I came out for a day of fishing…read more There are only 2 Porto potty's. No fresh or live Bait nearby. Lots of spots to fish and crab. Sadly the fish are not biting well. Caught 1 gaff top and another type fish.

Scenic peaceful park area, friendly service, lots of spots to fish, relax, walk, jog, definitely a…read morecool kids playground, small amphitheater, lots of educational activities including Girls and Boy Scouts

I was in the area and decided to find a trail where I can take my dog off leash. This park is huge…read moreand has a lot of wooded trails. Not gonna lie, I was super skeptical about going through the wooded trails, because I didn't want to see a snake. I am TERRIFIED! But one day I decided to just go for it and if I needed to run, I had on my best running shoes. Well, I've been coming for a month now and I haven't seen not one snake. Take the hike. You will be happy you did. It's super peaceful. It's our favorite park. Lots of running room for my pup. There are deers there, she loves to chase them, but keep in mind they are there.

Beautiful, well kept park, with lots of trails, a fishing lake, artwork scattered throughout, the…read moreChallenger mural, playgrounds and picnic areas. Great for exploring with your dog. They were doing some maintenance work, on some of the parking lots, when we were there.

It's small but peaceful, calm, and contains settings perfect for portraits or photo drops. Named…read moreafter Walter Hall's wife Helen, she loved her gardening and flowers which is evident at this tiny garden in League City. You'll see a water fountain, a MERR sign (short for merry?) and some statue bust displays of Mr. Hall and Helen herself. It's clear they had some positive footprints on the League City area based on the information written on their bust displays. Small amount of parking, it's worth stopping by for the 5-10 minutes and strolling around forgetting your troubles.

We were killing time and did a search of parks nearby and found Helen's Garden. It is a beautiful…read morelittle park. My 4 year old enjoyed looking at all the flowers and the water feature. They have shady areas too which was nice since it was so hot out. There are also bathrooms which was much appreciated. They were setting up for a small wedding too which was fun to watch. Definitely a pretty backdrop for a wedding and photos.

Wow, we were obsessed with this gem! I was a bit concerned with the reviews about the size. This…read morelittle private beach is just about 15 minutes from home. The parking was free, which I heard it is usually during the week, it's conveniently located near the beach. It is quite small, so I'm assuming it packs up very quick but luckily we got there early and there was not a lot of people. The beach itself was very clean and peaceful. There was even kids in there fishing. Coming from California we were very surprised to see that the water was warm. We are most definitely coming back.

Small private beach. Parking is free which is a plus. Very clean as well. Wouldn't visit again, but…read morewas good to see it while visiting the state.

This park is a small one along the trail system developed and maintained by the City of Seabrook…read more It's got a small parking area and a garden maintained by volunteers. The trails here go through the trees, by the creek, and lead out to the section along the road and towards Pine Gully Park. I park here often for early morning runs to take advantage of the light from the nearby neighborhood yet gives me access to the trail sections among the trees. The Coty of Seabrook should be commended for their dedication to providing a quality recreation area for their citizens and other locals

Really pretty little park that is one of the many off of the Seabrook Trails; seriously how many…read morelittle parks do they have? It's so awesome! It's not necessarily a park with a lot of amenities but a neat little place off of the Seabrook Trails right off of Todville Road with a pretty little butterfly garden. There's not a lot of parking, but the trails are nice enough to walk along to get there. Definitely stop by when you're out running the trails. It's a pretty little place that will help you forget you're only about 40 minutes from Houston!

A six mile jetty into the Galveston Bay that you can drive on paved road, with sand beaches, rocks…read moreand docks to fish from shore, and parking on the sand pretty much wherever you want. Lots of family's enjoying the bay, swimming, boating, fishing & picnics. Mellow vibes. Cool that you can easily launch a trailer boat from the sand beach. Dog friendly. My dogs love it! Not the most scenic beach but clean and maintained with $10 daily fee.

A marvel of engineering, the levee that is called "The Texas City Dike" just out into and protects…read morethe Houston Ship Channel which is a critical commercial waterway for the Port of Houston and Texas City. Construction started during the Public Works Administration era of the 1930s, today it is more than 5 miles long and has a proper asphalt road along the entire length. [Review 862 of 2024 - 617 in Texas - 21892 overall]

This park packs it in for being so tiny (and it is on the small side). You'll find:…read more -2 jungle gyms -tennis court -covered basketball court -small skate park -volleyball court -restrooms This place appears to be off the grid, couldn't find it on google maps or Yelp. It was deserted when I showed up with my kid but she never complains about having a park to herself. The location is pretty random but if you have a sudden desire to skate, play tennis and hit some slides all in 1 afternoon, look no further!

Wilson Memorial Park, I frequent often, mostly because this is where my son's soccer team has been…read morepracticing since the beginning of time. Close to home, and it's quick to get to. The kids can let out the energy fast. My least favorite park of them all. Wilson Memorial has a public pool. I have never brought my children here, please let me know what you think of it. A pond surrounds the pool area. Home to the local ducks, which are fun to watch, and will chase you if they smell a morsel of food on you. Home to just as many turtles too, and they won't chase you no matter what you smell like. Sadly, also home to the litter left behind by the less considerate of our local parks and environment. The covered basketball area seems to be quite popular. We usually hang across the way, at the playground, on days that soccer isn't involved. I bring a blanket and lay out where the least amount of trash can be seen by the pond. Otherwise you will find us on the nice big soccer field with the rest of the team. They have been practicing here for years. The baseball field and soccer field are near each other. Parking is limited in this area. Arrive early, but if you miss parking here, there is ample parking between the playground and basketball area. Wilson Memorial Park could really use a track. Most importantly, the park grounds could really use some tender loving care. Sometimes even the ducks need TLC. I've seen some sickly ones because of the litter. I've made my complaints directly to park personnel. In all of the years we been coming here, we've never used the porta potties. If I or the kids gotta go, we gotta leave. They may have clean restrooms near the pool building, I just haven't bothered. Please keep our parks clean and green!

Upon my search of the local area for public pools this is the further from my house and on the…read moreother side of 45 but it's still under 10-15 mins from my house. It has a huge park and a decent playground for kids. But it also has a solid pool that is completely free and open to the public.