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 visited the park with my 2 year old on a Thursday afternoon. The parking lot around the pool was…read morefull but there were spots that overflow into the church connected to the same lot. We only visited the playground, but there was a lively basketball court, the pool, a splash pad, a covered patio with seating, and public restrooms. I loved that the restrooms were right next to the splash pad (and very close to the playground) and not locked inside the pool gates, so we were able to access them after the pool closed. The splash pad is open 8-8, which is really nice with the later sunset. We arrived around 5:30 and there were a few kids playing in it. By 6:45, it was completely empty. I didn't feel like my toddler would get run over if we decided to play in it on a slow day. The playground was busy but the equipment was so expansive it didn't feel crowded. There was also a smaller toddler structure, baby swings, adult swings, a really nice 4 seater seesaw, some sort of merry go round that was occupied by teenagers, and a couple benches. I believe there was also one picnic table on the playground. The playground structure is so large that I was able to comfortably fit through it at 9 months pregnant. My toddler had a blast. It has a lot of options and variety in heights, slides, climbing skills, etc. He also enjoyed watching the basketball court from within the playground. We'll definitely be back. One thing I didn't see was a water fountain, not even by the bathrooms. But I could've missed it somewhere.

Dont go here!!! The maintenance man locked me and my daughter out knowing our stuff was in there he…read moresaw us leave and locked the gate right behind me I had to find him and get his attention to let me in and grab my stuff there was no sign on the gate that said closed, the gate was open which is why I went inside in the first place. I won't ever be back worst service I've gotten

The playground is expansive / well-maintained. However, we were disappointed to find that the…read moresplash pad was not running despite being nice/warm weather (high 70s), which was the main reason we drove out to this park.

We really enjoyed this park. Plenty of parking, well maintained, clean, restrooms, splash pad, and…read morereally fun climbing equipment/playscape. My 2yo had a blast.

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!

The open field by the tennis courts is a gem. This park offers so much more than the average green…read morespace. I appreciate the water fountain for kids and adults, as well as the smaller one for dogs. The splash pad, basketball and tennis courts, and barbecue area make it an ideal spot for outdoor fun. For one of our children birthday, we rented the pavillion and had a blast.

Great park. Great Splash Pad. Seems to be open everyday. My kids love it. Plenty of shade and we'll…read morehidden.

This is a nice little park that we've visited a couple times while in town. It's not the biggest or…read morethe fanciest of the area. But it has a couple different playgrounds, a swing set, a sheltered picnic area and a large pond. There are lots of turtles in the pond, which the kids found quite entertaining.

This is one of my favorite parks in the area. I like that I didn't have wood chips because those…read moreget inside the shoes and hurt a lot. I'm happy that they have the rubber flooring, because it's easy for hits to climb up and down and they don't have to worry about anything getting in their shoes. The bright colors are fun and they have ample seating and picnic tables and a covered sitting area. I definitely would recommend this park.

Dog park review:…read more This park is great if you want some space for your dog to roam/run around in. I believe the dog park for big dogs is 2 acres (?) or something like that. They have kiddie pools you can fill up with water, over by the hose to the side. There is a fire hydrant that mists water when you press down on the button. There are benches/places to sit throughout the park, with the largest being the gazebo at the front, near the fence. If you ever want to host some sort of puppy gathering, this would be the place to do it. Plenty of room!

I love coach stewart, he teaches fundamental basketball, and he teaches discipline to the kids he…read moretakes no mess. My oldest son has played with him, and now my younger son will also. He is a great coach and this is a great team!

Please do not waste your precious time investing all your hard earned money into this program for…read moreyour children. As a single mother, I thought that investing my time and money with him would be a good idea because my son really loves basketball and wants to be college ball player, however, when starting the program, games were canceled, practices were moved, and 2 months into the program after paying 400 dollars for the uniforms etc and almost 800. Also, he had the kids practicing at the park outside in cold, and sometimes rainy weather, this didnt make sense because a part of the price is paying for practices. It started out practicing in gym but suddenly it was moved with no explanation. We still hadnt recieved them. His wife does not make herself known and very friendly. They do not keep the team updated on what is going on and I felt like my son was just being looked over because I am a single mother with out a dad around and was not good friends with the coaches, so he didnt get much attention. I was told when making comments after a game that I was not allowed to be there because parents werent allowed but yet witnessed a dad bringing his older son to play on the team and helping the coach and sitting on the bench. I do not like that because AAU is not supposed to be parent coaches. I attempted to report this league and I am still in the process of figuring out how to get this program shut down because it is just a money hole. They dont care about the welfare of your childrens success. I wasnt going to write a review, but I feel like I need to be a voice for all the other parents that were calling me in attempt to complain and be upset about the organization of the program. They were the first people to say that certain teams cheat but yet I saw that at one tournament, he allowed bigger boys to play and was requesting birth certificate copies from smaller kids parents prior to this tournament that he brought the bigger boys on board. I did not give mine because I felt that he would keep the copy and pretend that the older kids were my son to be able to play down on team. Another thing that happened was that he got kicked out of Alodia tournaments and had to find other tournaments for them to play in, when this happened, I left because like I said no uniforms were produced, several games were played and yet they were playing in practice clothes and I was thinking this was rather sketchy. Also, i was promised a certain personal development plan for my son and that did not happen either. I had paid almost 800 bucks and the total program was 1200. When I was unhappy with service, I asked for refund or partial refund and was told no, which didnt make sense because I never layed eyes on the uniform. He said he would mail the uniforms and needless to say I have not recieved them and it has been 3 months. STAY AWAY! THIS PROGRAM SHOULD NOT EXIST!! ITS A JOKE!!