Nice park in Sugarland with tributes to families of fallen soldiers. Also had a huge area dog park that was enclosed. If I had a dog would definitely come here. Nice trails for walking and riding bikes. Lots of parking available when we went today. read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

I like coming to this park to run and walk because it only takes me one lap around the entire park to get 5 miles. I park at U of H and I walk down to the actual trail. Then I run the entire trail which is about 2.58 miles around one time. Then I walk back to my car. The trail is gravel which is better for your feet, knees and hips opposed to concrete. You'll even catch a bunny or two eating a snack in the grass. Its peaceful for the most part. An area for the doggos to play and a playground for the kiddos. There are bathrooms to the left of the main parking lot. read more

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For Sugar Land, this was a decent park to run in. They have restrooms, a playground, ample parking, and gravel paths. They even have kayak rentals for the pond. They have two loops as well as a path that leads to another park, so with some repeats we were able to get a nine-mile run in. The park has very minimal tree coverage and shade, so I would avoid it on a hot, sunny day. read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Pond and veterans memorial - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

This is a very beautiful peaceful place. My friend and family had her 22 year old Memorial here. I didn't attend because it was too much for my heart, so my daughter asked me to stay home. He would have turned 23 this week. If you know someone suffering from identity or grief or anything, please get them help. There is nothing wrong with getting them help needed. It is so common now. Please help them. read more

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I've been driving past this park daily and it wasn't until this morning that I finally stopped in. I took my kids to the playground. It's big and there are two slides. The other activities are for a little bit bigger kids so we'll be back as they get older. There is a lot of parking even though the park never gets too crowded. There is a nice jogging trail along with multiple bike paths. There is a huge dog park next door as well. Even with the temperatures creeping into the triple digits due to the lake it stays relatively cool. A great park for the sugar land area. read more

Calm. Clean. Crystal clear. I'm describing this park and the water that stretches throughout the land it's situated on. Very peaceful. You can go fishing near the water or just reflect upon life. I hope you do enough reflections and meditation - maybe this park will inspire you to do just that. I love visiting this quiet and tucked away park in the winter and spring seasons. Bring your friends, doggie pals and family. You don't hear too much traffic noise, especially as you continue to wander far off into the grass. There are a few unique trees and birds here as well. At the front of the entrance you'll find a cosy yet large pavilion for holding gatherings and picnics. There's a small section of the park that's closed off for now (near the memorial obelisk). Other than that, there's plenty of concrete to stretch your legs and take a walk upon. Keep moving. That's always the goal. You'll find that here. read more

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So much running space and trails to walk if that's your thing. Two giant parks for kiddos too, big dog park if that's your thing, personally not my thing. read more

I've been to this park a few times now and its always nice. In the past, we have had meetings with my work team which is really lovely to switch things up and have some variety in the day. I am not sure how long the trail is, but there are always people out walking. Nice pavilion area, plenty of parking, restrooms, and benches to sit and chill on. Definitely recommend checking this park out! read more

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Sugarland Memorial Park is a 420 acre park featuring miles of walking trails, a dog park, and even a mountain bike trail. There is plenty of parking available on the north side of the park. This side of the park is home to a large lake with a walking trail surrounding and the unique Veterans memorial that gives the park its namesake. Know that the south side of the park (where the dog park is located) has very limited parking. We saw on google maps that the Memorial Park Trails aka Justin P. Brindley Trail is located on the south side. What google maps doesn't tell you is that this is actually a mountain bike trail. There were some signs warning pedestrian to avoid entering the trail, and we made the decision not to enter for fear of getting run over by mountain bikes. However, I would love to return to ride my bike here. read more

Ehh it mid . The trails could of been longer in my opinion. Not bad overall but still mid . read more

Great location and free parking and helpful staff. Online interface is improving. Staff could use more training.

Nice open park to exercise. Large memorial for 4 branches: army, navy, air force and coast guards. Dirt trails loop with bathroom facilities. Ample parking lot. Great to enjoy a late afternoon walk on a weekday as it wasn't crowded. read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Yesterday was my first visit to this beautiful park and let me just begin with why have I not visited here sooner. First of all the people are just so kind and so welcoming I met friends there in a runners group and now I think I will become a runner that's how awesome it was here! You really just can't beat the big beautiful outdoors with good company and look at that sunset, truly a beautiful spot they even have a cute little stream and a nice playground. A great location I can't wait to go back! read more

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Plenty of parking available, really nice park near Sugar Land. Plenty of tax dollars recently sunk into this project and a lot was developed. It's free, obviously and it's great to run, bike, hike, fish etc. Great for pics as well read more

