Meyer Park

I used to come here a lot back in the day when my S.O. lived near by, lots of nostalgic moments for me when I think of Meyer Park. I really enjoy all the beautiful natural habitat surrounding the park. We used to see otters out in the water and all sorts of little creatures. This is a great place to bike, picnic, run, or just hang out with the family. Sadly, I don’t come here anymore since it’s out of the way for me. This is a great park though for those who live near by and looking for an outdoor park to hang or if you want to explore a new park in the North side of town.

Great park in the hinterlands of north Harris County. We like walking the park perimeter. If my fitness tracker is accurate, it totalled 3.6 miles. Not bad. I think the perimeter of Hermann Park is only 3 miles.
Lots of park type pavilions including soccer fields, softball fields and places for families and others to have cookouts and picnics. Two bathroom pavilions on either side of Cypresswood (oh, forgot to mention, there are two sides to the park). Very nice children’s playground — can get really crowded in nice weather and on Sundays.
There are two dog runs (one for larger dogs, and one for smaller dogs). They have a dog shower area too in case your pooch gets a little dirty playing with the other dogs.
It is a really nice park to walk around and even have family gatherings. Forgot to mention, one side backs-​up to Cypress Creek and is heavily wooded. Lots of creekside trails to explore. Good police presence ensure folks act right.
From 45 take 1960 to Stuebner Airline, left on Cypresswood and the park is two lights down. You can’t miss it.
Only decision will be which side of the park to start on.

Today I went cycling here with my little cousin. It was pretty dark so we just cycled on the track instead. The road was nice, the weather was great, there are a lot of nice people there. Almost everyone I passed said good evening. I will definitely come back here one day to go on the trails

I run cross country here every morning with Klein High School. It kinda sucks but I guess the park is cool.

This is a pretty good family park. Doesn’t matter the day of week or hour, I’ve always seen families. I’ve never been past after sunset, but it seems pretty safe. Have not been able to locate the off leash dog park yet to comment on that, but I noticed people will let their dogs off leash where you play baseball.

Great park!

I love this park! Friendly for all ages including pets. My son plays for their Klein Soccer team and appreciate the commitment of this organization. This park is pretty much always clean, safe, and big.

This is a great place to go if you want to play soccer. There are a lot of fields for it. There is also a playground for the kids and a few covered eating areas. There is a cement walking /​jogging trail that goes completely around the outside. There is a separate area (in the north park) just for letting dogs run loose while you walk /​jog that also has a hosing area for cooling/​cleaning them off. Park is frequently patrolled by Police.

This might be your average park on the weekend for a nice walk, jog or have a nice picnic for a day. There are some ups and downs for this park that I have to comment about.
On the plus side, the trails are nice for a walk with the kids or dog. They are good for a run and go throughout the park. The soccer fields are nice and the grass is always watered and good to play on. They also have a playground for the kids and others can enjoy the nice atmosphere.
On the other hand, the softball fields at the park are not that decent. The dirt on the field could be hammered down. When we were having a softball scrimmage, the ground balls were deadly and almost injured my face. The grass could be fixed up and the infield dirt could be better as well.
The nature trail in the back behind the walking trail has a nice feel in the woods and is good to go animal looking. The trails are nice but the fields are not decent.
It’s a nice park for a walk but not good if you want to bring the softball equipment out. Overall, this is nice for a nature walk, to hang out, or have a nice soccer game.

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I highly enjoy going to Meyer Park it’s always clean and peaceful. The track is great and it’s a perfect park for a picnic. I would defiantly give it a A+. It’s also pet and family (kid) friendly! There’s places too bbq and just enjoy the day. :)

I’m so glad that we finally have a dog park in the area. Have been there a few times with my little 10 lb. pups. Unfortunately, I’m a little nervous about it because the gates for entry and exit are a little too high and I saw a little Yorkie escape under one of the gates – fortunately his Mom was watching & caught him. My dogs also seem drawn to investigating the bottoms of these gates.
Hope someone donates a few more benches and maybe some play equipment for the little doggies. I have see a few pieces of agility equipment placed at one dog park which were very popular.

