Heritage Park

"It's a great park as long as the wind is in your favor. There's a waste water treatment plant near the park, and it can be pretty rancid at times. Other than the smell, it's a nice little park to visit."

"This should be called turtle park. Lots of turtles sun bathing and swimming. Cute short walking trail and kayak launch ramp. Lots of picnic benches and a large parking lot. Very cool old buildings that are well kept. Great way to take your kids out of the house but not spend any money, there is a very nice playground with wood chips so sneakers are a must for kids. No gators today unfortunately :( but we will be back!"

"Shady Park w small bayou leads out to Clear Lake. Has ramp for canoe/kayak. Wildlife: Turtles ducks and alligators. Surrounded by a well established quiet residential neighborhood."

"Our family went to the Big Sit Bird Watching Event May 2021. There were many Red Slider turtles greeting us on the peer. The Big Sit documented 74 kinds of birds since 7am. There were ducks and an alligator too. So watch out!! There were benches scattered around to rest and enjoy the beauty. It is well maintained and there is a boat launch, play ground and two museums. A beautiful park! Update! We have visited Heritage Park often through out the last year. It has so much wild life - muscovy ducks, blue herons, turtles, alligators, a few muskrat and more. There are also a few picnic tables to eat lunch at too. We take a right turn onto Landrum Ave and then a left into the parking lot. The Google directions bring you to the playground area on Coryell St."

"The Park is a nice open space, grounds are well kept, saw tons of turtles! The Longhorn Museum was amazing! Definitely recommend, so much interesting history about the area and the Texas Longhorn!"