So, I randomly found this park (with a friend who got lost, clears throat) in March when we went to the Village of Creekside to take pictures of Bluebonnets. Believe it or not, I like it more than the Rob Fleming Playground. Did you hear me say that aloud? Pretty much it has all the nice things Rob Fleming has, and more! I really like how it is right by the water (which was brown when we were there). RF is still the best place in The Woodlands to Fly a kite!
Be warned that there isn't much parking at Tupelo, and that it will start getting hot before 11am. Definitely visit this park at sometime. It is hidden a little bit.
Here is the press release:
The Woodlands Township announces the Grand Opening of Tupelo Park
Be warned that there isn't much parking at Tupelo, and that it will start getting hot before 11am. Definitely visit this park at sometime. It is hidden a little bit.
Here is the press release:
The Woodlands Township announces the Grand Opening of Tupelo Park
Join the Grand Opening festivities on Saturday, June 12, 2010, from 9 to 11 a.m., with games, crafts, face painting, kayak demonstrations and informative presentations. Breakfast and light refreshments will be served.
The Township recently accepted Tupelo Park, its 118th park, by way of a special warranty deed. The park is an 11.5-acre facility with a canoe launch, pavilion, playground, lighted tennis court, lighted basketball court, picnic area, multi-purpose field and restroom. The lower portion of its terraced lake has a waterfall, and the upper portion has a fountain and is connected to Lake Paloma.
For more information, please contact The Woodlands Township Parks and Recreation Department at 281-210-3900.
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