What makes a community special? Some might say the big oak trees or the excellent schools. And those are part of what makes a community unique. But parks are what every new homeowner asks about during their home search. Where can I go to exercise? Where is the best recreation playground for my kids to play on? Is there a dog park nearby?
This is another reason why homebuyers seek out Missouri City as their next place to call home.
The Missouri City Parks & Recreation Department maintains and operates 21 developed parks in 515.03 acres, 14.4 miles of trails, and another 15 properties with 501.68 acres of undeveloped parkland. Not only are their city parks, but there are association parks spread throughout the city. For example, the 10,800-acre master-planned community of Sienna has over 30 parks areas. This does not include the pools.
Find more information about each park below, including the address and amenities each park offers or view all parks with our Park Finder interactive map.
- American Legion Park
- Bicentennial Park
- Buffalo Run Park
- Community Park
- Freedom Tree Park
- Gammill Park
- Hunters Glen Park
- Hunters Trail Park
- Independence Park
- Lexington Creek Park
- Lexington Village Park
- MacNaughton Park
- McLain Park
- Mosley Park
- Oak Hill Park
- Quail Green West Park
- Quail Valley North Park
- Ridgeview Park
- Roane Park
- Sta-Mo Sports Complex
If you love parks, you’ll love living here. Parks, playgrounds, and rest spots are central to Missouri City and the lifestyle.