poured into this park to revitalize it. In fact, I didn't even know how much history was apart of the park until I read the newly installed landmark signage that designates Henderson as a Lone Star Legacy Park, the highest honor that a park can receive according to the Texas Recreational and Parks Society. The designation was received in 2022, but the park is actually older than Fireman's Park across the street, which received the Lone Star Legacy Park honor in 2014. I'm just glad that this historical landmark has been restored and rejuvenated with a new venue with AC, which is a great update because my family use to place screens on the windows and run fans when we used Henderson back in the day. You'll also enjoy a bbq pit on the premises as well as a covered partition with picnic style benches as well as playgrounds, basketball courts and a baseball field which has a extraordinary place in history because Henderson (which was the park designated for African Americans during segregation) gave the Negro Leagues (and that is what they were called, so I am not going to change history here) a place and space to play. I am so glad that the baseball park remains a vital part of the park as well as the addition of a waterpark around the entryway to Henderson. Spacious and attractive, a day at Henderson provides some relaxation, relief, and literally a breath of fresh air if you visit. I'm excited to bring the family back together post covid to relaunch our reunions at Henderson in the near future, but I give pause and recognize how great it is that history still holds a special place in people's hearts and minds. Henderson Park will forever be a part of history. Let us not only celebrate it but cherish its presence and preservation to keep history alive in our community.

Needs more improvement for equestrian guests- Good thing we had our coggins, but make sure you…read morebring it when travel all around the lake just to get to the Nails section, which is the only part of the park that allows horses. Total cost was $16.00 to be sent through inconvenience. Better places to ride like Spring Creek.

Beautiful park with easy to navigate trails. The trails are mostly flat with a very seldom incline…read more I really enjoyed the scenery and seeing the free roaming deer. It reminded me of Caprock Canyon. The ladies restroom was clean with plenty of toilet paper. The headquarters is just after you pass the stop signs upon entering the park, the rangers were pretty friendly. The park entrance is $5 and you can camp if you choose to. Plenty of parking spots throughout the park. I definitely will be back!