I love how clean this park is! If you have a chance to visit the market on the first Saturday of…read morethe month you should!

It's A big park with a swing set and slide. Plenty of room to run & play . There are also…read morebench's to sit and enjoy the sunshine . Come on out to Mont Belvieu City Park & bring your pets bring your kids. It will make you feel good to get out. You will be glad you did. .

This is a great park. It really is. This isn't just one park; this park is combined with two parks:…read moreDixie Farm Road Park and Blackhawk Hike and Bike. Yes, you will need to walk a couple of miles to get there, but of course you will eventually get there. The path isn't that narrow; it doesn't hurt to walk in the grass when someone with a bike is travelling through. The scenery is alright; there isn't much. You have the bayou that runs between. If you are walking left towards Dixie Farm Park then you will run into Weber Elementary on the opposite side there are KB homes that all look the same. If you walk towards the right then you will find the backyards of some Sagemont houses; also you'll notice the path elevation change and you find yourself walking under a bridge. This park has been in the neighborhood for a good while; it was surely there when I was a kid. I love the fact that I live so near the park that I don't even have to drive here. I can just start walking from my house; burn a lot of calories and lose some more weight! That's the best! Anywho, they have playgrounds for the adults and kids; hint if you wanna play on it and you are an adult just go when the parents or kids aren't around. If you go try to play with their kids; they will definitely judge you! So, just go when no kids and their annoying parents aren't there. There are lots of parking! Though, no dog parks here; just walk your baby instead.

This park is combined in 3 different parks: Dixie Farm, Clear Brook, and Bishop park. The trails…read morerun from one park to another. It starts near Hall Rd and ends at Dixie Farm park. It has trails in park and in between, jungle gym, work out stations, benches, and a gazebo. This park is also a dumping spot for unwanted dogs and puppies. Just last night someone dropped off 10 or so dogs: mother and her puppies. It is near Blackhawk and Scarsdale. M.U.D water and Weber school is around it. It has no lakes, just a bayou and if it floods a little overflow and that's about it. No real wildlife. All land in different areas I guess needs a different name, but it is all the same. Hours are 10p to 5a.

This is my go-to park, and I like to walk around it every morning. It has a big trail in a circle…read morelined with several ant hills and a small prairie in the middle. At the front of the park, you'll find two clean restrooms and a playground with various swings for able-bodied and disabled children, monkey bars, and a spinning carousel. The parking lot is very large with many slots. It's a great place to come to if you want to get in some quick cardio around the track. I like that the Armand Bayou hike and bike trail are attached; it can get pretty crowded on the weekend, but if you want to see some wildlife it's here. There are deer, rabbits, and birds.

Holly Bay Court Sports Complex (HBCSC) offers plenty for the fit family: 1/2 mile asphalt loop…read moretrack, body weight workout stations on a rubber surface, children's playscape with pea gravel surface, large parking lot, restrooms, and water fountains. Whenever I visit, generally during holidays when we're in town to visit relatives, there are always plenty of folks of all ages enjoying the park, including dog walkers, kids on bikes & scooters, and lots of jogging suit-clad senior citizens getting their daily walks in. My primary interest in HBCSC, however, is as an entry point for the well trafficked Armand Bayou Hike & Bike Trail system http://www.yelp.com/biz/armand-bayou-hike-and-bike-trail-pasadena-2 . From here, I can get in a nice 10 mile run (5 flat miles out and back to Bay Area Blvd.) that is mostly shaded and offering a bit of typical SE Texas scenery. Recent rains can make for some soupy areas on the trail, but experienced trail runners and mountain bikers will have no trouble. When the weather is warm, mosquitos are common, so plan ahead with protection for that. Do note the many warning signs about snakes. Depending on the season and time of day, you may see a few, but that's also true for the back yards around here. Use your common sense, folks. This trail is adjacent to a bayou, so you may encounter any kind of creature that would thrive in a bayou. I would not recommend running or biking at night on this trail; stick to the dry, raised track loop for that.

