Nice safe place for you to play some basketball indoor in a safe environment or use the gym here…read morefor some weight lifting or attend Taekwondo class here. This place is under the city of Houston jurisdiction.

Nice hoop sessions here. This is definitely a great place to get competitive runs. Real talent be…read moreat this park

Not to be confused with Cherrypop Community Center, which is something entirely different and…read morerelated to the losing of one's (or two's, or any number's really) virginity. Cherryhurst is a great little Park located on the back streets of Montrose in Houston and it's not always the cleanest, but the community center here is a nice addition for the community and we've definitely had lots of nice walks around here and also spotted a lot of beautiful people here - and I'm not talking about ourselves but thattoo.

We parked near this park when dining at a nearby restaurant and it was such a pleasant day out, we…read morestayed and hung out here with our kids after the meal. There weren't a ton of people there and the playground is a decent size, with swings, slides climbables, and plenty of shade and benches for the parents. The park also offers two tennis courts along with a wall to practice tennis against. All of the tennis facilities were full with some people waiting. It seemed like the natural progression was to start on the wall while you waited for a court to open up. There is plenty of parking and the surrounding neighborhood is safe and quaint. Great little spot!!

I absolutely love this facility!…read more Their youth academy and beginner soccer classes are impressive!! Erik is very knowledgeable and very skillful when it comes to soccer. I've seen the instructors get results from kids quickly while making it really fun. Also, they just added BUBBLE SOCCER!!! It's extremely fun and offered at a good price. We are definitely going back for that.

They supposedly offer your money back if after 3 lessons your child didn't like it...well my son…read moreonly went to 2 lessons and refused to attend. And they kept giving me the run around on my reimbursement...never retrieved my money back.

From the pictures posted I though this park was going to be huge, but nope, it's a tiny park in the…read moremiddle of a neighborhood. Now that doesn't mean it's bad. There is one big tree and two benches. I could see people in the neighborhood walking here and enjoying the green space. But if you are not in the area I would not recommend driving here just for this park. The tree is big though, if you want similar trees, I would suggest going to Menil Park.

Do you ever need a moment? Alone or with, to escape or…read morewish A moment for you and yours Without the trappings of rooms and doors In the bosom of space Not expected nor out of place It waits here supine, verdantly divine An arbor of tranquility A mark of civility It's simple, not plain Accessible, not vain It's a moment available for you If you like, take two. You may have driven or walked by; curious or ambivalent. In the span of a wink you'd be past not knowing what you'd missed. It's tempting to dismiss a park the size of normal house lot. Adorned simply with a sign announcing it's presence, and more curiously with a mail box that distinctly says "No Mail" on it, this park resides comfortably in this quiet section of Montrose. It's been here for almost 30 years, quietly beckoning the occasional passer by to stop.....take a load off...rest. The real draw here is the massive oak that is over 50' tall and is the whole impetus for the park. The Shiffick's were area residents that owned the park and donated the land rather than sell it. They knew anyone that would want to build on the lot would have to cut down this grand old tree that had stood there before most of the neighborhood existed, and that was a fate that they apparently couldn't bear. A couple of years ago two benches were added, so now you have a choice if you're not inclined to rest in the grass. This park is an urban gem, not gaudy nor shiny, but simple and serene. It offers a brief respite from the city around you, or the quandaries with in you. So if you're in the area and just need a moment with your thoughts or with out them, pass through....and if you need it take two.

Our family get together Was that Gus world's famous chicken…read morerestaurant our server Sonny Was very knowledgeable with the menu I recommend the pecan pie, which was delicious Again, thank you Sonny

I don't mean to be a Tuttle tale, but this is one of the least known little parks in Houston, and…read moreit's a great addition to the run down neighbourhood. This is a cute little park on the East side of Houston, and it's pretty small but at least it adds a nice block of Green Space to an otherwise run down and pretty depressing neighbourhood close to a lot of industry. I'm always up for putting parks like this here, but I wish they would keep it a little bit more clean.

New ownership has done a great job . Great place for soccer and volleyball…read more Highly recommended spot. Parking needs to be improved.

I recently attended a soccer tournament at this location. The tournament went very smoothly. The…read moresoccer field is in good shape and the kids had a great time playing on it. It's a turf field with a blue color, rather than the usual green. They have a bar onsite, which is great for the parents. :) The referee we had was pretty good and had a good attitude. The teams that participated in the tournament were predominantly Latino, and none of us experienced any of the issues talked about in other reviews. They also have two sand volleyball fields. They let the kids play on them after the game, that was nice. They played some good tunes there as well. Also, there are plenty of comfy chairs and picnic tables for everyone to use. At first, I was worried about parking. The parking lot is relatively small, but as it turns out, you can park on the street nearby. So, parking was not an issue during the tournament. Moreover, there are some really good places to eat nearby. Try the Rodeo Goat if you fancy gourmet burgers! I do have one recommendation for the field owners. The soccer field has metal posts that hold up the nets that surround the field. The posts are not padded. My kid almost ran into one. It would not have been good if he did. I would recommend to the field owners to pad them for safety. Overall, it was a fun place with a good ambience and a nice view of Downtown. We will be returning to play other tournaments.

I was in the area and need a place where I can be safe and wait for someone and I see there is a…read morecommunity center nearby it was my first time here and Yarah Franco was working at the front desk and she guided me through the process as we have to sign in and told me what facility are here and she made me feel welcome here. I took a look at the gym and then I want to the computer room and use one of the computer for a little bit and there was a free eye exam next door and I sign up for it. It is a very nice community that can get a new upgrade soon I hope.

Edit: I contacted the city of Houston and they came out the next day to mow, clean and repair the…read morewater park! The park is full of happy kids :) I don't know what is going on with this park. They just opened a skate park and splash pad but there isn't any water on now. There is trash everywhere and the grass is high. I was here a few months ago and it was really nice. Seems it has been abandoned which is truly sad. It sits beside an orphanage type place. It should be a great community place and sadly is just being ignored.

This is probably my favorite park close to my house. Even though it is a small park it does have a…read morebasketball court, pool, and playground. The pool is open to the public and has decent hours.

Not really much here and it's kind of rundown. There's a basketball court, a small playground, and…read morea big field.