One of the most popular walking trails in Beaumont. It's located near their high school in the West…read moreend & the total trail is about 3.5 miles. They have 2 different entrances and plenty of signs for walkers & bikers to follow. Along the way, you'll find benches and little gazebos to rest under. Connected in the same area, is an indoor soccer range and soccer fields to the left of it. I definitely recommend if you're in the area & want to get some steps outdoors.

One of the best trails to get your run on in Beaumont, TX. Its a concrete trail with a 2 mile loop…read more If you park on the soccer field side you can get a good 3.5 miles in. There is a running group that meets there every Monday and Wednesday at 6pm. Look the up at www.facebook.com/gtstrutters Some dislikes about the park is the lack of lighting. Once it gets dark you'll probably need a headlamp.

We spent about an hour at Cattail Marsh on a recent Sunday. The marsh is at the end of a large park…read morethat also includes a botanical garden. One of the best features of the marsh is its long boardwalk, which has 2 shaded areas to sit or to escape the sun. There are also wide graveled pathways, which have no shade whatsoever. If you're a bird watcher or photographer, you'll likely enjoy the boardwalk. If you stand still for awhile, it's easier to see the ibis, egrets, gallinules, grebes, coots, and other birds. There's a purple martin house adjacent to the parking lot. We enjoyed our brief visit to the marsh, and would have taken advantage of the nearby botanical garden if it hadn't been closed on weekends.

Make at it best. There's various walking trails to accommodate all levels of athletes. The site…read moreincludes a lookout tower, a pier, seating, plants, marsh and more! Accessible parking.

Southeast Texas has a Disc Golf culture growing and this course will help sustain it in the future…read moreyears to come. I am from the area, but do not live here any longer. I am a very avid Disc Golfer and I have played some of the best courses around...so coming home to SETx every now and then, while knowing this course is consistently improving, makes me feel good about our beloved sport in the area. The course is a great challenge for all levels. It contains many Risk vs. Reward scenarios. So choose wisely. If you are an "Open/Pro" player then leave your "Big Arm" at home and bring your finesse bag for the show. If you are a mid-ranked player and can average placement drives about 350-400ft this course allows you to carefully do that on some holes while teaching you to throttle back on some technical/tight ones and simply ensure that you place it where you need to make the next Birdie shot. If you are New/Novice/Recreational player, then this course will fit all your needs to teach you the great aspects of Disc Golf. It gives you some great open fairway shots to drive on hard, it gives you some nice technical shots that test your approach skills, and for the closing it will give you a chance for that awe inspiring attempt at a great putt. All in all... when you try any of the three experience levels mentioned, there is that great opportunity to yell and whoop up a cheer of success or the happy (but painful) "auuggghhh" of almost getting what you wanted out of the challenge. The local disc golf groups and Golden Triangle Disc Golf Club do their utmost to keep the course in it's best condition despite: droughts, hurricanes, and anything else in between those extremes. They work with the city and community to ensure it meets everyone's needs. If you are not from the area, please know that the history of the park WAS sordid.. and Disc Golfers help remove all the deviants and rift raft from the area; sure, like any park, there are still some less than stellar citizens that go there for nefarious reasons.. but they are shunned away by the constant activity of the Disc Golfers at the location. So please think about the park if you are looking for a simple place to have a lunch break in a clean park, when you want to have some grassy fields for the kids to play on, when you want to walk the trails/paths of the area... and of course... when you want to play the Lifetime and Lifestyle Sport we affectionately call Disc Golf!

Went out to Klein Park on a beautiful day with spring-like weather! It was heavenly. People were…read moreplaying disc golf, young kids were searching for minnows & other wildlife, & there was even a couple lounging on a blanket under the sun. We are lucky to have this green space here. Try it - you'll be surprised by how good it feels to be in nature. Side note: if you use the walking path for exercise, one lap is 0.60 of a mile

Perfect skating place in Beaumont, excited my son got to experience one of my old stomping grounds…read moreas a teenager. As a parent my son safety is my number one priority, and this family owned business deliver just that from extra staff on floor that monitor all guest, to armed security outside. Due to covid restrictions they only allowing 150 guest. They honor military discounts. At half off, with proper identification. Adults entry is $5.50. Hours are 7-10pm Music is GREAT! They play some great new tunes and oldies to skate to.

