Clear Lake Park

I came here to exercise on the lake side of the park. I wanted to have the beautiful views while walking. It was a short trip around the entire lake side of the park. They were doing construction on a pavilion so I’m interested to see what will go there. Splash pad looks fun but I don’t I have children. The playgrounds look fun too and newer and sturdy/​safe. There is a pier for fishing that I walked out on but did not fish from. Multiple people were fishing though and seemed to be having fun. I wish there was more areas for runners/​walkers. I did a lap around a parking lot to try to extend my workout.

This review is for the club house on site. I recently attended a baby shower that was held in this facility and it seemed like a good place to host an event.
I’m not sure how much it cost, but it was a large room with long 8-​foot tables and chairs, a kitchen with a serving bar area, and clean restrooms. I could see hosting a birthday party or family reunion here.
The park is just right outside the facility and the water looks beautiful. There is also a parking lot right outside.
I am glad that I learned about the Clear Lake Park club house. I would definitely consider hosting an event here in the future.

A good, functional park right near Clear Lake and Mud Lake on both sides of NASA Parkway.
On the land side is mostly baseball/​soccer fields with a privately booked pavilion and senior center. Lots of parking over here great for corporate events (at the pavilion) or youth league. A small park is adjacent with some limited playground and picnic area. And a small pier.
On the lake side there is a new water play area that always seems crowded in the summer. Very limited parking on that side, also playground equipment and another private pavilion for events. A very large parking lot for boating and public boat ramp is also present. On this side is also a rec center (seems like every week is a pottery/​plant show), also a voting center for elections.
All in all, a very functional park. As a runner, I wish there were better running areas. Limited parking on lake side and limited functional equipment on the land side kind of limit this park’s capability. With the water play area, I could see this as higher ranked by those with kids. Also high with boaters for the launch area.

With a free kiddie water park, 3 dry play areas, extensive picnic areas for large groups or just single families, a fishing pier, public boat ramps, ample parking, AND a mostly fenced in play area to contain pets make this is one of the most fun, and free places to take the family for a day in the sun. The public toilet on the far side of the park (away from the kiddie water park, yes there are 2 public toilet areas) could use more attention but for a public facility it wasn’t worth reducing to 4 stars. The park itself has ample space for even large dogs to run and roam (leash laws apply) and several picturesque views of the bay.
The most important aspect of any park though for a family is the play areas and this park is top notch. The water park is fantastic, just push a rather obvious button on a post and the entire area comes alive with spraying water and gleeful children. Right next to the water park area is a clean public restroom and a dry play area separated in half for school aged kids and preschool aged kids making it perfect for the family with an age range as all of the kids can play and the parents need only one vantage point to see everything.

This is our second family field trip, in two years, going to Clear Lake Park. I really enjoy this park and my kids love it, too. On a beautiful, but hot Sunday afternoon, there’s families from all types of background (love the diversity) having BBQ picnics, fishing, jet skiing, kids playing at the the two big playgrounds and/​or splashing around at the «Dolphin Lagoon» splash pad, birthday parties or family reunions, strolling around, walking their pets and lounging out on the grass (you have to beware of pesky sneaky ants, though). There’s a nice breeze coming from the lake and the scenery is nice. I can even the the see the ride that takes you to the top and slowly rotate around at Kemah Boardwalk (I can’t think of the name).
This, indeed, is my most favorite park and the long drive (from the south side of Houston) to get there is worth it.

Beautiful park with breathtaking views of the Bay. I have been going to this park for over 10 years, but it wasn’t until recently that I have truly appreciated everything it has to offer for my toddler! Age-​specific play areas (this is the only park with a play area that my 2 year old toddler can play on without me having to climb on it with him), tons of swings that face the water, and a lagoon splash pad for when the Texas heat gets unbearable. I am fortunate to live pretty close to the park, but if I didn’t, I would still go out of my way to come here!

This park is beautiful and relaxing. My bf took me here to enjoy the scenery and the great weather. We sat on a bench and just watched the sun come down. There’s a big play area for the kids. Plenty of picnic tables and grills, perfect place to bring your family and enjoy the outdoor. The pier is there if you want to take a walk, I’m not sure if you can fish there? I loved all the palm trees, it was a nice touch to the place.

Great place to fish and bring the kids. We love the Lagoon splash pad and can’t wait to try fishing on the pier. Beautiful sunsets to be seen, as well as flying fish and pelicans. Ample parking on either side, and covered eating area for events. Can’t wait for spring to return to be able to enjoy this location again with my daughter and newborn.

I had a choice today to take myself to look at some shoes that I wouldn’t buy or take my dog, Pocky to Clear Lake park. (Hint: I’ve been wanting to take him here for the longest) Guess what, I made a smart choice and I took him to the park.
He loved it! We walked along side the shore it was very nice, the breeze felt soooooo good, and my dog couldn’t stop smiling. You could tell he was relieved, that he loved it. And I did some deep thinking. Perfect place to relax, and think about things.
It was so many people and families there. I felt pretty bad because it was a family oriented park, but I don’t have any close family and my mutual family don’t care to spend no time with me. But likewise, everybody has a life story. Though, I enjoyed my time with Pocky. He really makes me happy.
The shore of where the water was coming up, it was dead fish. Poor fish, I felt bad for them, that they had to die like that.
Nice park, about a dozen playgrounds for children, adults, or whoever to play on, plenty places to picnic, a pier, just little parking. They need more parking lots for this large crowd.

Clean, beautiful views and safe. I will always have a special place in my heart for this park. Love it.

This park was definitely a hidden gem. We had fun playing on the numerous park toys to feeding the ducks & fishing from the small pier. Lots of picnic tables to enjoy a relaxing lunch or to even throw a birthday party.

I’ve been coming here pretty much daily at lunch to just hang out and chill and get away from the office. As soon as it cools off some I plan on walking around the little track just to get the blood circulating after sitting at my desk all morning.
This park has it all! Numerous play areas, a museum (which I plan on checking out sooner rather than later), a dock, lots of parking spaces, tons of shaded benches, bbq pits (although because of the drought they can’t be used right now), tennis courts, bathrooms… what doesn’t this park have?
I’m not sure I can add anything that hasn’t been mentioned; they do have a lot of festivals and the like here so it probably can get pretty busy on the weekends, but during the week it’s pretty quiet.
If you’re in the area, check it out! You will probably see me there!

I love this park for 2 reasons. One– they have a pretty good tennis court and two– I love coming here for a run. The lake is a pretty view and parking is not an issue here.

We visited the Clear Lake area for a week, and had a chance to hang out at this park 4 times — the place is huge, with numerous play structures for kids. The play areas are «zoned» which is great! There is a tiny tots play structure (ages 2 and under), which is separate from the «big kids» section. So we never felt like our toddlers were going to get run over, and the play structures weren’t crowded. There are 4 sets of swings, covered gazebo, picnic tables, barbecue pit area. The best part is that this park is RIGHT on the water! So there is a nice breeze off the lake, plus a great outlook. At dusk the dragonflys come out, which the kids loved. Plenty of parking. And a dock for checking out the jumping fish.