Arthur Storey Park

Park · Bellaire West

Arthur Storey Park

Park · Bellaire West

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7400 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Houston, TX 77036

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Arthur Storey Park is a lush 210-acre retreat near Chinatown with a serene pond, scenic trails, playgrounds, and a peaceful Tai Chi court.  

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7400 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Houston, TX 77036 Get directions

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"A 210-acre green space located in close proximity to the Chinatown region of Bellaire, this park is quite an oasis. Whether you're looking for a place to work out or wind down, Arthur Storey has much to offer. It hosts impressive running/walking/nature trails, a large pond with an island, a playground, picnic pavilions and more. Birding is also a draw because of the large water and marsh area." - ph Design Shop

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"Arthur Storey Park, Greater Sharpstown. A 210-acre green space located in close proximity to the Chinatown region of Bellaire, this park is quite an oasis. Whether you're looking for a place to work out or wind down, Arthur Storey has much to offer. It hosts impressive running/walking/nature trails, a large pond with an island, a playground, picnic pavilions and more. Birding is also a draw because of the large water and marsh area."

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Ashley Bowen

Google
This place has 2 playgrounds, 2 public restrooms (hit-or-miss in the cleanliness department), 2 sets of water fountains, at least one workout station (that I know of), 2 gazebos (both of which have working power outlets), it's VERY dog-friendly, and watch out for the local wildlife.

Paul Pierce IIl

Google
Arthur Storey Park has a smooth 2.2-mile trail right off W. Sam Houston Parkway, perfect for getting in your 5,000 steps. With just 32.8 ft of elevation gain and plenty of benches to chill on, it’s an easy, laid-back spot to get outside.

Raj Kumar

Google
Decent and well maintained park. Vast space for walking with good views. Pavallions in the park can be utilized for birthday parties or small events

S M

Google
A beautiful oasis to escape the pressures of the city. All kinds of ducks and geese migrate to this park, and I have even seen spoonbill flamingos here. The walking/jogging trail is impeccable. Nice playground area with swings for the kids. Also, a Tai Chi court and some exercise stations (dip bars, monkey bars, etc.,.).

Araceli Rodriguez

Google
Great place to spend all day with family. The park has a playground with picnic tables. The restrooms are very close to the playground area. It also has a big pond if you enjoy feeding the ducks..

Prajaya Pathak

Google
A very big and serene park with a huge lake and a running trail. Suitable for events and picnics. The only issue is with the cleanliness.

Tasnim Ara Islam

Google
Arthur Storey Park is one of my favorite parks in Houston. It has two lakes, a playground, a yin-yang Tai Chi court, a gazebo overlooking the water, and paved trails. The park offers, benches, drinking fountain, picnic tables, playgrounds and restrooms. We have a various types of birds here. One time we saw otters on the bank of the lake. After a healthy and refreshing walk, we watch sunset and then come back.

Elizabeth Faulkner

Google
Not a bad little park they have bathrooms but they are typical park bathrooms.. pretty dirty, no changing table, no toilet paper. The pond is very pretty, and the playground is very nice, swings and slides and all that jazz for the kiddos. The walking trail is also very nice, it’s a good long loop around the water. There’s also plentiful parking which is a plus. Make sure you aren’t there after closing the cops will run you off or lock your car in.

Ashley Bowen

Google
This place has 2 playgrounds, 2 public restrooms (hit-or-miss in the cleanliness department), 2 sets of water fountains, at least one workout station (that I know of), 2 gazebos (both of which have working power outlets), it's VERY dog-friendly, and watch out for the local wildlife.

Paul Pierce IIl

Google
Arthur Storey Park has a smooth 2.2-mile trail right off W. Sam Houston Parkway, perfect for getting in your 5,000 steps. With just 32.8 ft of elevation gain and plenty of benches to chill on, it’s an easy, laid-back spot to get outside.

Raj Kumar

Google
Decent and well maintained park. Vast space for walking with good views. Pavallions in the park can be utilized for birthday parties or small events

S M

Google
A beautiful oasis to escape the pressures of the city. All kinds of ducks and geese migrate to this park, and I have even seen spoonbill flamingos here. The walking/jogging trail is impeccable. Nice playground area with swings for the kids. Also, a Tai Chi court and some exercise stations (dip bars, monkey bars, etc.,.).

Araceli Rodriguez

Google
Great place to spend all day with family. The park has a playground with picnic tables. The restrooms are very close to the playground area. It also has a big pond if you enjoy feeding the ducks..

Prajaya Pathak

Google
A very big and serene park with a huge lake and a running trail. Suitable for events and picnics. The only issue is with the cleanliness.

Tasnim Ara Islam

Google
Arthur Storey Park is one of my favorite parks in Houston. It has two lakes, a playground, a yin-yang Tai Chi court, a gazebo overlooking the water, and paved trails. The park offers, benches, drinking fountain, picnic tables, playgrounds and restrooms. We have a various types of birds here. One time we saw otters on the bank of the lake. After a healthy and refreshing walk, we watch sunset and then come back.

Elizabeth Faulkner

Google
Not a bad little park they have bathrooms but they are typical park bathrooms.. pretty dirty, no changing table, no toilet paper. The pond is very pretty, and the playground is very nice, swings and slides and all that jazz for the kiddos. The walking trail is also very nice, it’s a good long loop around the water. There’s also plentiful parking which is a plus. Make sure you aren’t there after closing the cops will run you off or lock your car in.