Service is weird, telling us we leave at 1:00, but at 1:45. Overpriced food, for 100mm of liquid…read morefor $2.50, a large for $3. That's a scam. No safety, someone got ankle injury, staff never helped. Someone on wheelchair, didn't at least go to a nursing area for checkups. Never taught people how to skate, my friend almost broke his ankle. Community, very rude, for a field trip. That's some crap right there. But, I saw staff bring out dog to play, and I like the dog, that's really the reason why I gave it only a 1 star, I was gonna do 0 star without the dog. Food overpriced, that's "scandalism", dusty areas, didn't get to play arcades, safety overall bad, people slammed into the walls. Only dog I liked. No amenities, no food, bit fun, no safety. That's it really.

We recently stopped here during a cross-country roadtrip and our pup was so thankful. First, we…read morewere surprised at how big this park was - our pup really had the chance to run and burn off some energy. It definitely needs a bit of TLC - the toys are a bit worn and there are ant hills everywhere. However, it is largely clean, there is water available, parking and seating for the human friends. Overall, a great place to stop.

My dog loves the park .I come from Vidor 3 to 4 times a week. Just wish there were places to sit…read moreunder the trees to get out of the sun during the hot part of the day. Maybe put a bench under the tree at the front and at the back of the small dog park and a bench at the back right side of the big dog park where those trees are. And put covers on the benches up front by the gates. And maybe a splash pad or a pool for dogs that like to play in the water. Thank you.

Hidden gem of Beaumont Texas. An amazing ecological zone of cattail marshes that naturally clean…read moreand filter waste water, and provide a rich environment for local wildlife. There is also an adjacent recreational area, a botanical garden, horse stables, a small event center and a golf course within the grounds of the park.

This is an amazing park and you need to see it if you are in the area…read more Marsh: It has a long pier over a marshy area with alligators and birds. There is a very large trail around all of it and people walk and ride their bikes around it. This park is huge!!! Golf: it has a large golf course Pick nick: many places, tables Horses: it has a large stable with horses! Botanical gardens: very well maintained trails. Large waterfall. Bathrooms. Indoor greenhouses with waterfalls.

So you want to get in shape. This is one place to do that…read more What can you find at the Folsom Hike & Bike Trail? * Paved trail? Yes. * Unpaved trail? Only one short spur. * Hills? Kinda sorta; a mesa that appears to be manmade, and the only hill in Jefferson County. * Trees? Nope. * Views? Nope. Unless you consider looking at Folsom Drive to be a view. * Appropriate for a road bike? Maybe; it's only 1.4 miles one-way to a dead end. * Appropriate for a mountain bike? Maybe; I didn't see any signs prohibiting mountain bikes on the mesa. It's quite boring, though. * Streams or lakes? Nope. * Dogs? Yes. * Dairy Queen? Dollar Tree? Waffle House? Nope on all three. * Parking? On the small side, but adequate for the amount of use it gets. The Folsom Hike & Bike Trail is convenient for people on the West Side. And it works for my attempts to rebuild my cardio. And that's about it. If you want scenic diversions, or a course longer than 2.8 miles, go to Tyrell Park.

1.4 mile one way, then 1.4 back. One long trail. Not a loop. Nice walking track. No trees. Bike…read morefriendly. Has a parking lot. Porta potty. Air pump. Long concrete trail. Has doggie waste bags. No outdoor equipment to play on. A few benches. There is a little dirt trail that takes you to a hill perfect for watching the sunset. Kroger, HEB, Walmart and other stores close by. Nice place to walk. No lighting so be aware. Has had thieves break into cars. Lock car doors!

I fell in love with this park immediately when I saw it while driving to a friend's house. That…read morelove became like when I went there. Wuthering Heights Park must be based on the movie, because there are no high parts in this part of Beaumont. It's a specific kind of park: not for church picnics, not for volleyball tournaments, not for getting a gnarly workout done. Instead, it's a wooded tract of land that must has been designated when this area was developed in the 1930s. Several paved trails going through the park, so it's a good place for you and/or your dog to take a jog. If you stay on the trail, there's no need to worry about mud after the frequent rains. A lot of picnic tables scattered throughout. Very close to the freeway. Wuthering Heights Park is good for a jog, lunch away from the office, a date with your sweetie, or a photo shoot. As for the way Beaumont was back in the day, you can see that in the undeveloped piney woods that are so dense you can't see more than a few feet into it. This park is definitely developed, but not too much. It's pretty, but not developed as a typical park, and that's intentional. So it may not work for you, and hopefully this review will help you decide if this park will work for you.

Quiet, peaceful park to relax with a book or take a stroll along the walking/jogging trail. Plenty…read moreof benches to stop and people watch - if there is anyone else there. Towering pines make it cool and shady, and the squirrels that run up and down them are entertaining. This seems more of an adult oriented park, as there are no restrooms or playgrounds nearby.