Right now, this park is in the middle of nowhere…read more According to the website: America Modern Green (AMG) is developing the Ivy at Lower Kirby, a mixed-use development at the southwest corner of South Spectrum Blvd. and the SH 288 frontage road in Lower Kirby. The Planned Development is proposed to include office, continuing care retirement center, retail, condominiums, townhomes and apartments. As for now, the playgrounds are AMAZING! One playground is for younger kids and one is for older kids. Both are shaded! There is a covered pavilion between the two with picnic tables. Next to the playground is an amphitheater. (Not sure what it will be used for just yet but it looks super neat!) Along the lake is a walking/biking trail. On a windy day, the fountain in the lake will provide a refreshing mist. It will definitely be cool to watch this area transform over time. Like I said, right now, this is literally in the middle of nowhere. Only negative is that the only trash can near the playground is overflowing with garbage. My guess is that because this place is so secluded, trash emptying might be neglected. All in all, a great park!!

Located in the Lower Kirby District of Pearland, Ivy Park is a new public park created by the…read moreprivate group of developers, American Modern Green. The Ivy District is a mixed-use project which will eventually be home to offices, apartments, retail centers, along with this public park. Unfortunately, it seems that there have been some delays including legal obstacles in project development and it's unclear what the timeline of finishing will look like. That being said, the public park portion of the development is currently open! There is some work to do - There is no official parking lot (parallel parking on the street is available), trash cans, or working restrooms yet. The park includes a children's playground, a few manmade lakes complete with lit up fountains, and surrounding trails that start around the lake and eventually branch off into woods. There is even a pedestrian bridge that connects to Shadow Creek Ranch and allows you to visit the Shadow Creek Nature Trail. We spent about 30 minutes enjoying the trails at sunset. As residents of the area, we think this park is just what Pearland needs and hope it will be completed soon!

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.

Titus and I went for a walk. Pictures showed a dirt trail with stairs. I don't know what park…read morethat was but it was not Adair. Nice concrete sidewalk and good shade for Titus. I was kind of concerned about the warning signs for gators, but we did not come across one. I asked a couple of girls walking if they saw any gators and they said "I wish". Well hope you find one then, right! Park people were nice pointing me to the direction of the restrooms. A ok park!

The first thing I noticed was that it wasn't as busy as other Parks I have visited. A beautiful…read morecovered walking trail as well as a long round concrete walkway. Lots of places to seat, have a picnic, grill or just chill. There is plenty of parking and a beautiful butterfly garden. I had a great walk.

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.

If you're looking for a nice park for a nice long walk, this is the park for you, especially if you…read morelive in 5th ward. There's a nice long pathway, pathway leads you in different directions, if you follow one, it will lead you to the beautiful downtown skyline. Clean park, also had clean restrooms which is nice. Occasionally has events like KBR's kid's day. I definitely recommend this park for a nice long walk or jog, even the fur babies will enjoy!

This is a very busy and vibrant park. I was there on a Sunday evening and there were people playing…read moresoccer in one of the soccer fields; there was a birthday party and Macarena was playing (seriously, that's what was playing); and overall it was pretty cool and felt safe. Then at about 7:30 PM as soon as the sun set, it was bug out time. The park went from being full to my car being the only car there in about 15 minutes! Poof! I have never seen anything like it. I was just taking some pictures across the street and heard cars peeling out of there and honking at each other to hurry up like they were all in on a secret that I didn't know about the park after dark. Sooo it might be that the park is not the safest place to be in after dark...Just a hunch.

This park has allot of open space. They also are doing plant restoration here with National…read moreWildlife which is cool. There appears to be a soccer field and there are a few covered picnic tables as well as bathrooms and a water fountain for those hot HTx days. I have to say, when there you forget you're in the city. Good for picnics, walks and zen.

Nice neighborhood park. I decided to check it out in between classes. It's pretty quiet during…read morelunch time on the weekdays. It offers a nice play area for kids and swing sets. It's also good for walking and staying active. A few people were walking their dogs, so it's good for pet owners. Some of the bugs can be pretty loud. I'm not sure which ones were making the annoying sound, but a good pair of headphones will help with that.

It's a multi-use sports park. Two rugby pitches, soccer fields and baseball. Pitches are a little…read moreshort. Grass was in pretty good shape. Toilet facilities are adequate as they're better than port-a-potties.

We had a great time at the park until it was closing time. I had a long drive back to Tomball and…read moredecided to use the facilities and was told "well the park IS closed but go ahead" by a very condescending lifeguard. I get that it was technically closing time and everyone was ready to leave ( I've worked retail for the last 27 years so believe me I get it) but I thought it was unprofessional and uncalled for And will make me think twice about going there the next time I visit family down that wAy. How much harder would it have been to just have smiled and let me go? Very disappointing.

Even while undergoing construction, I can still appreciate the charm and central location of Trebly…read morePark. I'm excited to see what the upcoming renovations will bring. I love their movie nights and the fitness classes they host. The green space is a much-needed break from all the downtown concrete. Parking is usually easy to find, especially with nearby street options. I haven't tried anything from the café yet, but having one onsite is definitely convenient. The park is typically very clean and well maintained, which makes spending time there even more enjoyable. Their summer and fall event lineups are always great. It's such a good way to get outdoors, enjoy some fresh air, and feel connected to the community.

Another awesome downtown's green space, Trebly Park. Themed for the season and welll patrolled. The…read morepark features dynamic art, installations, ample outdoor seating, and Downtown Houston+ programs including movie nights and live entertainment and a café. The park is also dog friendly two areas for small and big dogs...