We walked on the Lone Star Trail today and had an absolutely lovely time. It was easy to find the…read moretrailhead we were using. Once we got going the path was easy to figure out, there were markers everywhere and overall a lovely place to be. #6 can take you out to the lake so I let my pup swim for a while. Definitely a spot we will be coming back to.

Stubblefield Lake Recreation Area, Latitude : 30.5597 Longitude: -95.6377, is a tent camping…read morecampground along Stubblefield Lake and along the forest. The 98.5 mile, Lone Star Hiking Trail enters Stubblefield Lake at a trailhead just before the second bathouse and travels to the front of the recreation area to FSR 215, heads North over the West Fork of the San Jacinto River, then turns back into the forest. Water faucets are spaced about every 3-4 campsites and there is no electricity at the sites. It's a small campground suitable for tents and very small campers. Bath houses have hot showers. A quiet campground where you can camp beside the lake or nestled in the forest. Many people fish at the San Jacinto river bridge. Directions: FM 1375 west from New Waverly for 9 miles; turn right (NW) on FSR 215 for 3 miles.

Good trails takes a couple of trips around to squeeze out a mile. Watch out for the straw covered…read morehazards because they can sneak up on you. One thing if you're not familiar with the area, don't go off the address on Yelp or the internet it takes you to a subdivision. Go to google maps and look for it there then touch it on the screen, that's how I finally got there. There's no signage to let you know your there.

Beautiful newly built park. Disc golf course, hiking trail, picnic tables with roof kids play…read moreground. Very nice wooded area.

Very nice park. We only visited the playground part of it. Everything was kept nicely and all…read moreequipment was functional. They have bathrooms and water fountains, which is very convenient. It seems to have a trail area, which we will be visiting soon. Definitively a nice place to bring the kids and spend some family time.

Small park in suburbia. The highlight of this park is the still green swamp. It was quite a sight…read more Nice park for a walk after a meal, to read a book or to reflect. It's vast and open with a pavilion. Lots of benches. Clean. There was a magnolia tree that was growing very well and looked well taken care of.

Searched for a dog park near me and this popped up, but it's not an actual dog park. Their sign…read moreclearly states it's a dog-free park so as not to deter the wildlife. That is totally fine and I understand. I'm just writing this to alert others as well not to go here specifically with your dogs! Also since no other review states it other than the one photo of their sign. Hope this helps.

Either the signs are wrong or extra trails were added. They need to update the signs and map to…read morereflect the new trails. We had to zigzag out to find the cross roads and the signs had I followed it again would have left me even more lost.

This is one of the better parks in the Conroe area. It offers plenty of space for…read moregatherings/parties. Pros: SJR - runs along the edge of this park and has multiple spots for you and the family to hang out and cool down from the summer sun. We take our kids multiple times a month and they love it! Playground area - very clean and this set is awesome for bigger kids but isn't fit for young toddlers. There's also a workout area with all types of equipment if you're looking for a good free workout. There's also a basketball court, horseshoe area, soccer field, walking trail and frisbee golf course (18 holes). Pavilion - The large pavilion can be rented out and is located conveniently located near the parking lot. Seating areas - there are several shaded picnic areas throughout the park with grills. Cons: Location - the traffic in this area is starting to pick up quickly so exiting this park can be a daunting task especially during the hours of 4:00pm to 7:00pm. Also if this area is known to flood easily! If you're looking for somewhere free to take your family and enjoy the outdoors check out McDade park!

It's a good place to spend time, with kids also. This park is located in Conroe city.read more

Small little neighborhood park that I had seen blown up on social media as a top park to visit…read more Think it was the dinosaur jungle gym that really sealed the deal for me to check it out. They have a toddler area, an older kids area, and the dinosaur in the middle with a small open grass area. I'd say this is a good park for ages 3-7, my 9 year old wasn't as inclined to enjoy the amenities as they were and mountain climbed on top of everything. Overall it's a quaint and cute little park well maintained. Think I saw 2 tables with benches, a water fountain with attached dog fountain. There isn't designated parking which even further solidifies it's more for the surrounding neighborhood.

