Keith-Wiess Park
Overview
What People Say
What's Great
- Safe environment for children (mentioned in 3 reviews)
- Spacious play areas (mentioned in 3 reviews)
Areas for Improvement
- Parking can be challenging (mentioned in 6 reviews)
Detailed Insights
Rating Breakdown
Perfect for Age Groups
- • School age (7-12 years)
Best Times to Visit
- • Morning hours (less crowded)
- • Weekends can be busy
Most Mentioned Positives
Accessibility Features
Recent Reviews
Citlalli
8 months agoThis park would be a lot more beautiful if it was taken care of. There's tons of trash, graffiti, and people made houses/shelters inside the bushes on the way to the trail. They are often seen with their phone flashing, not sure if they are recording or trying to lure people in. Anyway, I don't know if any crime has been committed here prior, but it definitely made me feel scared and bought my own self-defense equipment the next day. I also saw some dogs that appeared to be dumped. It is disappointing because the trail is a pretty good distance and manages 6000 steps in one go. It's pretty perfect, plus lots of land to explore off trail. I hope that they invest more in this park, keep it clean, and get rid of suspicious activity.
SYAM TINKU
a year agoPeaceful trails, paved and unpaved! Multiple bodies of water with beautiful treeline surrounding them. Vast valleys of serene tranquility. No hydration stations so bring plenty of water especially in the summer whereas during winter it’s cold. While hiking this park I came across a herd of wild goats, this was on an unpaved path. Very neat discovery. There is a creek as well that may be good for fishing. There was a playground area for kids near the parking area as well. Highly recommend for some simple natural decompressing time.
Jacinto Zelaya
a year agoThe park is characterized by its expansive layout, providing a generous amount of space that caters to the needs of runners, walkers, and hikers alike. Its beauty is further accentuated by the serene lakes and surrounding natural landscapes, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility and scenic views. However, it is essential to exercise caution and be aware of certain safety considerations, particularly during the late evenings and nights. Recent incidents of crime, including a tragic death, have been reported during those hours, prompting local authorities to advise visitors to avoid the park during this time. It is crucial to stay informed about these developments through news sources and take appropriate measures to ensure personal safety. Conversely, during the mornings and daytime, the park is widely regarded as a secure environment suitable for people of all ages. Families can be seen enjoying their time together, engaging in various recreational activities and appreciating the natural surroundings. The park serves as a vibrant hub for community gatherings, picnics, and social interactions, fostering a sense of unity and shared enjoyment. In light of the contrasting conditions, it is recommended to plan your visits to the park accordingly. Taking advantage of the park's safety during the mornings and daytime allows for a delightful experience, where you can relish the sights, engage in physical activities, and create cherished memories with your loved ones. However, it is prudent to respect the cautionary advice regarding late evening and nighttime visits, ensuring that you prioritize personal safety and make alternative plans during those hours. By being mindful of these factors, visitors can strike a balance between enjoying the park's scenic beauty and recreational opportunities while staying informed and taking necessary precautions to ensure a safe and pleasant experience for themselves and their companions.
Jonathan Robles
8 months agoThis park is perfect for walks, runs, and bikers, the only problem is that ruins this park beauty is trash and the mud trails that atv’s do, and spring/early summer has to be the best times to come to this park because there’s flowers, birds chirping (as always), and a lake. There’s also a bridge where turtles can be seen, but there’s a couple of trash in the lake and there’s a tire in the lake for some strange reason. Lastly I haven’t walked through the full path of the park I’ve only went through the path around the lake and the entrance to the park, in the lake park there’s a place where fishers so (I think) and in that place there is a lot of turtles + when you go more forward there’s a small bridge too. My experience is a 10/10.
Luis Pedraza
11 months agoThe park is beautiful to go for walks, runs, or biking. The off-road trails used to be great, too. However, due to lots of kids and adults using ATVs after it has rained, it has caused these trails to be unaccessible. Plus they have leave the paved road very muddy. They need to enforce the No ATVs/motorcycle that they have. Plus, they really should have better restrooms instead of portal pottys.
Contact Information
12300 Aldine Westfield Rd, Houston, TX 77093, USA
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