This place is so nice…read more Perfect for the kiddies and the adults lol They have plenty to do . The walk/bike trail is beautiful. It's a hidden gem . I pray it stay that way my new secret find ! My son enjoyed it. We stay 3 mins away .

Fun playground for toddlers and up. It is large, with a covered pavilion for parties or a picnic…read more It's completely fenced in, so you don't have to worry about that kid of yours who might run off.

Great playground with lots of slides and climbing for my 4yo! It's also not too big, so I can…read moreeasily watch my kiddo and find her! They have plenty of swings (6) and 2 baby swings with nice AstroTurf so you're not stuck in mulch. They have 3 covered pavilions with 2 picnic tables underneath each one. There are also several benches surrounding the playground for parents to rest and watch their littles.

Located somewhere behind Jolibee and McDonald's. This park offers a fun area for your little ones…read moreto climb, slide, and swing. The playground is still in good condition and almost nothing was broken. Isn't it nice when things just work? They have public restrooms and disc golf. Restroom was somewhat clean.

I love Brazos bend state park. It can be a drive depending on where you live in "Houston" but I…read morethink it can be eye worth it for the entire day or even a weekend trip. I come here for a short half day trip to walk some trails with my kids 5&7. Nothing is too strenuous here for the kiddos. The facilities are typically pretty clean too and there are picnic tables to be able to have a nice lunch or snacks. The park has plenty of trails, picnic areas, fishing spots, and gators! The observatory is always a hit too!

I was surprised on my visit to Brazos Bend State Park. After hearing and reading about people's…read moreexperiences, and seeing pictures online, I thought I knew what to expect...but I was wrong. This park is far away enough from Houston but still close enough for a day trip, which is what I did. It took me about 30 minutes to drive here from Sugar Land. As I approached the entrance gate, I saw that they had two lines of cars with gate booths, just like the national parks. A ranger came out to my car and I registered myself as a day visitor. A park map was given to me and off I went to explore! Brazos Bend SP is larger than I thought it would be. There was a large parking lot and a few trailheads not too far away from the entrance, but I decided to drive past it to the next lot. 2 miles on the road later, the next parking lot was equally large but with much less cars and visitors. There's an interpretive center that was closed when I went, but a water fountain was nearby where I refilled my water bottle. I ended up walking along a combination of trails to get a feel for the place. The trails are mostly flat with asphalt, dirt, and light gravel. The peacefulness of this park is what really convinced me of the gem that this place is. Along the way, I witnessed many birds, including several vulture roosts in the trees. I also saw the American alligator in a pond, which I viewed from a safe distance. It would be quite difficult to reach the river and the ponds because of the natural vegetation in the area, so there weren't any wild alligators on the trails. I didn't get the chance to fully explore this park, but I wouldn't mind returning here another day. The gift shop offers a variety of items to purchase and the rangers seemed knowledgeable about the history of the park. Overall, I enjoyed my time here!

Great place for the family to get the energy out. The air of the sea is quite relaxing and always a…read moregood time.

Clean, plenty of parking, great for events, great place to walk my pup. Sits on part of the lake…read moreclose enough to everything.

The biggest park in Sugar Land has about three miles worth of trails. It's a nice place for a…read morestroll or a short run. The parking lot is small, so I bet it gets full during peak hours. They have clean restrooms with soap in the parking lot.

Man, I bookmarked Oyster Creek Park for many years. Today was my first time set foot in here. I…read moreneeded to get my daily steps in. So, I came with a friend with the same desire. The trail was paved but not always the same width. Some parts were narrower than others. I saw warning signs for the cyclists to give room for pedestrians. Oh, the restroom is on the right side of parking lot. There were many parking spots. Lucky us, we came here at sunset hour on a windy day. Not many park goers there. I would love to return on a sunny day in the summer.

The professionals say that being out in nature is very therapeutic. So, I decided to do what I do…read morebest.. voyage off into the Texas streets to search for the perfect place. Arriving at Seabourne Creek, I definitely hit the jackpot. There are beautiful paths to walk along with a nice little lake to fish. Birds, butterflies and everything more a entire preserve needs. The downfall is, me and my pup got there at noon when the sun was out strong. My boy couldn't be out long so we ended up staying for 40 mins just exploring. Kind of a bummer since it took an hour to get there. Definitely a great place to visit when the heat isn't a factor. I have to come back and visit during the morning hours.

Love it here. The place is clean and well maintained. The bird trail has some interesting views…read more Love the lakes and all the ducks

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.

This park is one of my go to parks to do photo shoots. There are so many different angles and lots…read moreof opportunities to explore areas to do the shoots . From Gazebos, train tracks , to the red caboose and an old building.

This is my favorite park!…read more I love the way the road curves showing off each aspect of nature. From the large body of water, luscious grass, pond, to the multiple sitting areas. I usually go to walk my dog and lay by the water & in the sun. A very calm solace. There's a house on the site, that would look nice if it was taken care of and fixed up but not renoved to look minimalistic. Everything about this park brings me joy and happiness.

Matagorda bay nature park is one of the best rv parks we have been to. camping right next to the…read moreColorado river is one of the best experience. We love going down ther. Great fishing as well.

Nice rv spaces Misrepresent available grills…read more Only grills are with the Airstream campers, so don't come expecting a grill at the campsites. Also- don't expect much hospitality! Not friendly at "welcoming center". Got the feeling that they could care less -

Truly enjoyed Sea Center Texas. Very inviting and personal. The children enjoyed the…read morescavenger hunt. Fish were very active

Love the Sea Center! The staff are friendly. It's really small but free. The tanks are clean and…read morethe fish seem to be well taken care of. My grandson loves the touch tank. The wetlands walk is nice before it gets too hot. If you're lucky you might see a gator or two.