This park is great. Our kids loved it! Especially great for elementary and up. There's even an…read moreexercise area with workout machines. There are also a bunch of bird houses so you can hear a lot of birds chirping in that area. 3 playground areas for kids (and adults) to play, swing, climb, rock, and slide to their heart's content. There's even a music area with xylophone type instruments and mallets to make music.

Beautiful playgrounds and workout equipment but why is there no drinking fountains for people or…read morepets? It was built by the MUD but no drinking fountains. Seems odd to me since there are pet poop bags available and trash cans. Th There is a pavilion,BBQ area, fantastic playground even covered, workout equipment,poop bag stations, trash cans bit no drinking fountains. I even love the plants there.

Great place to bring your kids. There's playground, washrooms. The playground is all fenced in…read more You'd see a lot of families playing and relaxing on nice weather days. Highly recommended.

We have lived in Pecan Grove for 35 years and have enjoyed the time here. Pitts road park has been…read morea part of my son, and grand sons athletic growing up. From baseball practice to Gator Football practice. My son has played many rounds of disc golf on the small course laid out there. What I reall want to ask, whoever is in charge of the park is, if you would consider adding a dog park in a section of the grounds. There are hundreds of people in Pecan Grove that can be seen walking their dogs every morning and evening on the streets of the Grove. I think many of us would take full advantage of and area where we could take our pets and let them run and play. I hope you might give this some consideration. Jimmy Wynne

Here's a park with multiple options, a trail and a playground, making it better than average in my…read morebook versus other parks. 2 sets of playground equipment (big kids/ little kids) like most places, but a particularly large array of slides on the big kids' playground is the unique feature, and may hold the record for most slides at one small park. More than average quantities of ommats at the bottom of the slides here too, which is useful when you have a one year old who wants to do the big kid slides but can't always land on his feet. The trails leave much to be desired, probably the most underwhelming 'trails' I have been on. The place has a claustrophobic feel. Long and narrow, surrounded by a busy street on one side and a neighborhood on the other, fences either side of path as it narrows to a turnaround point. More like the trail a toddler could begin on. Feels like I'm in someone's backyard really. Not scenic at all if don't you get my drift by now. And I guess I've come to realize after visiting many trails in parks that the environmental beauty largely correlates to our enjoyment. So if I come here, it's for the playground equip mainly.

I wanted to check out this small park which is dog friendly as long as you have your dog on a…read moreleash. I did have my dog on a leash. The walking paths are too short and the park is small to do any serious speed walking or running, but plenty of grass area for pets to roam around and park benches along the way in case you want to sit down and take in the scenery. I liked how clean and well kept this park is. I didn't see a single dog poop anyway. There's a playground area and a couple of picnic tables right by the parking lot/entrance area.

Nice and spacious park. You can reserve practice fields and pavilions online. The park is always…read morekept clean and I even talked with one of the ninja turtles. He told me "cowabunga dude." Also, a great place to vote. You are in/out and its never a long line.

I got to come here in the morning! It's a beautiful place and twas amazing spot to welcome sunshine…read more for the day! Twas around 7 and quite misty/foggy weather but as sun came out it all went out! There are many playground equipments and great place for family to spend quality times together! I got to walk around and enjoyed the fresh air in the bush! Highly recommended for nature lovers or athletic people to come out and enjoy the nature and scenery! Cheers

Quiet, wide open spaces. It's everything a park should have especially a place where my grandson…read morecan climb and socialize with other kids. We love this place

This park is huge! It has plenty of soccer and baseball fields, picnic tables, volleyball set up…read moreand there's a walking/running track toward the back. There's separate fields and spacing for sitting on the picnic so you definitely can come here and not have to worry about finding a quiet space alone. I didn't check the restrooms but they do have some and there's plenty parking. Lots of trees for shade as well and it's open early/late!

Fabulous pocket park in west Houston. This is NOT attached in any way to Cullen park further down…read moreSaums. Separate playgrounds for older and younger children as well as swings. Exercise equipment for adults. Huge covered pavilion with electric outlets and large grill. Trash receptacles and separate containment for pet waste at regular intervals along the path throughout the park. Ample seating. Security cameras posted throughout the park. More parking would be great. Only minor downside is no toileting nor hand washing facilities on premises.

Cute park with small walking trail and bbq grill. It appears no reservation is required to utilize…read morethe pavilion. Convenient dog stations located through out the park. Nice playground for the kids.

This neighborhood park is a hidden gem. It's tucked inside a subdivision so it's not super crowded…read morelike more mainstream parks, such as Oyster Creek Park or Sugar Land Memorial Park. There is a lake with some turtles, Muscovy ducks, mallard ducks. We enjoy having family picnics in the grass here. Plenty of shade under the trees by the lake, as well as shade elsewhere from large trees. Some walking trails, a playground with swings and a baby swing.

Nestled in the back of Covington Woods is Sugar Mill Park. It's a terrific little neighborhood…read morepark with a maze of concrete walking trails shaded by mature trees. You can do loops here and there and make the walk last as long as you like. You can also play volleyball here. Or, like me, you can just sit on one of the shaded benches on a hot summer morning and admire the ducks. There is a small pond intersecting with Hidden Lake Ln. There is a sign that says not to feed the waterfowl. When we came, there were some parents sitting under the gazebo chatting while their three children were running around chasing and harassing ducks. Fortunately, the ducks can escape under the fence to the private backyard section of the small lake. There were only 4 parallel parking spots along Drakewood.

Easy to get to, fun slides! & it's FREE! Great for all ages of children! Would highly recommend…read moregoing on hot days!

Small private lot. Very clean park with pavilion and picnic tables, benches, covered basketball…read morecourt, splash pad (closes 8pm), playground and walking trail. Lots of shade and there are restrooms