An excellent spot in west/central cypress for kids, furballs and exercise enthusiasts. Located…read moreright off North Eldridge. Between grant rd and Jones rd. This is a good spot to get out and be active. You don't to go far to be outside and enjoy the environment.

Further north in Cypress is where you'll find this neighborhood park. It's a very large figure 8…read moretrail with lakes and bridges mixed in. Great for bike rides and walking. People also fish here too or hang out to get a view of the sunset over the water. Peaceful and translucent, it's a calming of a potential storm that hopefully doesn't happen in HOU!

Beautiful preserve with a not too long trail. You see many families camping as well as fishing…read more More than one body of water. Highly recommend for families and pets looking to explore outdoors

Beautiful and well-maintained preserve right off SH249 near Vintage Park area. It has many parking…read moreareas, walking trails, and wildlife to enjoy. On our walks, we typically see cranes, turtles, hares, and many species of birds, like woodpeckers, cardinals, and blue jays. There are some nature trails as well as paved ones. Highly recommend it!

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

Love this park! Huge gated park to run your dog(s) whatever size they may be. The dog wash area is…read moreSO appreciated and makes the task of bathing your dog after the park incredibly easy. My dogs went crazy when they saw the dog beach. I had 2 labs that lived for swimming here. It's awesome when you can catch it in quieter days as it's become quite popular. I still love it as it's a great park for you and your fur babies.

As evidenced by his refusal to leave for 5 full minutes, my rescued fur baby gives this park…read more5-stars. Coming in at a hefty 65-70lbs of questionable coordination, expert intellect, and pure speed, it's been a challenge mentally and physically exhausting my active Border Collie mix. Unfortunately even after his very active dog dad's runs combined with a generous backyard and playdates with his fur friend, he's got more remaining energy in one paw than I have in an entire month. This park is fabulous regardless of if your fur baby is this active, or prefers to relax on a bench undisturbed (although a division for the two play styles is the only thing I'd suggest adding). As others have mentioned, the dog beach, shaded benches, dog runs, trail, doggy showers, and overall cleanliness of the park are impressive. Additionally most dog parents are as trained as their pups, remaining attentive, and polite. Just be sure to watch the water if your pup is overconfident in their swimming abilities.

I enjoy visiting this place in the early morning to quickly take a few laps, which only takes about…read more10-15 minutes. It's a great way to get your blood flowing without breaking a sweat. The area is always kept clean and you can see many animals around, especially the fast snapping turtles - just remember to keep your distance!

I came to this park a while back, confident I'll catch something......but i never did. Me and my…read morefriend we're here for about 4 hours casting and reeling in over and over again and still didn't catch anything except 1 thing It was grass. The pond here has SO much crass and weeds in the water. That's the only thing you'll catch and if you catch a fish good job but it'll probably be the only one you catch becauce the fish don't even bite

It's so great living near to this large park. I feel safe walking mornings or evenings because it's…read moretypically at least scattered with bikers, baby carriages and dog walkers. I would love for it to have more signage. It's so large I've gotten turned around a few times and end of walking for 2-3 hours instead of just the 45 minutes I intended on. Lol.

Beautiful park and bike trail. I was here for the first time las week to see the bluebonnets that…read moreeveryone was telling me about, and I really love how the park wasn't so busy, so there are plenty of parkings. Depending on which side of the bayou, you might see different flowers/fields. I will definitely be back here again for the views when it gets cooler again outside and once bluebonnets bloom again.

Huge park!!! Wow! If you need to go for a walk... you can walk for miles around here…read more We came here for a school game which had several teams on the field. The only issue I have with this park is the SAFETY at the bathrooms. Why is men & women bathrooms right next to each other? There is no door to restroom entrances. Who designed this?!? Considering there are all ages on the field. Suspicious people wandering in front of women bathroom. There is security but they are too busy on the field watching games. I'm not quite sure if that's part of their job... I would not leave unsupervised children to go to bathroom. The children I was with reported suspicious behaviors with an unstable man roaming nearly going inside the women's restroom.

This review is solely for their tennis courts. There's tons of parking! There are currently three…read moretennis courts. A fourth has been converted into two stationary pickleball courts. The pickleball courts are open play style: That is, they have a rack that you put your paddles in to be randomly assigned to the next game. If you want to play with your friends just put your four paddles together. Water and bathroom are located just outside the courts. It's a lovely community offering AND the courts are illuminated for night games. I stayed with some friends from 7-10PM on a Saturday and there were only two other groups there, so we got plenty of game time. Love having a free spot available to play!