After visiting for the first time, I believe this is my favorite Sugar Land public park for walking. It was not crowded during weekdays. The trail around a small lake was wide with scattered benches. Couple of emergency kiosks were placed along the trail also. Cell phone signal was strong. Bathrooms, kiddie playground, and picnic tables were available. Parking was plentiful. I don't mind returning for more walking. read more

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would recommend this park & memorial. great pond and walking paths. also plenty of parking & benches read more

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There is actually alligators in the park we seen one and snakes too. People go fishing canoeing. People love having parties at the gazebo there. There is a dog park on the other side. There's more bugs on that side during the summer months . There is always someone there working out like classes by the gazebo by the dog parks. People are not too friendly but it's cool but there not mean either. Lot of people go to fly kits on their miniature hill. There is gravel opposed to paved trail so it's more endurance. When I leave my calves are burning and rocks are In my shoes if there too big. read more

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Nice lake and monument. My daughter and I enjoyed the playground and dog park. The bathrooms and bbq areas were clean. Great location, near US59. read more

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This is a kinda a hard review for me, as I was here for the SnowDrop Ultra 55 Hour Race and Relay that was held here from December 30th through January 1st. But there's so much going through my head seeing these men and women complete 100 miles to raise money for pediatric cancer that it's hard to put into words. The amazing push and dedication and drive of these athletes was amazing to see. The park is really nice, and unfortunately since this event isn't that big yet, there's plenty of parking, but I can see the parking getting to be an issue if/when the event grows. They have an awesome 3/4 mile walking track that I would love to try out someday as it's a nice gravel path. Sadly, it has been raining like crazy the days before and the track was muddy and full of puddles. The awesome parks department worked their butts off along with the some of the volunteers to put down more dirt and gravel to help get the track in better shape. And while it never really dried out, by the end it was a nice gravel track again with just mud. They have a nice pavilion and a water fountain, and decent bathrooms, although they are park bathrooms and open at the top. But since we were out there for three days and camping (ugh), it was awesome to have actual toilets to use. They did have porta potties on the course to use as well, though. And not once did they run out of toilet paper....I thought that was pretty freaking awesome! They have a dog park and a really nice mountain bike trail as well, but we pretty much stuck to the track with the ultra runners because of the mud. This is a really great park, although a bit of a drive from Clear Lake (take the beltway, trust me...so much quicker!). I would definitely come here again for a run, and know that there's a great place to run or hang out and enjoy! read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - One of the signs at the Snowdrop Ultra 55 Hour Race and Relay - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

I have been taking advantage of the nice fall weather and coming to this park for some walks/runs from time to time. I think they should have named it Grasshopper Park instead since I have come across tons of grasshoppers jumping about, or maybe it's just grasshopper season? I did see some laying eggs on the ground. I make sure to be cautious when running as to not step on them; sometimes one will surprise you and jump in front of you out of the blue. I find it to be a solitary trail most of the time,but I enjoy the peace and quiet. There is a doggy park here too. My boyfriend and I will bring the dogs for some play time and they really enjoy it. The dog park is divided so you can take separate the little dogs from the big dogs if you so choose or have both. There is also a playground area for the kiddos and a covered area with picnic tables where I have seen several social gatherings. I'm really curious to check out the bike trail area, and will be purchasing a mountain bike to do so soon. read more

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This is a nice park. It would be nice if it had lights around the trails for night runners/walkers/bikers! Otherwise, you will need to use a headlamp when it gets dark. Lake loop (run/walk) = 1.15 miles Connecting trail = .35 mile South Meadow loop (bike) = .75 mile Complete trail = 2.25 miles Park Map: http://www.sugarlandtx.gov/parks_recreation/parks_facilities/community_parks/documents/MemorialParkTrailMap.pdf read more

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It's one of my favorite parks in Sugar Land. Bike Trail - It's recommended for beginners, because there are hilly sections. It's a neat little trail. They even have ramps for the advanced bikers. There are parts where you can look over the river and it's a rather serene experience. Children's playground - it seems to be a popular section. Memorial - there's a beautiful monument devoted to the Marines by the lake. Dog Park - I was impressed by this section. There's a section for larger breeds and another section for smaller breeds. I've taken my dog there a few times. He loves the freedom and the vast running space. He also gets to socialize with other dogs, while I get to socialize with other owners. Covered pavillion - great for BBQ, picnics, or large gatherings. Overall, the park is clean and well-maintained. I highly recommend this park. read more

This is a very nice park. The facilities are clean. Feels safe because there are few trees or obstructions, but that may also be a drawback. It might be very hot with little shade in warmer temps. But overall I love the trail and cleanliness of the park. read more

