Cherryhurst Park — Attraction in Houston

Great for all occasions, open 24hrs for a stroll. This place gets more beautiful every year with the trees and excellent groundskeeping. They have a garden system set up by the center and it has an assortment of produce and flowers maintained by the residents and volunteers of the area. The city of Houston also contributed to building the garden and it's maintenance. This park hosts an after school and youth-community outreach program centered around the garden. The park is great for all ages and they have open tennis courts. Parking is free around the square of the park and walking distance to other businesses...

One of the older parks in my memory (,have been going since I was a 'kid' in the late 1980's) beautifully maintained, the trees are to die for, as they are older and have much shade to offer, the tennis court is well maintained too. Which is hard to find in some areas. I also appreciate the 2 hour maximum parking on the street as well. It's obviously for the neighborhood, and yet city owned, so those of us who don't live in the direct neighborhood can still enjoy the...

An adorable little neighborhood park (conveniently close to where we are staying) for a dog walk. Though small (one small square block in this cozy west Houston neighborhood), this park positively hums with activity: a playground, tennis court and a community center that appears to house an afterschool childcare center combine to provide some distraction while the dog sniffs around. Little parks like this make neighborhoods like Montrose better. Good...