Recreation & Sports

^{Brazos River Park’s pump track is the perfect spot to visit for a burst of adrenaline!}

If you’re new to the Sugar Land area, you’re in for a treat when it comes to parks. If you could calculate the number of parks and other recreational facilities per capita, Sugar Land would surely be way above the national average. When you’re planning a visit, be sure to put a few of the parks on your list—you can wear yourself out or just sit back and relax, walk the trails or look to the skies for birds, enjoy a picnic or cruise on a canoe.

If you look close enough, you might spot one of the alligators!

From rockin’ robins to flamingo road, Americans have always loved wild birds. Bird watching—also called birding–has become super popular, with more than 50 million …

For our park enthusiasts Oyster Creek is one of the city’s most scenic areas featuring an iconic rock-lined pond, water feature, and a bridge overlooking the creek. This local favorite encompasses just over 111 acres and three-mile hike an…

Encompassing 150 acres along the Brazos River, Sugar Land Memorial Park ticks off a lot of boxes for those wondering, “How should I spend my time outdoors in Sugar Land?” Location: Sugar Land Memorial Park Length: 2.5 miles of hik…