Very nice clean parks. MY grandbaby loves going to this park. Everytime I take her.....she finds a…read morefriend to play with. She loves it there.

This place is awesome. Clean and a great place to walk with the family. Will come here again!read more

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.

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.

This is such a great park for all things! I did some research before coming and found the…read moreplayground with the zip line is the second entrance into the park. It's also where the workout machines are which is so cool! It's also covered. There are two rentable covered pavilions with a smoker/ grill and sink with water access. There are also smaller covered areas with picnic tables which are first come first served. It has a bathroom which was actually clean and nice inside. This is just one area of the park but there is a huge pond to fish, a large walking trail around the pond on the other side and I've only explored a portion of this park. My kids loved it. We will be back!

This is a solid park and good picnic location for groups. We've been here a couple times now for…read moregroup picnic events and it's always been a good experience. The pavilions are covered with ample seating, there's a nice playground nearby for the kids, and lots of open grass for games. The bathrooms are pretty clean and close by. There is also ample parking. We visited in mid October and while it was still pretty hot, the shade of the pavilion makes for a nice day out. We were able to play several games in the nearby grassy area - making sure to drink plenty of water! There are a few trees so it isn't totally open but large enough for group games. There's a ditch area further out that's pretty easy to retrieve balls and frisbees from if they go too far. All in all a solid picnic option!

Small but generous considering area. The inside of the building doesn't seem too old and in good…read morecondition. They have a healthy amount of activities for all ages. Staff there is friendly.

Not a lot of walking path, definitely created for Soap Box Derby and the play area for kids. But a…read morevery pretty location!

Great for walking and biking, always go there after church on Sundays and walk 2-3 milesread more

Great playground and splash pad for kids and an amazing walking track. Nice and safe.read more

#12th Annual Nature Fest was simply awesome. There were so…read moremany activities, especially to keep kids occupied but nonetheless there were many for adults too. The stage shows by Dave Salmoni, #Davesalmoni, the other nature adventures , the story time, even Billy's birthday were great show times. Not to forget the lots of food truck options available. Thanks Yelp for this first event experience. Am one who thinks reptiles are too slimy and...you know..but my view changed. I not only touched an anaconda, but small python too and it felt like a moving leather purse :) . Dave walks in the aisle while he shows his collection of wildlife with oh so much love and care. And, he has some great educational tips about conservation. Actually all programmes repeatedly stressed the importance of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, including the beautiful Macao ! There were more shows where they spoke about gators and crocodiles, birds of prey - this was really awesome with the birds flying over our heads, and more.. The Bridgeland park actually belongs to a community and so be careful not to tread on private property but there is soo much woodland, lake and trials to walk around and simply enjoy being one with nature. For kids there was grappling, virtual reality, face painting, story telling , ofcourse the birthday with free stuff distributed, the Hungry Caterpiller books, the fun character dressings, kite flying, pottery and so much more. And then there was outdoor lazer tag, virtual reality room and so on. The food trucks were a huge treat. Can't wait to go back next year.

