Just reviewing the park and play area not including the baseball field or basketball hoops. The park is of decent size and when we went, there were not a lot of people. (We came on a Tuesday evening at around ~6 PM.) In that respect, it was good. There were probably ~3 other families who had a kid or two. There is plenty of equipment for the kiddos to play on, but the only reason why I deducted a star is because the equipment is rather old and outdated. I think it definitely needs a facelift. The slide is still the old school metal sheet that I remember when growing up. It is not fenced it, but the park is in an area where there are not a lot of cars coming and going.

Basketball court is in good condition. Occasionally there will be leaves and twigs that need clearing, but there is always room to play. Afternoon until dusk there are people of all ages playing tennis, softball, doing pull-ups or enjoying the sun. Relaxing nature and peaceful noise.

This park is so pretty, I like the trees that cover the park for shade

Nice park with great atmosphere. You can go to herman park and it's a 20min walk

Loved all the shade from the trees. A hidden gem and great place for my little one.

We found this playground while visiting Houston and my kid loved it. Lots of shade and fun equipment to play on.

It is a good park. I only used the playground. However, if your kid is a smaller kid like 2 years old, some steps are too high to get on, and the slide is too steep. Also, beware of the mosquitoes. The trees are gorgeous, but the mosquitos and ants are biting horribly.

One of our favorite parks to take my two little ones to visit. Lots of different play areas within the park for children of different ages. Always a good time!

Playground equipment is a little dated so keep the little kids off the slide. The shade keeps it cool and there are lots of options for equipment to play on and even a pull up bar for the casual exerciser. Lots of green space for frisbee or football.

One of the most lovely parks in Houston. On quiet days you can sit in the shade beneath the majestic Southern live oaks and feel the breeze. On busy days you'll hear children laughing and playing. There is a small book lending library and artists lending library as well as playgrounds, picnic tables, open spaces, a basketball court, tennis courts and pull up bars for exercising. Awesome spot for reading and relaxing outdoors

Great spot for tennis or pickle ball. There are two courts so it can get packed, however it is free. Be mindful that there are no floodlights so after dark you can’t really play. There is also a playground and picnic benches. Good spot.

Relaxing environment. I love going here with my nanny family.

We love this park. It’s got tiny rocks instead of mulch. From what I’ve seen kids love these tiny rocks. Great shade, benches, basketball court etc. The playground is old but sturdy and well made. Safe neighborhood to bring your kids. Parking is tight, expect to parallel park.

Very quiet neighborhood park, with plenty of places to sit. This area also feels very safe at night.

Great park for the kids. A nice residential area.

This is a small, neighborhood park located near Rice University and the museum district. The park has a good number of trees and is well maintained for the most part. There are two tennis courts that are at the park, although one of them has some fairly significant cracks in it. For that reason, I'm scoring this park at three stars. Otherwise, it has benches and enough amenities to make it worth a small visit for picnic or for the kids to run around.

Cleanest park I have seen in a long time. Plenty of room for a ton of kids. Lots of size friendly play places. My one year old had lots of fun with multiple options for her to run and play on. Will return for sure! Some toys were a little to low as if the bark had been added to high but that was actually great because she is so little.

Such a great place to go and play volleyball, basketball, tennis, and so much more. Very nice neighborhood and such a fun park!

Nice place for the kids to play no parking lot.

Small neighborhood supported park, no parking and near some busy streets. Great if you live within stroller distance

This park was constructed in 1987. It is 35 years old yet in a good shape. We enjoy it every time we visit.