this park is ok. has a decent walking path. not much for parking available. has bathrooms.read more

I have been going to this park since it was built. I grew up in this neighborhood and know this…read morepark like the back of my hand. There are so many different playground options. Slides, several jungle-gyms, swings, little rockers things, water fountains, nice bathrooms, picnic tables, and a little covered area if you wanted to have a birthday party. The rest of the park is so magical. There are parts of just field or cleared out areas where you can throw a frisbee or have a picnic in the grass, but there are also acres and acres of woods and bayou behind it. This is where I spend majority of my childhood. There are paths that are marked with arrows throughout the woods, but then you can also walk to the water if you want to. I've seen boyscouts, hikers, joggers, and all sorts back there. There is a private parking lot but there are only a handful of spaces, and they do lock the gate at dusk. I park on the road and usually just walk in so I don't have to worry about my car getting locked in or anything. This park is magical, I love it.

Stopped by here early Saturday afternoon in mid October to walk around and get some peace of mind…read more The trail wraps around a pair of ponds with some water fountains. There's also a playground here and a covered area with picnic benches for picnics/cookouts. A lot of room for kids to play. Not much else to say. But with the scenery and the size being bigger than I thought from the pictures, I'm glad I found this one.

I had been to this park years ago and decided to go back to walk my pup. Needed a change of…read morescenery. I'm so glad I did! They did major renovations to what used to be a tiny park. This nature trail now wraps around 2 small ponds and has several benches throughout the park. It was beautiful and will definitely be back. Recommend if you are in the area and need a moderately ahort/medium distance to walk.

I was driving by to get lunch from a nearby location and saw the park from the window and had to…read moremake sure I came back to check it out. It reminded me of the Clearlake park near NASA with the water behind it, making it gorgous for a day at the park. I agree with the other reviewers that there definitely needs to be more shaded areas. I actually went up to a table that someone had left their stuff I just to sit at the edge of it because it was very bright but they need more tables with covered shade or shaded areas. I love to visit different parks in different locations but I'm always a little confused as to why there is not shaded areas even on top of the playgrounds because the equipment gets so hot in the summer and even in the winter is quite bright. The playground is great and my kids absolutely love the swing where a baby and older child could swing together. We also had fun with the faux tire swing. It was really nice to be able to see people jogging along the trails and women walking together on around the park-- I really enjoyed the feeling of community here.

It was not crowded and we enjoyed watching the commemorative planes taking off as we walked the…read morenearby paved trails. We wondered why the pavilions were all closed. No restrooms for the trails

Fabulous pocket park in west Houston. This is NOT attached in any way to Cullen park further down…read moreSaums. Separate playgrounds for older and younger children as well as swings. Exercise equipment for adults. Huge covered pavilion with electric outlets and large grill. Trash receptacles and separate containment for pet waste at regular intervals along the path throughout the park. Ample seating. Security cameras posted throughout the park. More parking would be great. Only minor downside is no toileting nor hand washing facilities on premises.

Cute park with small walking trail and bbq grill. It appears no reservation is required to utilize…read morethe pavilion. Convenient dog stations located through out the park. Nice playground for the kids.

Unfortunately Kevin is correct. However I agree with Monica in the sense that residents of Elyson…read morepay for its maintenance and non residents come and trash it. The residents should have priority over non residents. I wish it was not for public use. Please be mindful if you're not a resident, to pick up after yourself and be respectful.

Public park for everyone to enjoy with amazing trails and great playgrounds dont worry about…read moreindividuals like monica who think the playground is private I repeat this playground is PUBLIC for everyone to enjoy. Amazing fields and great areas to workout and gather together with family and friends.

This is in Bridgeland and it's one of many parks in our community, the have walking trails, and a…read morelot of things to do and see here it's beautiful and I love living in the community.

I visited Josie lake park it was a very nice experience very nice view cut grass not many bugs !…read moreThe place is public for any but the bathrooms you have to have a specific key card to get in

This park is great. Our kids loved it! Especially great for elementary and up. There's even an…read moreexercise area with workout machines. There are also a bunch of bird houses so you can hear a lot of birds chirping in that area. 3 playground areas for kids (and adults) to play, swing, climb, rock, and slide to their heart's content. There's even a music area with xylophone type instruments and mallets to make music.

Beautiful playgrounds and workout equipment but why is there no drinking fountains for people or…read morepets? It was built by the MUD but no drinking fountains. Seems odd to me since there are pet poop bags available and trash cans. Th There is a pavilion,BBQ area, fantastic playground even covered, workout equipment,poop bag stations, trash cans bit no drinking fountains. I even love the plants there.

Zube park is located right off the Katy Hockley/Roberts Rd exit. It is located on Roberts Road…read more My alumni had a picnic there and we were able to rent this area with a refundable deposit as long as we kept it clean. It's great for kids. There's a water splash area as well as operational steam and diesel model trains. Other amenities include exercise station, picnic areas, a playground and two reservable pavilions. It is as an excellent choice. The kids enjoyed it and the pavilions provided more than adequate shelter. One thing tho just need to make a reservation. It's not first come first serve. They also allowed us to provide and serve our own food.

Nice park very clean it has beautiful views and nice trails to walk on leading to other parts of…read morethe part such as a little water fall nice for pictures I had fun at the swings definitely recommend for a fun family time here.