Stude Park

F “ItisWhatitIs74” Z 10 months ago

Stude Park is pretty small and has a trail that is approximately .75 miles, but you can access the longer White Oak Trail from there. Park was clean and looked well maintained. Very shaded and a peaceful vibe if you go early before 10am. There is a small playground and a pool. There were lots of walkers and people playing with their dogs.

andres gonzalez a year ago

if you’re looking to get in a good run this is one of my favorite go-to spots in houston, the trail leads from the baseball and field area of the park to downtown houston towards the college. really pretty views of the river and of downtown imo.

Jacqueline Sampson 2 months ago

Great park for every one to enjoy; whether it is walking, running, meditation, picnicking, baseball, football, Easter egg hunt, sunbathing in the park,basketball, softball, meet up with friends, or to sit in the evening and marvel at the Houston downtown skyline. The park hits the spot!!! Undiscovered gems hidden away minutes from downtown, lush green trees perfect for oxygen to restore your lungs after a hard day at the office. It a perfect place retreat and decompress from the hustle and bustle of life .Grab your favorite blanket, a great book, your beach chairs, pack yourself a picnic basket , a sack lunch,, a charcuterie board filled delicious snacks, an igloo chest filled with cold drinks and unplug from the world. Or Krogers is 3 minutes away to stop by and pick up all of your must haves to the great escape of Stude Park!!!

Charles Browning 3 months ago

We were there of TBall but there was also a small gathering of folks on the lawn playing music and dancing. It’s a great place to let the kids or pets play or to just relax. The restrooms are clean and cool when they are open. Stude Park is also easily accessed from the local trails if you’re not driving.

Greta a year ago

Not a bad walk, and it seems to be very popular with cyclists. The main trail is paved, and has some views of downtown and the sculpture, of course. Free parking, but no restroom, just a port-a-potty. The lower trail is in total disrepair and is covered with brush and litter, just if you're curious. It's not like there's any signage that encourages you to go down there, but I had an old book with a 20-yr-old trail map, so I was compelled lol. Watch yourself as a walker, as cyclists go quite fast around those trail bends. A lady on a bike literally barked at me lmao, gotta love this city.