Westchase District offers multiple parks and greenspaces for outdoor enthusiasts.
WOODCHASE PARK
Woodchase Park, located at 3951 Woodchase Drive, is a 1.7-acre park packed with amenities and activities. Enjoy a 7,500-square foot activity lawn, a multi-purpose pavilion, restrooms, a dog park, a community garden, exercise stations, and a children’s play area with a climbing wall, water misting feature, and the unique Berliner Twist.
Woodchase Park offers free activities year-round, including boot camps, tai chi, Zumba, and performances by Young Audience Houston. Don’t miss popular events like the Halloween Trick or Treat, Christmas festival, and Spring Break Week. The park is open daily from 7 am to 9 pm. Check our park calendar for a full list of events and activities.
SNEED DOG PARK
Sneed Dog Park is open weekdays from 4 pm until dusk and weekends from 7 am until dusk. Located at 9855 Pagewood, next to Sneed Elementary School, this quarter-acre fenced park is perfect for your dog to run off-leash. The park features artificial turf, benches, shade trees, and a doggy drinking fountain.
Trailside Park
Trailside Park features a picnic table, water fountain (with pup cup), fixed seating area and a ZipKrooz, a playground zip line that allows children to safely and smoothly glide back and forth along a 30-foot track. The park is located just north of Richmond Avenue along Westchase District’s HCC Campus Trail, which also connects to Library Loop Trail (perfect for joggers and dog walkers).
CAMDEN PARK (COMING IN 2025)
Camden Park is under construction at 2951 Wilcrest Drive. This 3.5 acre park is located just north of the Library Loop Trail and the Robinson-Westchase Library. It will feature a children’s play area, performance pavilion, dog park, table games area, botanical garden, restrooms, food truck terrace, exercise stations, outdoor reading room and a 30,000-square-foot activity lawn perfect for movie nights, yoga, tai chi and concerts. Camden Park’s onsite restaurant Sunday Press will be open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner — offering counter-service with a menu designed to appeal to those living and working nearby.
Get more information and view the progress of Camden Park here.