Oh my my; now here is a real gem, but it's complicated. Superb trails which are wide including some…read morepaved. Spectacular scenery in the form of lakes, trees, creeks, hills, bike trails, benches galore, educational signs along side the benches, numerous bridges, docks, overlooks, picnic benches, disc golf, etc! The walking trail part says 1.1 miles from the start (it starts at the disc golf, just stay right as you go out of the parking lot towards the road bridge on house haul). Don't be fooled. If you go to the very end and back along the entire lake (by the way there is a completed trail the whole way, it's a hard packed gravel down the nature trail through the trees, and a sidewalk along the n bridgeland pkwy back), it's more like 5 miles. Do it in google maps if you don't believe me. Good part is there are 3 turn around points along the nature trail that go back a diff route, 2 go back into the disc golf then back to the lot, and the 3rd is the big bridge that crosses the lake a little more than halfway down. Tons of birds and various animals all along the way, paralleled on both sides by a creek and a lake with occasional spectacular views. One bike trail goes to a beautiful opening at the fork of cypress creek and little cypress creek. I took the stroller down it to see the amazing view of a dam (see my pics). The catch and reason why I won't give it even 4 stars: all this hinges on a controversial privacy policy in that they have big signs that say it's 'private property and for residents only no trespassing'. I've read from some google reviews that some park goers have been shouted at and basically shooed away. But they sounded like professional photographers, which would attract attention I guess. So that's disconcerting. But the grapevine says apparently this is recent and bridgeland is privatizing this formally public park. Maybe it's because they've invested a lot of money in making it nice with tons of benches, educational signs, disc golf, well maintained and immaculate trials/foliage, bathrooms, canoes, etc. I'm not sure if those things were here before these new private signs went up, but it wouldn't matter if it's off limits now. If you throw a birthday party or have some massive gathering here, I can see why they may say something if it's private. But if you just walk the trail I find it hard to believe you would get gestapoed. Sill, I'm quite annoyed that bridgeland is taking this snobby stance, but seeing how some people treat parks I guess I can sympathize. Take away 2 stars from the xenophobes for attempting to keep the proletarians out of this trumped up park. People want to appreciate this place, not harm it, don't be such pessimists!!

This is an absolutely beautiful and very special place to visit located in Katy, Texas. We had a…read morewonderful visit with two small kiddos (ages 5 & 8) and they loved every minute of their experience here. Our small group started with miniature pony brushing and then got to dress up their animals in various accessories. From there they got on smaller horses with a guide leading them and learned basic skills, like stopping (whoa) and had a lot of fun riding around the enclosed area circle. They even played a few games like red light green light. After that they learned to walk with the miniature ponies and even got to take them over a jump and through an obstacle course. We then finished the day with a little carriage ride with the owner, Paige. The highlight of their visit (they said later) was learning to clean out a horse stall. Who knew they loved cleaning so much! All of the guides were wonderful. The main gal that did the instructing was just so lovely and sweet to the kids explaining everything with patience. Definitely a must visit for anyone looking for this kind of experience in the area.

Paloma Trails is a nice venue to pet the ponies, horses and goats. They're so friendly. They have…read morehorseback riding services. I came to a silent Bookclub event here last week called Pages with Ponies and just had to come check it out. I loved that they were able to roam around us and we could pet them. I did get some reading done and it's very peaceful here. After we finished reading we were able to make a bowl of food to feed the horses and ponies. This was a unique experience. Some things to know when traveling to get here make sure you turn on 10655 Katy Hockley Rd. There's a black mailbox that has an arrow to turn there. Do it because I missed it the first time and it was pain to u-turn on this tiny road. It's a bumpy road and parking was limited for our party but we made it work. I enjoyed my time here.

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.

I've been getting pretty tired of the same park I take my boy to just about every day. So, I went…read moreto drive around and found this gem. The walking path isn't exactly paved out just yet. And needing some concrete to make the trails a bit smoother, but this is an awesome walk. Definitely gets the job done! I would say if you walk all the way around, this park may give you just a little over a mile and a half in distance. It's definitely a nice change in scenery from the park we go to. Also, there is a little gym at the beginning of the trail that looks pretty neat. Highly recommended if you are in need of a nice walk to get the blood flowing after a slow day.

This is a Nice open field. Easy to jog/walk around. I felt safe & would definitely go back!!! Its…read morein a good neighborhood also.

Ok for day, but there aren't lights for night practice. A great dog park and also a great place to…read morewalk.

Nice park with pond trails in the back which include blinds for birding or wildlife photos…read more Includes ball parks, cricket field, and 2 dog parks. The parks say they are separated for size, but people either don't realize an Akita mix or their golden mix is not 20lbs or they just don't care about other people who do have a smaller dog. These people also can't be bothered to pick up their large dog's large turds so I guess they just don't care about others.