Update: Wednesdays are the best time to go, it's really slow but it's also full of little kids who…read morewill snake you. Also leave the wax where you found it.

The best park to play at! We have been coming to this park since our youngest was 2 and they…read morecontinually have fun - three years later.

Nicely shaded for Texas heat by trees and pavilion, this park includes a playground for ages 5-12,…read moreswing set, lighted and shaded basketball courts, several picnic tables and benches, and two trashcans. This was the perfect spot for our COVID-19 10-year anniversary of arrival at TX A&M for my Aggie! Making it to a nearby ice cream shop just minutes before closing, we got our ice cream to go and ate it at this small park. So thankful for little spots of green, public space like this in towns throughout the US!

I lived in the closet house to this park for the first 18 years of my life and as a kid that played…read moremultiple sports and hated being inside, it was perfect for endless fun and entertainment. Plus, 3 laps = 1 mile, which makes running/walking go by much "quicker" given the typical ratio is 4 laps/1 mile. There are also three picnic tables spread through out as well as many benches along the trail, which is completely paved and the width of an average sidewalk.

It is a good neighborhood park for kids and adults to play (volleyball and basketball courts,…read more small kids' playground), have a short walk. The main problem is that many people who walk their dogs don't clean up after their four-legged friends. Be warned and watch out!

This is one of the nicer complexes we have visited in my family's many adventures at soccer fields…read morearound the country. The grounds are pleasant. There is plenty of parking. Traffic flow and management never seemed to be an issue, as roads and roundabouts are thoughtfully engineered. The soccer fields feature really nice grass and level, good quality playing surfaces. The turf fields were in good shape, and it was brilliant to have my son's games continue despite 2 inches of rain the night before. I can't speak for the restrooms or concessions, but the park itself works great for soccer, and we enjoyed our visit.

After not coming here because the car club has been allowed to vandalize this park for the last 4…read moreyears I'm sickened, sad, disgusted and angry! The mayor nor College station PD has done anything to stop them from tearing up a park that was dedicated to the men and woman who fought for this country! The parking lots are covered in tire tracks and the trash everywhere is gross! Sad to see NOONE gives a crap! I used to feel safe in this park but when the car club is tearing it up they will try and run you over while your crossing on a crosswalk on purpose, they pee out in the open so people can see, they toss their trash in the grass and in the parking lots including glass and just speed through and tear up the entire park and they harass the elderly that use that park to exercise! Again this was a park dedicated to veterans and to see it spit all over is sad. College station should do better

First time coming here. Small park with a small playground and no parking lot. Lots of street…read moreparking, but you're in a neighborhood so please be respectful. There's a nice peaceful path that goes along the park and stream and you can wrap around into the neighborhood to make a full roundtrip. Overall, peaceful little trail and pet friendly too. Lots of benches and even little book stations. Just can't stand when people don't pickup after their pets poop. I jogged here and it was approximately under 2 miles. Located across Blinn College on East Villa Maria.

A hidden gem in the outdoors. A nice and quiet park, situated in a residential neighborhood. A…read moregreat place for a quick walk and makes for a great spot for photography or photo shoots.

This is one small parks in College Station, Texas. This park is ideal for walking mild-workout and…read morerelaxing. The park has nice shades and benches. This park is located in mistly student residential area. It is safe to walk or workout anytime of the day.

It is great to have such a complete athletic complex in the city! It is a community park devoted…read morealmost exclusively to athletics. According to their web-site and what I've been able to count while there, the park facilities consist of: four Little League lighted baseball fields, two Senior League lighted baseball fields, two adult lighted soccer fields, three youth soccer fields, two concession buildings, four lighted tennis courts, two lighted basketball courts, and parking for 545 cars. Also located here are Cindy Hallaran Pool (a 75' pool with bathhouse), a picnic pavilion with barbecue pit, kitchen, and restroom facilities, a playground, horseshoe pit, and a volleyball court. The Southwood Community Center is also part of this complex. The facilities are always well maintained - from the fields to the bathrooms! It is always fun to come to the park to watch all the little-league games, or to make use of the pool facilities.

this is a nice park. there's a walking path and open field. bunnies and a fountain. multiple…read moreentrances/connections.

The park has a big soccer field around which is a walk path. The walk path leads you to other…read moreattractions like the kids play area with plenty of slides and swings. Further up there is also a freshly painted half basketball court. The main attraction may be considered to be a small lake with a few ducks in it and a fountain- not so much of an attraction for me. The long walk path is suitable for joggers/walkers. I recommend taking along some bug spray.