Buffalo Bayou Partnership’s geographic focus is the 10-mile stretch of Buffalo Bayou from Shepherd Drive to the Port of Houston Turning Basin. Over the organization’s 28-year history, the BBP board and staff have raised and leveraged more than $150 million in private and public funds for the bayou’s redevelopment and stewardship—spearheading award-winning projects such as Sabine Promenade and Sesquicentennial Park, protecting land for future parks, constructing hike and bike trails, and operating a comprehensive clean-up program.Put Buffalo Bayou Park into our Houston holiday planner to see other points of interest to visit during your vacation in Houston.
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Buffalo Bayou Park reviews
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Great place to go and relax when in Houston. There are lots of walking trails and you can hire a bike if you prefer to cycle around. You get some great view of Downtown as well.
Great place to go and relax when in Houston. There are lots of walking trails and you can hire a bike if you prefer to cycle around. You get some great view of Downtown as well. more »
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Picturesque and green gem of a park in Downtown. Highly recommend, there is tons to do and nice even for a casual walk or bike ride. I saw bat cave, skate park and old historic colonial homes on our..... more
Picturesque and green gem of a park in Downtown. Highly recommend, there is tons to do and nice even for a casual walk or bike ride. I saw bat cave, skate park and old historic colonial homes on our..... more »
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Nice and shaded trails for walking, really close to downtown! We parked in a free parking lot where you can keep your car up to 3 hours. There were plenty of parking spots available (late afternoon on a Tuesday). The pedestrian bridges are safe and well-maintained. Paths were clear of debris and saw many people out walking and running. Path under the bat bridge is really cool. Would return for more fresh air the next time I'm in Houston.
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A wonderful park that is open to the public. Long paved trails. Only a little tree coverage, most areas are very open to full sun. There's volleyball pits, kids playground, and lots of open space for picnics. You can walk, or ride a bike. You can also see people cayaking down the bayou. Metered parking near the park. Wheelchair accessible, and pet friendly as well!!!
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