River Park Splash Pad — Attraction in Sugar Land

In theory this is an amazing playground, the only downside is it’s mostly unusable if it’s sunny at all. Luckily you have the splash pad right next to it! The splash pad, playground, and little zipline are all close to eachother, which is nice if you have multiple kiddos running around who want to do different things. We’ve been a few times and it’s always well kept. Fun and free with plenty of parking.

As a mom with toddlers specifically , this isn’t my go-to in the area for two reasons: (1) most features of the playground are too hot to use. Slides, swings, and most of the climbing features are heavily sun exposed (2) The splash pad doesn’t have an area to avoid being sprayed with water. Many toddlers want to play in water but don’t want it in their faces, and because this pad is mostly spouts and water guns, we aren’t able to play long before they get overstimulated and upset. VERY toddler specific, I just think this is a better play area for...

I love that this community is open to allow us to visit. Every time I visit I make sure I pick up after myself and my kids. Sometimes it can get so crowded and we can’t even find a spot to park. We usually just skip it. I have been here when families just make them self’s at home. They had like four families with at least 20 kids and they all ran around with out any adult supervision and they threw trash every where. Babies crying and they left there babies sitting in the swing so they didn’t have to deal with them. It was awful. I did say something. I asked if they lived in community and they said no. They lived in apartments but I’m not sure which ones because I don’t recall any. So I politely asked to share the swing and pick up the trash. We need to keep this area clean and nice. So thank you. I know many people come to our community to use the splash pad (fieldstone). I don’t...

A great park. The playground is VERY nice and there is so much to do. Swings, slides, spinning apparatus, bridges, nets, rocks to climb etc..., The splash pad is top notch, but only open seasonally. There is a zip-line just beyond the splash pad for the older kids. It is fun to see the ducks and other wildlife in the water retention area. The downsides are 1. Little to no shade so the play equipment can get extremely hot especially in the summer. And 2. No public restrooms, so unless you are a resident with key card access you are out of luck. There is a chic-fil-a and a Starbucks pretty close, so a quick snack and a potty break aren't...