Beautiful multi purpose park, i think its open to everyone but a lot of areas like the pool and…read moreindoor areas need a keycard to get in, so for residents i believe. They have different areas basketball, kids play area with water, playground, back area with a long trail to walk see some ducks and sit on a bench. They also have a fire pit which is nice for winter time. I didn't explore beyond that as its pretty hot but man this place is so nice!! So many seating options too, i didn't see any poop bags for dogs. Parking is scattered

Very nice clean parks. MY grandbaby loves going to this park. Everytime I take her.....she finds a…read morefriend to play with. She loves it there.

Tennis courts, swimming pool and some fun/exercise equipment for young kids to expend their…read moreenergies, exercise and spend quality family time.

Great Park. Equipment is very new and well maintained. I hope they continue to take care of it…read more There is a swimming pool and a splash pad across the street. Plenty of Pickleball courts and some tennis courts. there is fun for everyone.

1SAFE WITH SECURITY 2My fav place to bring my 4yo & 1yo!…read morethey have such different interest in play time and this park perfectly suits their appropriate age play! 2 different parks in one, so awesome. 3There is bathrooms right in range 4& there's a skatepark if you have older kiddos who want to skate etc.. 5gated area (Tip: would love to figure out how to donate to expand the parking area)

Great size gated park for children of all ages and capabilities. There are restrooms open and…read moreavailable. Located next to a skatepark. Well lit at night so this park is an option for an early or late dark evening especially during the fall season. Bench and other seating options or ground picnic options were plentiful. My only complaint is the amount of trash that was present clearly left from kiddos because it was mostly juice boxes. So glad I was able to stumble upon this place. Happy Yelping!

This is THE OG park for me. I've been coming here since I was in elementary school and still have…read morenot been to all the areas. It's a huge park. I love how it's connected to the library and they are always making renovations. Keeping the park up to date. Plenty of seating areas, walking trails, play areas, open fields. Hands down one of my top 2 favorite parks.

Huge, clean with multiple facilities (trails, multiple playgrounds, baseball fields, soccer fields,…read morerestrooms, covered picnic shelters, basketball courts, and skate park). I'm sure I'm missing a few amenities. We visited for my partners softball tournament, players were out with their teams, kids were out with their parents and owners were out with their dogs (on leashes of course). Unfortunately we didn't find any water fountains but always something to explore out here!

this park is nice has some places to sit. a big tree fell here after storms. pretty small but…read morestandard park kept clean overall.

This is one quaint park located in the Fairbanks and Northwest Crossing neighborhood. By looking at…read morethe address and the trees in the park, I see pine trees everywhere. This is my favorite place to exercise when I need some fresh air. Facts: The walking path is cemented and about 1/3 mile per lap. There are 4 sets of picnic table with standing grill. No public restroom. Has playground with modern slides and safety features Since it's attached to a school ground, it appears to be bigger. 2 tennis courts are not fully caged and they need a little TLC. According to City of Houston, this 7-acre park was acquired in 1958. I can't confirm but almost always true with public parks, picnic tables are first come first serve. For further inquiry, go to http://www.houstontx.gov/parks/ourparks/

Located between Dairy Ashford and Kirkwood just south of I10 is a nice park where you can take…read morewalks, play tennis, exercise, and relax. I frequent this park often due to its accessibility and ample space. It also has plentiful parking with a dedicated lot. The park has a dirt walking/jogging path that's about one mile (2,000 steps). When the weather is nice you'll see folks walking or jogging. I've never seen the park super packed unless there's a school event. Across the street to the west is Thornwood Elementary and to the south is Spring Forest Middle School. Stratford High School is also close by. The park is really flat which makes for easy walks, and there's a small hill in the middle if you like elevation though it is a really small hill. Other than the dirt gravel getting your shoes here and there and the random dog poop, this is a great park! Take advantage!

great park. nice walking loop around the perimeter. bunch of sports fields and some benches.read more

this park is pretty nice. goes along white oak bayou. has connect to great walking path. parking…read morelot just got redid but still has a huge curb.

Took La Familia to this park because my sons a Skateboarder. However it started raining upon…read morearriving and as we walked up to the Skateboarding area there were local kids riding bikes falling and slipping on Ramps! The place is Graffied kinda bad and my 7yr ols daughter announced "Mom theres the F word all over!" Well this place could be nicer but I guess not. The parking lot is hardly big enough and there are huge holes from street turning into drive. There's alot of space. To bad the city doesn't make better use of all this land and give kids a decent park. We didnt get to go to ravine because of rain and Ants crawling up your leg if you tried going down there.

This neighborhood park was originally called Carverdale Park prior to local leaders changed the…read morename to R L & Cora Johnson Park (chron.com has the complete story). The official address is 9801 Tanner Road; however, there is no parking. The best way to enter the parking lot is on Porto Rico Road and Sweetbay Lane near Carvardale Community Center. This is a multi-purpose park situated on a 10-acre odd-shaped land while surrounded by houses and businesses. There are large baseball field, basketball court, tennis court, asphalt walking trail, swing sets as well as picnic tables and a few BBQ grill stands. While there are a couple of covered benches, this park can hold many parties at the same time. The reason being my favor park is the parking lot and mature trees. There are a few designated handicap parking spots and easily accessible to Porto Rico Road and Gessner Drive. It's always cool to walk on the trail with the shady trees on sunny days.

This is my go to park to eat breakfast and chill before I go to work. It's a nice park with a big…read morefield for playing soccer, a trail for walking, picnic area and of course a playground for the kids to have fun. On the weekends you see large groups of people playing soccer or softball. Within the park, parking lot area is also the carverdale community center for the residents of the area. The parking lot is small, but most park along the street anyway. All in all a good community park.