Since I moved from the area I haven't been to this park in years. They have really done a good job with turning this into a really nice park. We hosted a 5k/10k run out here and it was the perfect area. It is tucked away from 59/ University which is nice. You can run or walk the trails without getting all the freeway traffic noise. When you enter the park you have two different areas that you can choose from. The main part is to the right. It has the gazebo and a set of bathrooms. There are a bunch of large picnic tables under the large gazebo so if you are wanting to host a large party you can. There is a small lake with a trail around it. They have also set up really nice memorials just across from the gazebo. The left has a small and large dog park with a set of bathrooms as well. The large dog park also has a water park for the dogs that like to swim. There is covered seating in both sections for owners to sit. The trails also extend to this side of the park. A bike trail in the woods is also located in the back area of this part of the park. Sugar Land does take a lot of time and expense to upkeep the parks that they have in the city limits. This one is probably one of my favorites that there is. read more

I love this park! Great for kids, bikers, walkers, runners, sitters, fishers, dog people-ers... So first off, I have come here to go running and what I love is that once you run one lap around the lake "trail" you have already done over a mile! Its also a gorgeous, super Southeast Texas scenery type of park. So you have your lake/swamp deal, beware of and don't bug the alligators signs, cool swampy birds and somehow they have managed to REALLY minimize the bug population which I'm sure is a negative for the environment, but a plus for me! So who cares right? If you go at peak times you'll see some group activities, mommy and me things going on, dog walkers, fishing patrons....but never overcrowded. Nice breeze off the water, but beware, no shade otherwise on the lake trail, so use some brains and don't bake yourself....it's a long walk/run back to your car in 100+ degrees! read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

love how big and clean the park is, I only been on one side where the walking trail is but this park is huge. They have outdoor seatings, playground and a dog park. Great size parking but on good weather days, definitely will get packed. The water and how they upkeep the park makes for a wonderful, calm walk around the park. The memorial for the veterans is aesthetically pleasing too! read more

One of the newer additions to the City of Sugar Land, located in a previously undeveloped piece of land at the intersection of University Blvd. and Commonwealth Blvd. It is host to lakes, marshlands, wild life habitats and has walking trails around the lake, a pavilion for gatherings, a children's playground, a large windmill, some in-forest bike trails, and one of the most notable landmarks, a Memorial to the soldiers who served in the branches of the US Military. Nearby on the other side of the parking lot is a Dog Park that lets canine pals take their humans on some needed exercise. When the park first started many years ago. The parking lot was made of unpaved gravel roads, very easily testing your car tires' wear and tear strength. Thank goodness years down the line, they made the parking lot paved. Trees along side of the roads aren't really big yet, some are even still quite small. But oak trees will get big with time, and when that happens, a lot of needed shade will be made available so people years later can walk and take shelter in the shades from the sun. There are resting gazebos as well as benches throughout the trails that are all have name plaques of their benefactors. With this park, you can actually contact the City of Sugar Land Park & Recreations Department and request to donate either a bench, or a tree. Last time I checked, benches could still be donated, but tree donations are liking going to the Fairgrounds site. The last few years of summer floods hasn't been too kind to the park in the sense that aerial images have shown the flood waters overtaking the park during the Tax Day Flood. Fortunately, with the diligent work of the City personnel, the park and its wildlife can return to normal. I thought the park could use a few improvements like larger grass lawn areas for people wanting to picnic on the grass. But I can see why the park want to limit any man-made improvements as much as possible to preserve the natural habitat of the wildlife there. All in all, I like this park and would like it even better once the trees have grown big and tall to provide even more shade from the hot Texas sun. read more

This is a great park but is getting four stars because of its security. I was there last week and the grass was cut but the heat grass was not picked up. Rather it was left there which made the park look nasty with a bunch of brown grass everywhere. Having a white pup made this a nightmare for the trip home. Other than that when walking in the evenings there is not much lighting other than the police towers. read more

Nice wide open park, on weekends I've seen canoe rentals. There was a dirt bike trail, it is currently closed. Looks like the flooding from the hurricane made the trail unsafe. There is also a dog park. Clean restrooms also. read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

After 100 or some odd restaurant reviews, it was inevitable that one day I'd end up writing a review for this place. *Looks sadly down at my love handles*. But out of all the parks in Houston, with the exception of Hermann park, there is no other place I would rather walk off all the pasta, burgers, chicken fried steak, and fried rice... oh my God I'm hungry again. One huge upside to SLMP is the plentiful parking. I'm already making the effort to walk. I refuse to make the extra effort to parallel park *ahem Houston Memorial Park*. The track around the lake is ultra relaxing and a little over a mile long. Going this route will take you past an awesome little playground and a covered area with about 6 picnic tables. You will also pass the Veterens' Memorial, which is nice to stop and look at (or to stop for a hardcore cardio standing abs work out). I like that it's not overly hyped like Discovery Green and Houston Memorial Park. I've never seen the park get crowded and no one has ever bothered me while getting my swole on. When I am forced to take a breather from eating copious amounts of food and criticizing said food on Yelp, I am happy that I have a place to come and walk it off - with not one critical thing to say about the lovely park, might I add. read more

