20634 Kenswick Drive | |
| 281.446.8588 | |
| jjp@hcp4.net | |
| http://www.hcp4.net/jones | |
| Hours: Park: Daily, 8am-dusk. Nature Center: Daily, 8am-4:30pm | |
| Cost: Free | |
| Ages: All Ages |
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Jesse H. Jones Park and Nature Center in Humble, TX 77338
(2 reviews)
About Jesse H. Jones Park and Nature Center
Jesse H. Jones Park features 300 acres of natural parkland with a variety of micro-habitats, including natural white sand beaches along Spring Creek, with large numbers of native species of flora and fauna. Over six miles of paved, all-weather, handicapped-accessible (and stroller-friendly) hiking trails are available.
The Nature Center features displays, dioramas, mounted specimens, and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. A permanent exhibit of live snakes of Harris County and an observation beehive are also featured. Interactive programs are conducted on the weekends.
The Redbud Hill Homestead is a re-creation of an 1830s-era Texas settler homestead, and is open for self-guided tours on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
The picnic area features 26 picnic tables, including four handicapped-accessible tables, with accompanying barbecue grills. A playground, located in the picnic area, features handicapped-accessible equipment and a separate toddler play area.
Staff-guided pontoon boat tours and canoe trips along Spring Creek are offered periodically from September to May. Advance reservations are required for these trips and are taken beginning 10 days prior to the trip date.
Fishing is permitted only along the banks of Spring Creek, not in the cypress ponds.
Summer Nature Camp is for children ages five to 12.
The Nature Center features displays, dioramas, mounted specimens, and a state-of-the-art audiovisual system. A permanent exhibit of live snakes of Harris County and an observation beehive are also featured. Interactive programs are conducted on the weekends.
The Redbud Hill Homestead is a re-creation of an 1830s-era Texas settler homestead, and is open for self-guided tours on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
The picnic area features 26 picnic tables, including four handicapped-accessible tables, with accompanying barbecue grills. A playground, located in the picnic area, features handicapped-accessible equipment and a separate toddler play area.
Staff-guided pontoon boat tours and canoe trips along Spring Creek are offered periodically from September to May. Advance reservations are required for these trips and are taken beginning 10 days prior to the trip date.
Fishing is permitted only along the banks of Spring Creek, not in the cypress ponds.
Summer Nature Camp is for children ages five to 12.
Getting There
From Downtown Houston, take US-59 North to FM 1960 West. Turn right on Kenswick Drive, which leads straight into the Park.
Jesse H. Jones Park and Nature Center
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Parent Reviews
(2 reviews)
Average Parent Rating:
Rated by 2 parents
- Great place for families and couples

[Submitted by Don5/24/09 - Great for kids from a few months old to adults. Great paths to walk, really cool playgrounds, and the special events are perfect for the family. Definitely reccommend!!!

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