We live local so we like to visit often weather for a picnic or a walk on the trails, They have newly updated the roads and playgrounds, we have never had any issues here or been bother by any one good place to relax at
Aaron F.
Place rating: 5 Webster, TX
So glad we found this place and that it is so close to home! Disc golf, public archery range, hiking trails, single course mountain bike trail, and access to the bayou. Beautiful park with so much to do that I wonder how one could get bored.
J L.
Place rating: 5 League City, TX
This is a multi use park! There is a baseball field, archery area, a place to fly small planes a biking trail, jungle gym for the kiddos & several covered areas with tables for a picnic, birthday party or even a family reunion!!! The biking trail is quite challenging, it’s roughly 5 miles! I noticed several walkers, but we were the only bikers today.
Leila N.
Place rating: 4 Houston, TX
Some of the toughest single-track in or around Houston. Lots of short, steep climbs, drops, and plenty of roots. Though parts of it are way beyond my skill level, there’s a fun section in the middle with fast, twisty turns. In the summer, Jack Brooks has more mosquitoes than I ever imagined could exist in one place, so carry your bug spray with you and DON’T go after it rains. Lots of snakes and spiders too.
Ali H.
Place rating: 4 Dickinson, TX
Great park with everything you can think of — tennis, volleyball, basketball, playgrounds, archery range, and an airfield. They also have trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. My only complaint is that some of the things aren’t very well maintained… for example, the tennis court is missing a net.
Lindsay A.
Place rating: 4 Denver, CO
Great, wide-open park with disc golf, biking, picnic areas, archery, tennis… a little bit of everything. They even have a couple indoor restrooms! We played 9 holes of disc golf because the heat was overwhelming and I was getting torn up by mosquitoes, even with bug spray! We went into the woodsy part of the disc golf course and there were many challenges and we got our exercise from all the inclines. Be careful of water because my boyfriend lost his frisbee in the little tiny stream. It looks like a great park for a lot of different events, and you feel like you are in the mountains and in nature a little bit.
James B.
Place rating: 3 Webster, TX
I am fairly new to mountain bike trail riding and it was my first Trip to Jack Brooks in Texas City. This set of trails is not for beginners. The trial I followed was annoyingly winding with numerous tight narrow turns pack with tree roots. I am over 6′ tall and I found myself ducking branches most of the time. I wanted to break away from the tight trails but unfortunately the easier open trails are reserved for hikers and horse riders which are few and far between. On the plus side the trails are marked.
Greg F.
Place rating: 5 Angleton, TX
I am fairly new to trail riding, so this trail was somewhat difficult, but I had a blast! They do a great job at maintaining this trail and I can not wait to go back. Also, within the park grounds there is a disc golf course that looks amazing! Can not wait to go back. I didn’t see too many directions in the park, so when you get there and you’re looking for the trails, they are back in the park by the veterans memorial. Also, I’ve attached a link with a trail map, take a copy of the map, it can be kind of a labyrinth. Good luck and have fun!