So you live in the Sugar Land area and you want to get out for a bit? You don't really want to walk around the block and you are wanting a different scene than the nice neighborhood park/playground and in no way do you want to head to the mall and "power walk". You should take a short trip to the Sugar Land Memorial Park. This park is a little off the beaten path yet right in the middle of all things Sugar Land. It's spacious enough that you can feel at peace and uncrowded while escaping into man made nature scenes. It's a free public park with decent parking spaces. The spaces, however, can be cramped. The cramped feeling is mainly caused by people who don't know how to maneuver and park SUVs. The main entrance is marked by a little bridge over a stream that leads to a large covered area with many tables for family picnics, reunions, parties and other such events. There are grills located within this area for cook outs. The Pavillion and Ampitheatre does have a fee for use, so please contact the park for information and pricing as well as guidelines. Alcohol is not allowed. This park is nicely laid out with trails for some healthy walking/jogging/running. There are benches scattered about the paths where you can take a breather and scope out the scenery. Kiddos will be happy letting off energy on the playground which is padded with tire particles rather than mulch. Fishing is also an option for passing the time. For birders there are occasional rare birds and shore birds that will appear during migration times. The park itself is landscaped nicely. The only problem I found was trash left behind and in the water by nasty nitwits who are either too lazy to walk a few feet to the trash cans or else just rude rapscallions. Not cool. On the whole, it is maintained well. If you're in the area and want a pleasant respite, whether on lunch or shopping break, do take the time to check out this park, especially during times of mild weather. It's a very enjoyable place to get out for a bit or just chill. read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

Huge park that covers all aspects that a park needs. It's great for jogging, dogs, fishers, kids, everything! Some people were barbecuing and it smelt soo good. Also a nice little area to have a get-together or picnic. When the sun sets, the water looks so nice and it's really pretty (and that's coming from a person who isn't super into scenic things lol). Also if you're into Pokemon Go, this is the spot to be if you're low on pokeballs! Tons of pokestops and an abundance of electabuzz. The lure modules generally bring in magikarp, psyduck, and slowpokes. I generally like to walk the left side of the trail and back after the windmill. This park pretty much covers it all, and I like that there isn't a fountain here as well because when it's windy the water goes everywhere. read more

A great place to run, walk, have a BBQ or picnic party...almost anything! There's a playground and a big shaded pavilion with lots of picnic tables and a couple of grills. Lots of people have barbecues here on the weekends. The path around the lake is 1.15 miles and is nice for jogging, although it would be better if there were more trees for shade. The view at sunset is absolutely gorgeous. There's also a dog park for our furry friends! ^__^ read more

Newest addition to Sugar Land! This park is still being built, but they do have a section that is open. There's a pretty decent sized lake with a trail that goes around it, as well as a covered pavillion with a playground that would be great for parties or get togethers. They also have a dog park on the other side of the park, which is huge! This park is already one of my favorites...just imagine what it will look like in the years to come! Also recently, Keep Sugar Land Beautiful organized an event to plant trees at this park and when they're grown and big (in 10 years...), I'm sure this place will be even more beautiful than it is. read more

Love coming here right when the sun is about to go down under ! Good area and nice trails! read more

Sugar Land Memorial Park - Parks Near Me - Sugar Land, Texas

LOVE this park. Nice walking loop, just over a mile. Nice lake and playground for kids. Although there is a dog park next to this park it is still dog friendly and people still bring their dogs here read more

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This is a really nice park on the south side of sugar land. There's a man-made pond with a path to jog or walk around, and a good sized kids playground next to some well equipped restrooms and picnic pavilions. There's also a dog park, but it's not lit at night so in the winter it's not open too late. There is a memorial to all the armed forces, hence the name 'memorial park'. It's a nice way to recognize and remember those who serve our country, along with a family gathering and BBQ. If you have kids, are in the area, or just want something different to explore, Memorial Park SL is worth a trip. read more

I love this park! I frequent the dog park often and only recently discovered the bike trail. The bike trail is really fun sorry of challenging and not crowded. The trail even has access down to the Brazos River for taking a break. Great place to run your dog off leash. read more

Nice park for a quick run!! Quiet, pretty, and clean!!! Has a playground for the kidderinos and a large picnic area!!!

This park meets the entire family's needs. It has a play area for the kids (shaded), lake for just laying out, two gravel jogging/bike trails, dedicated mountain bike trail, huge dog park, picnic areas, and very clean restrooms! There's always a little traffic but never too many people. It's perfect for just meeting and making new friends. read more