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Frankie Carter Randolph Park — Attraction in Friendswood

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5105 FM 2351, Friendswood, TX 77546
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Frankie Carter Randolph Park

5150 FM 2351, Friendswood, TX 77546
4.6(299)
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(281) 482-6055 ext. 995

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4.6
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2.0
10y

We have lived in Friendswood for 23 years. This park has given our family wonderful bday parties and moments to cherish. As our children have grown older, my husband and I still enjoy our evening walks, from 8:30-9:30pm. This park has always closed at 10pm since we've lived here, and it is still posted as such at the entrance to the park. The last few weeks the park employee has been telling visitors that the park is closed at 9:30pm..... On this particular evening, the sheriff's deputy turned his lights on in the parking lot and made a loudspeaker announcement that the park was closing - at 9:25pm. My husband and I were halfway across the baseball field at exactly 9:25pm, when he turned off the field lights, leaving us in pitch black to walk 1/4 mile back to the main part of the park. As most know who visit this park, the ball field and main roads are lined with woods and there are plenty of copperheads this time of year. I approached the employee, along with another guest who was finishing his workout to ask if the closing hours had changed. He responded that he had things to do, and it was on him that he turned the lights out on us, and if we weren't out of the park by 9:45pm, then we would be locked in, and that would be on us. I told him, no, it would be on him, as the sign at the entrance of the park states it is open to the public until 10pm. I told him I would be calling the county the following week to complain, as my husband and I only had 5 minutes left to our walk when he turned the lights out on us after a 1 second warning from the deputy - 35 minutes before the park is supposed to be officially closed. His response was, "do whatcha gotta do". And I will. Our neighborhood is right across the street from this park and has over 1,000 homes/residents. I feel a petition might eventually be in order. I don't normally make a big issue over such things, but the lack of respect that was shown to the guests that evening by putting us in the dark, was way out of line, not to mention that both the employee and the deputy were in the wrong for ushering guests out of the park 35 minutes early. Might I add that this was on a Friday/weeknight night. A neighbor of mine has since told me that one evening she was there at 8:00pm, and the employee had locked the restrooms up for the night. To top it off, last night my husband and I decided to walk a few minutes early to avoid any drama. It was Saturday evening and the park was very busy. There was a very large family gathering for a bday party, and as my husband and I were wrapping up our walk, it was exactly 9:15pm per my iphone. The deputy pulled around with his lights on and announced to the family on his loudspeaker that the park was closed, and they needed to pack it up and leave! 45 minutes before park closing. Our tax dollars are paying for this park and its employees, and if they are getting paid to work until 10pm, then they need to stay until 10pm, and not expect to cut out early by forcing park guests to...

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5.0
8y

One of my favorite parks in southeast Houston! They've got something for everyone looking for a "park." They've got the sports center, several playgrounds, and my personal favorite, wild walking trails! I considered giving it 4 star for the not-so-disability-friendly design: everything is spread out pretty far, lots of non-handicap accessible playgrounds, even handicap parking is a good walk to sports center. However, the wild trails are kept up very well, always graded and adjusted when it...

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5.0
6y

Huge park with something for everyone. Covered playgrounds in many places. Tons of picnic benches and gazebos. Big enough area for parties, family reunions and get togethers. Good amount of Pokémon stops. Easy to drive and park. Nice pine and cedar trees so makes a great place for family photo shoots for Christmas cards. Equipment in good shape and fence around the area so the kids can not run off. Always busy on the weekends. Nice place...

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Today we are in Friendswood, Texas checking out Frankie Carter Randolph Park. We are trying to check out local playgrounds in the area that also have nature trails or scenic walks. This was a good option as long as you have bug spray and maybe slightly older kids as there are stairs on the trail, making it not the most stroller, friendly. We saw some small wildlife and ended the day at one of the mini playgrounds throughout the park. We only walked on the gravel trail, but there did appear to be a paved walking trail around the park, and there were also baseball fields that were not fully fenced and open to the public. ##friendswoodtx##naturetrails##playground##toddler##parks
NessMor_ LoveNessMor_ Love
This park is so nice and clean. Family park with baseball field and football field. Enough space for you to play ball or just picnic. Enough table's and barbecue pit. There is a walking trail around the park, it does combine with the road, so be careful while crossing the road. Restroom available and always clean. Dog friendly too. Watch out for the snakes.
R. HoustonR. Houston
Great family park, the picnic tables under the trees need the same attention as the pavilion area. The restrooms as well. There are way to many spiders under the tables, a huntsman spider jumped from the ceiling to the sink. Their not deadly, but they will send you away felling horrible if enough venom is released
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Today we are in Friendswood, Texas checking out Frankie Carter Randolph Park. We are trying to check out local playgrounds in the area that also have nature trails or scenic walks. This was a good option as long as you have bug spray and maybe slightly older kids as there are stairs on the trail, making it not the most stroller, friendly. We saw some small wildlife and ended the day at one of the mini playgrounds throughout the park. We only walked on the gravel trail, but there did appear to be a paved walking trail around the park, and there were also baseball fields that were not fully fenced and open to the public. ##friendswoodtx##naturetrails##playground##toddler##parks
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This park is so nice and clean. Family park with baseball field and football field. Enough space for you to play ball or just picnic. Enough table's and barbecue pit. There is a walking trail around the park, it does combine with the road, so be careful while crossing the road. Restroom available and always clean. Dog friendly too. Watch out for the snakes.
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Great family park, the picnic tables under the trees need the same attention as the pavilion area. The restrooms as well. There are way to many spiders under the tables, a huntsman spider jumped from the ceiling to the sink. Their not deadly, but they will send you away felling horrible if enough venom is released
R. Houston

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