It's a cool spot for a picnic and kids play. Had a school field trip and we had lunch at the park…read moreit's nice and clean. And the kids had a ball eating and playing. There was a nice breeze so the weather played a big part of the fun.

One of my parks that I frequent once a week. The trail around the park is a mile, so u can plan…read moreyour run/walk with ease. They have another trail, where 5 laps equals to 2 miles. The park itself is pretty busy with patrons and other soccer players. Tons of matches and practices are happening. There is a little playground also along with a sheltered picnic area. Lighting is decent at night. The park does close around 10ish.

Located between Dairy Ashford and Kirkwood just south of I10 is a nice park where you can take…read morewalks, play tennis, exercise, and relax. I frequent this park often due to its accessibility and ample space. It also has plentiful parking with a dedicated lot. The park has a dirt walking/jogging path that's about one mile (2,000 steps). When the weather is nice you'll see folks walking or jogging. I've never seen the park super packed unless there's a school event. Across the street to the west is Thornwood Elementary and to the south is Spring Forest Middle School. Stratford High School is also close by. The park is really flat which makes for easy walks, and there's a small hill in the middle if you like elevation though it is a really small hill. Other than the dirt gravel getting your shoes here and there and the random dog poop, this is a great park! Take advantage!

great park. nice walking loop around the perimeter. bunch of sports fields and some benches.read more

I run a small/local social club and I dared suggest that guests of my club who were attending a…read moreparty at a private residence across from the park could park at Lonnie Green or street parking. The city of Sugar Land - Jessica Luna and Nicole Solis - reached out to me & used predatory/threatening language in their emails for doing so. Apparently, being a resident & tax paying citizen means that you can't use public parking, host a small community event, or anything at Lonnie Green Park without city officials feeling the need to overstep. It's sad that the city feels they have nothing better to do than micromanage the use of neighborhood parks & public spaces (or private apparently!) for events of less than 10 people. I was absolutely shocked by the treatment and scrutiny they gave me when I have previously never had an issue with using this park or parking in the area.

This park is perfect for smaller children and the fact that it's fully enclosed is a plus. My two…read moreboys who are 4 and 6 had a lot of fun. I forced my 11 year old to tag along which she wasn't too thrilled about but was nice to take in the scenery. Overall, would recommend to parents with smaller children.

Nice playground. Baby swings, big kid swings, little slides, big slides. Climbing wall, see-saw…read more Picnic tables near the playground. Walking trail is about a mile long around the detention pond, some shade trees along the way as well as park benches. Lots of squirrels and birds. Parking is underneath the Tollway, in the shade. I felt safe here. No restrooms but there's an Exxon at the corner.

How can you not give this park 5 stars, lol!!! It's a great place to go walking!!! The trail around…read moreit is over a mile so if you just go around once you're in good shape! It is beautiful there! The view is AMAZING! I feel at one with nature out here. There are always a lot of people here walking and they also bring their dogs so maybe watch where you step. You have to park under the freeway in the parking section they have but there is plenty of parking. Carpool with a friend and get your exercise on! I bring my coworkers here after work so we can workout and wind down after a 12 hour shift on a psychiatric unit. It's very relaxing and a great way to talk and decompress while doing something healthy. There is also a small playground for children to play. Great park!!!

What a fun surprise…read more Went to the library next door to Camden Park to pick up a Book Club book. Surprised to stumble upon this cute park. Pulled in by the blue skies and fluffy clouds. Crossed the bridge to find a beautiful urban landscape. The park is just 3.5 acres, but it is filled with so many features. A playground. A dog park. Lots of flowers. Lawn chairs and swings. And a Sunday Press where you can get a bite to eat. So much fun to enjoy the landscape on a beautiful sunny day in early spring. Plenty of parking available at the Camden Park/Library lot. Just cross the bridge to a great urban park.

Excellent park with air conditioning in the bathroom with enough space for all the kids to be in…read morethe family restroom. There are some blind spots which is hard but otherwise it's nice with the games, books, and shaded sitting areas. The water play area is nice as well.

Fantastic park with large play structure, totally unique touches on the equipment like the merry-go…read moreround type ride that swaying instead of spinning thought that was new concept. Also some very well maintained baseball fields that I'm sure many teams enjoy playing on and public restrooms that were spotless and we appreciated since it is conveniently located to first colony mall we were able to finish up last minute holiday shopping and have fun with our friends and family all in the same square mile!

Decent little neighborhood park to stop by if you live around the area, but not so much of a…read moredestination. Here are the amenities: -Sidewalk for walking around the park -Stationary workout/stretch equipment (primitive) -Large open flat grassy field (good for kid's soccer) -Sand Volley Ball Court -Stationary Equipment -Two swings (for toddlers only) -Small Kid's Playground (For older kids because of tall platforms) -Covered Picnic Tables -Water fountains (not sure if it works) We just come here for Soccer Shots program. The kid's playground is small and basic. With that said, the elementary school playground next door opens to the public on the weekends. Parking is in the street (no parking lot). You'll need to turn into the neighborhood to find an area to park because you can't park on Williams Trace.

This park is hard to locate. The sign blends in with the neighborhood which will cause you to…read moredrive past this before you realize where it is. Only reason I'm here is cause there's tennis courts. My friend and I play every weekend here. Also a playground and a baseball field for practice. Not much else to say. The train tracks next to it is annoying due to the train tracks and the locomotive that shoots through. We'll still be playing here but keep eyes open for new courts.

Before the pandemic started, I used to play basketball every week. Since basketball isn't the most…read moresocially distant of sports, I've been looking for a replacement. Tennis has been perfect to fill the void. And I'm not alone in this as the popularity of tennis has skyrocketed since we started going through these weird times. Mulberry Park is one of several parks in Bellaire. It's a little tough to see from the street but once you spot it, drive all the way down and you'll find a spacious parking lot. Mulberry Park has three tennis courts which is more than the usual one or two you'll find at most parks. Serving like Federer is first come, first served unless you reserve a court ahead of time. You can do so for a small charge on Bellaire's website. Overall, Mulberry Park is a nice small park that also includes a baseball diamond. It's the best spot I've found in town so far for some tennis action!