This park is one of my neighborhood go to's. Although the park isn't huge there's still a decent…read morevariety in routes you can walk. There's also a dog park they've been renovating that I believe is just about finished. There are tennis and basketball courts as well and a nice little pavilion area where they have free summer music on Friday nights. It's a nice park if you live nearby and there's ample parking.

If you wanna take your dogs to a crappy dog park come to this one..it's available. I wouldn't…read morerecommend it, but do enter at your own risk. The smaller dog park lacks a lot of things. One thing I'm failing to understand is just because a breed of dog is small, why make the section for them tiny?! I mean, they need space and room to run, play, jump, and socialize too! The larger breed dog park is huge--it's about at estimate a parking lot size whereas the smaller dog park is at estimate two guest bedrooms combined together. Now, the larger dog park had jumping activities, several benches to sit, and enough space. Though, the smaller dog park had one table with shade--two ladies crowded the table. Two filthy buckets of water with brown dirt caked on the bottom. It had dead flies laying in the water--plus it probably had all kinds of saliva from sick and healthy dogs. It was pretty gross. In both small and large dog parks, it wasn't no doggie poop bags. They were stone cold out! I had to give this lady two bags of what I bought. The park was pathetic. It was strange because it was workers there in the park and its not like they seemed to care about what the park lacked. I guess they were there for the money only. Also, back in 2012 when my sister and I came out with Pocky and his sister the larger dog park had a hole in the fence. My two babies got out of the gate onto incoming traffic. I'm not sure if they fixed that or not, but that was a huge issue. Now, the event Paws in the Park was pretty ok. They had a lot of vendors selling things: dog clothing, accessories, nail trims, dog rescue groups, doggie pool, and lots of dogs. The event is free with free parking. That's the nice. However. the park is crap. It was bare-minimum--not a great park at all.

Big big big park even has soccer nets places to have birthday parties not to mention it's fully…read morerenovated with restrooms

It could use some landscaping upgrades, trees and benches to say the least. All in all, it is a…read moresubstantial park and the dog park looked clean and inviting. Lots of tracks to walk/jog/run, including the dog park. Just not enough shade to shield you from that sweltering Texas sun.

Me and my friends met up at this park for a morning walk around 9:30am on Saturday. It was super…read moreempty- the park itself is somehow tiny- had a trail that went through the whole park. There was an area to play soccer. Spent maybe an hour and half finishing all the trails. Few ponds to explore. Free park near east Houston- not bad!

Recently decided to do my jog here and loved the park. I've worked out at this park years ago and…read morethe only difference is in the upkeep. I think it was a lot cleaner when I came in the past. I noticed a lot of trash near the pond and the decks are falling to pieces. I also saw some nefarious characters in the park just hanging out and smoking weed. They looked like teens playing hooky.

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.

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

This is a really nice park that's kinda hard to find if you're not from around here. It's…read moredefinitely off the beaten path, but it's so worth it when you find it! There's a pool, playground equipment, a skateboard park, and the best thing, it's the start of the Seabrook Trails! Ok, so I'm not sure if this is the official start, but the Seabrook Lucky Trails Marathon starts here, so that's what I'm going with! There's a lot of parking, but it does get full when all the runners meet for their runs. BARC meets here on Sundays at 6:30 and Team RWB likes to meet here as well, but those times vary. There are a few different ways to start on the trails, but they all meet up together, so pick whichever route you like. It's about a 6 mile loop if you start here and run down to Pine Gully Park and back. There are some other trails you can take off to the side to add more miles, though, or just do the loop twice for 12 miles! There are bathrooms and water fountains here, plus at various parks along the way, but definitely bring your hydration and maybe some toilet paper if you're a girl as the bathrooms don't always have that. Definitely check this place out. It's a great park, and lot of of fun, plus the trails are definitely a hidden gem in Seabrook!