Summer Storm Park is a typical mostly quiet neighborhood park in The Woodlands. It is the smallest…read moreamongst 4 parks within little over a half a mile. In the summertime when school is out many moms bring their elementary grade school kiddos and toddlers to play. There is a toddler playground and a playground for slightly older kids or adults you want a good swing. There is a large stone like dinosaur in the middle raised grass area. Also you'll find a picnic table and a fresh dog drinking fountain. Dogs are allowed on a leash. This is not an official dog park. Feel free to bring a picnic basket and enjoy the beautiful woods in this small 2 acre neighborhood park. This also can be a teenager hangout at night but the cops frequent it at night now looking for underage or of age partiers. I wouldn't suggest parting here anymore. If you're looking for basket ball, tennis courts, cooking grills and restroom facilities you'll have to go further down Cochrans Crossing to the larger park. Parking is on the street curb.

Had to run the water for over an hour to try to get it clear. We changed filter and was still not…read morecompletely clear. The host said this was how the water is. Loved the trees, but didn't like having to look at two sites, one of which was the host's and the other was a trailer with foiled windows that looked a bit shady.

The area is perfect and peaceful. Jessie, the US Veteran is the best host you will ever have at a…read morecampground!! However... The elderly man in spot #40 (pics attached) has a reputation as being a rude/old man & it held true today. He comes to ur campsite to do nothing but bother u; no other reason. Not only did he inform me (after I was already talking & dealing with Jessie) that I could not park on the grass at all (see pics of his gripe), stood by for 10 minutes as if I was going to jump at his demands. Not in this life! I had to tell him to get away from my family. When I went to go pay, he told my family he would give them $130 fine for parking on the grass. Albeit they were parking on the grass and as you can see in the picture I was not. But since I was not 100% on the concrete pad he had a serious problem. I went and knocked on his door and asked him how could he write me a fine because you and I both know he has no authority to do that if the park ranger came through they would be the one to do it. I informed him that if the park ranger had a problem with the way I was parked, I would deal with him. And do not say anything else to me or my family while I was here trying to enjoy myself for one night. So instead of saying anything he decided to walk his dog on this side (I'm next to him in #40, so my little dog would bark at him and he stayed on this side irritating is versus walking his dog on the other side where nobody is. Other people in the park that is on the side he manages, came and told me he irritated them also. I highly suggest this Campground get rid of this guy. People are here to enjoy their time with their family not to be harassed by somebody who has absolutely no life and is lonely. Jesse on the other hand should be paid! I and him are military veterans.

Mosquitos mosquitoes mosquitoes we love this park and would rate it a 5/5 except Everytime we come…read morehere bug spray or not we get attacked even in November. This park really is beautiful they have a splash pad next to the pool which you need a pass for both but the trails are nice they have two tennis courts and bbqs throughout. They have two playgrounds right next to each other one for bigger kids and one for smaller, wish they had more shade where the baby swings are they get extremely hot and are directly in the sun.

A large park next to the old Interfaith center, this park has tennis courts, one of the largest…read morepublic pools in the woodlands, a workout trail (with pull up bars, ect.), bbq pits, soccer field (behind Sally K Ride), and a dirt bike jump for kids (obviously made by kids). This is my favorite pool in the woodlands to swim at, its big and comprised of 3 different sized pools a baby pool, small waist deep pool, and a huge adult pool good for swimming laps or going off the diving board. The life guards were really cool when I went here many years ago and will often close the deep end for kids to swim in it. Awesome if you can get a group of others together and play sharks and minnows. Also, its right around the corner from the Panther creek shopping center so really legit to ride a bike to and from during summer for a kid that wants to swim then eat then swim some more.