Clean, and keeps my kid entertained for hours. Always busy though. There's a dog park, skating…read morepark, and splash pad. Bathrooms are always clean too.

Very well maintained. Clean restrooms. While there is a nice paved walking track I enjoy walking…read morethe creek and the trails along the woods back behind the pond. Dog walkers, runners, cyclists, Mom's with strollers all will enjoy. Very peaceful in the mornings. Play area busy on weekends with Birthday parties. Frisbee golf course is layed out very well. Check it out!!

I love coming here and watch the skaters of all talent here. It make me miss my skating day of the…read morepass. The staff here and the skaters here are very nice and welcoming. This is one of more centralized location skatepark. There is a small parking lot near by.

Interesting to see a skate park. It is pretty cool. Open till 10 pm saw many people of all ages…read morecome here with their skate boards. Gives a lovely skyline view as well. Looks really nice during sunset. Open to public. Did not use any of the amenities other than a quick short walk around, but the crowd that came in looked happy to have a place to practice and perfect their skating skills.

Cute dog park. Great fitness area. Had a good time. My small dog had to be watched very closely…read moresince the entrances had large gaping holes at the bottom to make an escape.

Nice little dog park , was nice to have a place near hotel for my daughters service dog to play and…read morebe off duty for a bit .

The Largest Free Skatepark in the Nation!! Gotta bring your kids here. Bring a Helmet its required!…read moreYou gotta sign up to skate here and get a free membership card! Places gets pretty packed on wknds! We are lucky to live 3mi from there so my son Trae goes just about everyday except for Tuesday when its closed! The staff here are Great and take pride in this park. They are all friends of ours now! Not to mention we have made tons of New Skater friends!

helmets required. needed. they dont let you borrow or sell any helmets you need to bring your own.read more

It's a really cool place for both beginners and advanced skaters. There is a ton of bowls and banks…read morethat you can skate, and I think that the full pipe in the park is insane!

My husband and I took a 45 minute walk and it was very pleasant. We both commented how there was…read moreplenty of shade over the walkways, a welcoming feature considering the Houston heat. There is a great dog park, tot lots with playground equipment, and benches along the pathways to rest. There were picnic tables and restrooms too. If I had small children, it might be a weekly picnic lunch outing!

A cute little unexpected green area in the middle of a apartment complex…read more If u can shut off the noise in ur and choose a blind side the apartments and traffc its a pretty cute " hidden gem " kind of a park. It is densely wooded and has quiteba few interesting walking trails including one which ends in a tennis court , or a vollyball court

I have always loved Memorial Park, located in Pasadena, also known as Stank-adena, or as most of us…read morelike to call it Get-down-dena. Memorial Park has just about everything you need for a family with various interests. You can't go wrong here, located right by Pasadena High School off 225, home of the Eagles, where the grass is greener and the girls are prettier. Basketball area is large, at least six goals, covered, and always full of basketball players of all ages. There is a skate park next to it with ramps of all sizes. My daughter's favorite section of the park, she uses it with her skates or bicycle, she is now asking for a skateboard this Christmas. I would, take caution with little ones; it's full of teenagers who do try to look out for smaller kids, except they can't avoid little ones when they are going full speed. I've seen some really bad accidents. Soccer fields always have players on them whether it is practice or games. Everyone seems to play nice even when the fields are being occupied by several groups. One of the soccer fields has a ¼ mile walking, running, jogging, trotting, biking, or skating track. Nobody is there to enforce the tracks rules, perfect for a mother of three who needs to get her cardio in with kids who rather bike ride, skate, or kick balls on the track. This may not be the track for you, if that sort of thing bothers you. You should still come for everything else Memorial Park offers. This mamita's favorite part: Unlike the skate park I don't have to chase my daughter to ensure her safety. I bring a blanket, lay down on top of the hill and let the kids work out their problems on the playground. I always yell to my kids as we are rushing out the door to grab water, but like most other times they don't listen. There are water fountains, and to my surprise actually have a good water pressure that their mouths are nowhere near the spout. The bad, is very bad. Restrooms, let's just not go there. Gazebo, bridge, leisurely strolls, picnic tables, pits, and benches are all part of a day at the park. There is always someone selling raspas, corn in a cup, chicarrones, and other gusguerias (junk food). Just for Pete's sake pick up after yourself. My kids don't take many orders from me, but our one family rule is, "we don't litter", if they see you do it, well you asked for it.

Not a lot of people come and that's good but after school hours is a nightmare cause of the kid…read morerunning around and they don't even have a board or even a scooter

Awesome indoor skatepark. You can purchase a lifetime membership which is worth it to support the…read morebusiness. Everyone that works there - all super friendly. My son loves this place. Only downside is the industry around it stinks like something toxic.....doesn't really lend to taking a walk while my teen is skating, but otherwise highly recommend.

Southside, the south, southside Southside, the south,…read moresouthside Southside, the south, southside Southside, the south, southside - Love that song it brings out the hood in me. Southside Skatepark, in South Houston, has been there for ever and I didn't know it. I was not a skater, I was doing group sports learning to play nice, learning to be a team player, and learning to lose gracefully. A load of crap. Individual sports is where it's at. Teach them individualism, to work hard for what they want. My daughter is a lady and she is learning to skate like a boss. She falls and she gets back up to try, try, and try again. Don't worry she also is learning all the other stuff on hear roller derby team. We enjoy many skate parks, but because of the proximity of this one to our home it's a winner. Indoors too, rain or shine she can skate. Plus they have a shop to buy our skating needs. She just got her first real board and they fixed it up for her. It is an expensive sport. She's costing me way more on a monthly basis then her brothers cost several years of playing sports on city teams. She is usually the only girl here, I thought that would make her uncomfortable but most of the guys give her tips. Love her new skate friends!