Getting to this place isn't hard, but you can't trust google maps for directions... it brings you to the opposite side of the peninsula from which the trail is completely inaccessible. What you want to do is park in the parking lot for Nassau Bay City Park (address: 18100 Park Road Houston 77258) and take the sidewalk to the trail. It's not a bad little walk, and you get a nice view. The park itself is a pleasant walk that lasts a total of a few miles. Watch out for snakes!

Nice little walking trail with a decent amount of birds to find any time of the year.

Every couple months me and my wife go through here at 3am. Amazing. Their tacos cure the Rona.

great out of the way-ish park. it's more of a nature preserve with a walking trail than a true park, some people may get bored, but is a very nice place if you want to walk a bit with nature. parking is limited, but that really hasn't been an issue

Its wild out there. I saw a snake.

Beautiful area. Cruised thru on the boat. Very peaceful and tranquil setting it from the water.

Very good service for the price. If you are looking for a professional detail job, shop around. But if you are looking for a clean car, quick, this is the place for your next visit. Reasonably priced and quick, the earlier the better, you can be in and out in 30 minutes. Air conditioned wait inside, clean comfortable seating if you prefer covered area outside. My "go to" for a weekend car wash.

Very picturesque and peaceful setting. Great views of the water.

This place is gorgeous, but the wild life is unpredictable. Some animals here are a little too people friendly and food aggressive. Others are territorial. Bring a sharp eye and a long stick if its mating season.

Great place for a quiet stroll.

Great location

A peaceful place for date, great for meditation, the birds are friendly. They will eat right out of your hands. And they remember who you are. Well, at least I'm lucky enough that they like me. Be mindful to feed them the correct food. No bread. Go to the animal feed store. Find food for ducks and swans