Very few parks in Galveston, if any, can match this one in terms of multi-functionality. It…read morecontains a playground, baseball field, basketball court, cement trail, shaded benches, and two fenced areas for dogs (one open field and one impressively designed obstacle course). I occasionally take a walk here during the colder months when the unshaded weather allows it. Seeing all the dogs cheer me up! Parking is typically easy. Marine St has a dedicated lot for this park, and Albacore Dr has unrestricted street parking. Alternatively, N Holiday Dr has 2 hour parking from 9am-6pm.

I visited twice and was mostly dirt with what little grass there was unmowed. There was dog feces…read moreeverywhere. Although it is much closer to where I live, I drive to the West End Dog Recreation area that seems to be better maintained.

Sandhill Crane Soccer Complex specifics:…read more - A dozen soccer fields ( full fields and indoor size ) - Basketball courts - Walking/jogging trail - Playground - Dog Park - Picnic Benches - Outdoor Grills - Bathrooms - Bleachers - Football goals All in all a great park.

Very clean complex wtih multiple fields for differnt sports. There are several soccer fields,…read morebasketball courts, a playground for children, picnic benches, and even really clean restrooms (yes! fancy portapotties FTW) for when you just can't wait any longer. The parking lot was slightly difficult to find, if you're coming from 61st and Stewart Rd it's on your left before you hit the bend in the road. Bring some food for the grills and plenty of water and you and your family can have a great day outdoors!

This small park is in a residential/industrial area not too far from downtown. To be honest, this…read morepark is not really worth seeking out as it lacks a number of amenities such as public bathrooms, a fountain and a playscape. The primary thing you'll find here are some basketball courts and picnic tables. There are actually three basketball courts, one of which has hoops that are just 7 feet high. Plenty of free street parking in case you need to visit. Photos included for more insight.

Finally, a park with the senior citizen in mind! LOVE IT! Today, I took my husband along with his…read morewalker and our dog, Oreo, to Carbide Park in LaMarque, TX. What a nice day! What I loved the most was that my husband was able to navigate a good portion of the park with his walker. We parked in the north lot at first. There was a nice concrete path that led from the north parking lot across a fun bridge and almost down to the area where the senior playground is. The rest of the path was in gravel, which he was still able to navigate with his walker (probably will be difficult for some walkers, but his has four big wheels and a seat). He got plenty of exercise with his walk, resting now and then on his seat! I then left him at the senior playground to wait for me while I walked back, got the car, and drove down to the parking lot there. Then, I had fun using the equipment that was there, including the swing! Fun day, especially since my husband could enjoy it with me. If you have a handicapped loved one and need a fun place to go, try Carbide Park!

Nice park, we came here looking for new playgrounds and weren't disappointed! See pictures for…read moredetails ;) Kids also enjoyed the playground for elderly - nice when adults can use the playground equipment together with the kiddos Bathroom by the playground, nice paved paths for riding the bikes, some hills, plenty of wild flowers and a very quiet, tranquil atmosphere (at least in the morning) - it's a good park and I'd definitely recommend it!

This park is situated in a neighborhood about a half mile from the beach. At the time of this…read morewriting, this park is in fairly poor shape and is in need of a complete remodel. There are covered picnic table areas minus the picnic tables and grills. It's basically a large green space with palm trees randomly scattered throughout the property. This park in this condition at this time is really not worth a visit.

It's usually empty whenever I take my pup but this time we were able to make a few friends. I love…read morethat the small dog and large dog area is separated with a gate. The only thing I don't like is that more times than none, whenever we visit I notice that the grass is not maintained as well as it should be.

Found this just by driving by. 2 dog parks under 25lbs and over 25lbs sections, spacious. Then…read moreplayground 2-12 recommend ages. Looks new and clean. Has a fun little Piano type instrument on the playground hadn't seen this kind before I really like it. Wood chip ground around the playground. Parking lot doesn't have parking space lines so use your best judgement. Not covered so if rainy day the equipment will be wet. Overall I am glad I found it

Bay Street Park is, yes, on Bay Street and that means there's a great view of the Houston Ship…read moreChannel and the Texas City Dike from here. A large park that includes backstops, fishing piers, soccer fields, a sand volleyball park, walking trails, covered shelters and both portable and permanent restrooms. I had a nice walk around, a bit of sunshine, a lot of onshore breeze. There is plenty of parking here. [Review 865 of 2024 - 620 in Texas - 21895 overall]

this is lovely park. there's a nice walking path and a beautiful pier. a couple of neat big plane…read morestatues too.

Great, new looking park. Colorful. Hills. Trees. Swings for older and younger kids. Wood chip…read moreground around the playground. Not covered so it will be wet if you visit on a rainy day. Also small area for basketball.

This is a small local park in the community of Lamarque. It's surrounded on all sides by older…read moreresidential homes. The park itself is quite small with just a small playscap, some swings and one basketball hoop, but it does have a large green space attached to it which could be used for a soccer field. There are no picnic tables, grills or bathrooms.

This is a small park in the community of La Marque. One of the first things you notice about this…read moreproperty are the almost dozen tall pine trees at one end of the property. There is a basketball hoop, swings, playscape, benches, and picnic tables, but no grills or public bathrooms. These amenities sit near the center of the park and at the other end is just a large green space. It's a nice asset for the local community, but not worth seeking out.