Great place for the family to get the energy out. The air of the sea is quite relaxing and always a…read moregood time.

Clean, plenty of parking, great for events, great place to walk my pup. Sits on part of the lake…read moreclose enough to everything.

This quaint trail is roughly 5.6 miles from start to finish. The Trail in almost entirely paved…read moreand or gravel. It's wheelchair accessible and excellent for beginner hikers. Hike this trail all the way to the Gully bank. Here you can free fish. When we went, they had success in catches after only a few hours. You'll experience lots of wildlife in the form of seagulls and other birds. The best time to go it right before the weather starts to chill, so In November.

Does anyone know if the bridge is fixed, the one where you fish?, last time I went with my father…read moreit was completely gone. Any updates?

I love this little park. Well, not so little actually. It doesn't really look like much when you…read morepull in; you see a little pond (I call it the Turtle Pond because, well, it's full of turtles!) and you think this is it? Well, keep driving around the pond and to the back.....oh yeah, that's more like it! There's a running/walking trail, tons of picnic tables with grills, a covered pavilion, a disc golf course (Frisbee golf? I'm not sure what it's called, but I always see people playing!), a playground, a fishing pier, a volleyball court and a baseball field and plenty of trash cans with dog pooper-scooper stations so you have no excuse to not pick up after your pet! They do allow dogs off the leash here but please be a responsible pet owner and clean up after your pet! It's usually not real busy mostly because not too many people know it's here except for the people in the neighborhood. Wait. I may have just messed that up, huh? lol It's within walking distance of my work so I like to come here at lunch and walk around the trail. It's very well maintained and partly cement and partly small rock. It can get muddy after a rain of course, but that's everywhere. And they did build a wood bridge over a spot that was always flooding, which is nice. If you're in the area and want a nice, well-maintained park to have a picnic, or just walk around and take in the sights (the trail runs along part of Taylor Lake which is part of Galveston Bay), this a great place for that!

This is a really beautiful park with walking paths for walking and jogging and walking the dogs…read more There is basketball and volleyball and a view of the water. There are covered restrooms and water faucets to wash your feet from the volleyball sand. Children have a large play area.

Great trails! Will be back again to explore further . A little confusing even with maps, but you…read morecan only go so far before you hit a road.

This park has miles of uncovered hiking trails some of which is densely covered by trees. There is…read morea waterway that spills into the Gulf of Mexico. There is a very long pier for fishing at Pine Gully Park. Maintenance does a good job of bringing in red clay for areas of the path that get muddy in the rain. If it is quiet you may see a deer or wild hog come out of the brush.

Perfect spot for a 5k! So many wonderful amenities including a pavilion, playground, and skate…read morepark. The trail that stretches around the park and accompanying bayou is about 1.5 miles. The trail surrounding the bayou is scenic and provides some great shaded areas for hot days. The park also has a softball field with benches! Perfect for my fav childhood game...KICKBALL. Great park to take the kids and challenge your adult friends to a throwback field day event

Another of the parks connected by the trails developed and maintained by the City if Seabrook. This…read moreone includes a public pool, playground area, and disc golf for those who are so inclined. It also is a popular gathering spot for runners in the area. From this end of the trail system, you can access a number of route options with running among the trees, along the road, and by the water. Highly recommend these trails and commend the city for their commitment for providing a great place for people to exercise and socialize. Wish more cities would make these sorts of investments. These trails are great for those who want to get in longer distances without stressing the joints by running on concrete or asphalt.

What a beautiful park by the water and plenty of space to play for kids. There's gazebos to have a…read morepicnic. You can put a blanket on the grass and relax that way also. I wish we could've stayed here all day. But this was just a turnaround trip for us

Beautiful view. In a really nice neighborhood, but Worst thing about it there's stickers! they get…read moreall over your dog

Clean and kept park. We were mostly at the (Monroe Fields) splash pad next door but could see…read morethrough the bars/ fence. Perfect place for a family gathering. Parking probably leaves alot to be desired if you go during the morning/ afternoon. We went during the evening today. (Around 7 to 8, they close at 8:30)

Diverse and cosy park, with a nice playground, sports grounds (basketball, volleyball, open air…read moregym), gravel looped walking trail (with starving mosquitoes, so bring your bug repellent!!) and quite a few pavilions with charcoal BBQ grills. As of May 2016, there's a nice Monroe Field splash pad right next to it - just what's needed for a hot summer! One bathroom at the park and another one at splash pad

It's small but peaceful, calm, and contains settings perfect for portraits or photo drops. Named…read moreafter Walter Hall's wife Helen, she loved her gardening and flowers which is evident at this tiny garden in League City. You'll see a water fountain, a MERR sign (short for merry?) and some statue bust displays of Mr. Hall and Helen herself. It's clear they had some positive footprints on the League City area based on the information written on their bust displays. Small amount of parking, it's worth stopping by for the 5-10 minutes and strolling around forgetting your troubles.

We were killing time and did a search of parks nearby and found Helen's Garden. It is a beautiful…read morelittle park. My 4 year old enjoyed looking at all the flowers and the water feature. They have shady areas too which was nice since it was so hot out. There are also bathrooms which was much appreciated. They were setting up for a small wedding too which was fun to watch. Definitely a pretty backdrop for a wedding and photos.

This park is one of my go to parks to do photo shoots. There are so many different angles and lots…read moreof opportunities to explore areas to do the shoots . From Gazebos, train tracks , to the red caboose and an old building.

This is my favorite park!…read more I love the way the road curves showing off each aspect of nature. From the large body of water, luscious grass, pond, to the multiple sitting areas. I usually go to walk my dog and lay by the water & in the sun. A very calm solace. There's a house on the site, that would look nice if it was taken care of and fixed up but not renoved to look minimalistic. Everything about this park brings me joy and happiness.

This park is a small one along the trail system developed and maintained by the City of Seabrook…read more It's got a small parking area and a garden maintained by volunteers. The trails here go through the trees, by the creek, and lead out to the section along the road and towards Pine Gully Park. I park here often for early morning runs to take advantage of the light from the nearby neighborhood yet gives me access to the trail sections among the trees. The Coty of Seabrook should be commended for their dedication to providing a quality recreation area for their citizens and other locals

Really pretty little park that is one of the many off of the Seabrook Trails; seriously how many…read morelittle parks do they have? It's so awesome! It's not necessarily a park with a lot of amenities but a neat little place off of the Seabrook Trails right off of Todville Road with a pretty little butterfly garden. There's not a lot of parking, but the trails are nice enough to walk along to get there. Definitely stop by when you're out running the trails. It's a pretty little place that will help you forget you're only about 40 minutes from Houston!