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    3.8 (78 reviews)

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    Araselys H.

    It pains me to write this review because I want to keep this a hidden gem so badly! This has been my favorite park for two years now. It's a great place for family or a picnic date. The area is super safe, right next to an HEB and plenty of apartments. Really open concept so it's great to let your dogs or children run loose without losing sight of them. This park truly is wonderful! I recommend going at sunset, the view makes the trip worth it.

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    Karen 2.

    would overall recommend this park. close walk to buffalo bayou. pretty spacious and overall well maintained. nice little walking path

    Antonio H.

    Driving to Buffalo bayouand decided to go here. A greTchoice greT views, clean, not crowded. It has amenities a tennis court and basketball court tras a real jewl.

    Lillian W.

    So convenient that there is a parking lot at this park. It made setting up for our picnic really easy. The park was a good size with a couple trees to sit under and an open field area, plus a basketball court. We saw several work out groups and I'll more than likely chose the same spot for future outdoor gatherings.

    Beware of the burglars who frequent Spotts Park!
    Erik N.

    YOU WILL GET YOUR CAR BURGLARIZED AT SPOTTS PARK. Seriously. My son loves playing ball at the basketball court at Spotts, so we come here once in a while. Over the last few years, I've seen at least half a dozen cars broken into. I though I was too smart to let that happen to me as I always took precautions. Well low and behold, if someone wants to steal your stuff, they will steal your stuff. Had my car broken into in March. Not much I could do about it. You'll call the police and they'll take your report by phone. The end. I parked my car literally 30 feet from a super busy playground. Either people don't want to get involved or this thief had the gentlest touch ever, because apparently no one saw anything. I wish I had had enough sense to stop going to Spotts after witnessing a few cars getting broken into. Thankfully all these a-holes got was a bag full of my son's dirty clothes.

    Soccer bubble fun but look at that view!
    Yaneli V.

    Dropped by Spotts Park on Saturday for a BBQ/Bubble Soccer birthday... The park itself is a bit hard to find (thanks google maps!) and much harder to park! I drove around for like 10 minutes and stalked people leaving, (yup similar to what I do at the Galleria during the holidays. Lol!) until I found a spot across the street. The parks actual "parking lot" consists of maybe 20 legitimate parking spots (that I saw) so consider yourself lucky if you find one, but other than that, street parking is available. I read several comments about people breaking into cars; I didn't witness a break in but I did see glass on the floor on the street adjacent to the park so I made sure to hide all my sh*t in the trunk. On the bright side, this park is phenomenal! I loved how it's it was so open, the lay out and all the different areas it has. It has a basketball court, volleyball sandbox, walking/running trails, and ample space to run around. We bbq'd, broke a piñata (hung it on one of the trees) and played soccer bubble. The park sits into the ground (not sure how to explain this lol ) so you can even roll down the hill! Yeap, I rolled down the hill, and the best part is, I literally rolled down inside of one of those soccer bubble thing-a-ma-jiggers. Yes, I had a blast! I absolutely loved the city views, specially when the sun started to set. I'll definitely be back to explore the rest of the park!

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    Alexander W.

    The neighborhood 16.24 acre playground. I live in walking distance from the park. It is a nice area away from the concrete jungle and pollution that is Houston. I probably go here about once a week to play basketball on their outdoor / covered / lit basketball court. There are usually two half court games of 4 v 4. Most people are too lazy (or perhaps out of shape?) to play full court. There are running trails, 2 sand volleyball courts, a jungle gym, benches for picnics and of course open fields/trees. Many times you can see people training or exercising by running up and down the hills because it is VERY tiring. There are also steps and tennis courts up on top. edit: Because this park is in the developing Heights area, I would not leave anything valuable out in the open or in cars. My friend's car was broken into and her purse stolen.

    Mark N. T.

    I love this park.I saw a lot of blue bonnets around this park.I visited there. Every year, we can see some bluebonnets around the park along Allen parkway. I played tennis and volleyball.This was a great park to play sports. I had a BBQ party.I had a lot of great memories. Only issue is parking. The parking space is limited in the park.

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    12 years ago

    So much fun! So many friendly park goers, clean, with many activities to do. Can't wait to go again

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    Beautiful park but auto glass all over the parking lot. Don't leave your car after dark

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    11 years ago

    Love the park! It's close to home and easily accessible to the bike trail to take you all the way to downtown.

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    11 years ago

    Great place to run and walk, but parking is kinda of crammed. Lots of hills which is really good for athletes training.

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    I love this park! The only thing I don't like about it is there are no restrooms.

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    This park has trees shading picnic areas, basketball and volleyball courts, and a playground for the littles.

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    4.3(229 reviews)
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    Came to sit outside and read a book. Noticed the trees here have matured tremendously. Im happy…read moreabout the extended shade. This park is small compared to Hermann Park, but its just the right size for kids. They have ping pong, a golf station, few food trucks and climbing stations. Lots of green space for the kids to run around on and play catch, tag, or kickball. There is street parking and also a parking garage right on the other side.

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