This park is huge and it has 2 sides to it on either side of Cypresswood. I want to first emphasize that there are so many different things that can be done at the park. It has a playground for the children, soccer fields, baseball/​dodgeball fields, running trails, a pond for feeding ducks, etc. Also, the park has loads of bbq pits and picnic tables for hosting small or big gatherings. Another great thing about this park is that it connects to another park, collins park under a brige which is pretty cool since not many parks do that. I would recommend this park to anyone!

Until last weekend, every time I’ve gone for a run at this park, I’ve only done the 1.27 loop that they have marked. Since I had to do 14 miles, I decided to explore the other running trails.
I was quite impressed when I saw how long the trails were. At one point, the longer trail will go under the bridge at take you to the park across the street where there are more running trails.
I really enjoyed the scenery while doing my long run. Also, the people running here are much friendlier than at Memorial.
I don’t think most of the extended trails are marked with mileage. So you’ll need a gps device to get an accurate mileage.

Spacious park split on both sides of Cypresswood, it’s too bad it couldn’t be just one giant park. The paths are ok on the north side, nothing special, although they do have a nature course-​basically different stations along the way for outdoor exercising like pull ups and sit-​ups, etc. there’s a plethora of soccer fields so it can get crowded at times during the never ending seasons but at least the concession stands are open during these events. The south side park has a playground for kids as well as two wooded areas for a more scenic walk/​jog.

A cloud appears above your head
A beam of light comes shining down on you
Shining down on you
The cloud is moving nearer still
Aurora borealis comes in view
Aurora comes in view
And I ran, I ran so far away
I just ran, I ran all night and day
I couldn’t get away
Ok, I didn’t really see an aurora borealis here, but it’s a good place to run. Sucks they cut down a lot of pine trees though.

I used to love this park. I’m not coming back anymore. First day of summer and I took my eight and six year old boys to have a picnic, play soccer, feed ducks and play on the playground. It was noon and runners every where. Somehow my car managed to be broken into. Glass everywhere and no witnesses. My sons were scared and traumatized. I don’t feel safe here anymore.

Much to do out here; soccer, walk, cycle, skate, jogging (the «J» isn’t silent Ron Burgundy). The trees are tall and plentiful which provides great relief on the hottest of the hot summer days. My nephew and young relatives love it out here.
My dog D@sh loves it too. Speaking of a relentless Daschund who can be mistaken for a plump black squirrel from afar, he loves going after anything at eye-​level. It’s no secret so i don’t keep him on a leash all the time, it’s bad for his long spine & neck… he’s more obedient than my stubborn behind!
Anyway, the park is large tucked in the suburbs of the Spring/​Tomball vacinity and very easy to find, just drive up Cypresswood.

Meyer Park is great… it is large, has paved walking/​biking/​jogging trails, a nature trail, playground equipment for the kiddos, a couple of ponds… I usually get my cardio in here 3 – 4 times per week and absolutely love it.
There’s usually a good crowd here to make it a safe place but not so crowded that you just wish people would go away. If you go past the back pond on the paved roads, there’s a nice loop underneath Stuebner Airline which heads over to Collins Park as well with even more amenities.

This is a nice safe park to go for jogging/​running/​walking the dog and playing soccer/​football. It is really really busy around soccer/​football season, but usually on the weekends only.
It does have a small duck area (at night the nutria come out to feed… mwhahahahaa, yes BIG ASS FRIGGIN RIVER RATS… you can hand feed them if you are sweet enough… kidding, but seriously, they do live along well with the ducks and «can’t we all just get along?»
I would go during the day and leave before the sun goes down due to limited lighting in some areas, unless you are with a group of people.
There is a police presence (infrequently) but don’t count on them leaving their vehicles to walk the area… don’t get paid enough for that.