Coles Crossing Park

This park is huge, open, and beautiful. Lots of tables to eat, a pool, volleyball court, playground, equipment like monkey bars and stretching racks and a trail that wraps around for multiple miles.
However, it’s also petty as fuck. It sits at an intersection surrounded by at least three other neighborhoods, but is only open to Coles Crossing residents. You’re telling me you’re going to make me pay for a gym membership and not be able to work out for free at a park less than a mile from my house because I don’t live in Coles Crossing? What are you, Hitler trying to keep out the dirty Jews? You can not use the restrooms here unless you have a key card. That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen, but if you want me to poop on your pretty nature trails, fine. They also set up a gate that now stays locked, but offer some parking spots up front if you’re not German — ahem, I mean, a Coles Crossing resident. How gracious of them. You however must walk around the gate the long way if you don’t have a card. There are also multiple different ways to get onto the park, which makes the gate stupid and pointless. Thank you for taking something beautiful that should be open to everyone in the area and trying to stake a claim on it. I assure you I will continue to get onto the property and enjoy my workouts in peace even though I don’t live in your exclusive neighborhood.

It’s definitely a beautiful park. Very large with a great running/​walking trails, nice big play structures, even a water park feature with slides/​pool/​etc. The water park is gated and locked.
Unfortunately, the whole thing is resident only. I know that you have to pay a HOA to live in Cole’s Crossing and that should entitle you to perks that everybody else not living in the subdivision should not get. However, there is a distinct lack of children play parks in the entire Cypress area. So glad I live in California where all the parks are for common use and there is more than one in a 5 mile radius.
Forget trying to go to the bathroom. Resident keys only.

This is a great place to come if you are a runner. There are paved and dirt trails that serve as the training grounds for many marathoners and novice runners alike. The trails are flat and easy on the body, and provide many options for mileage.
Parents and senior citizens also like to take strolls along the paved trails in the later parts of the day.

This park has everything! Two playgrounds, a big field for playing soccer, football, etc, nature trail that leads to a bridge over a pond that leads to a farm with horses. There is a running trail around the entire park, which seems like quite a distance. The scenic view is awesome and most importantly my kids love this park!