City parks

50 parks from the City of Baytown GIS — about 1196 acres. The Nature Center is the peninsula. Jenkins is the Saturday. Neighborhood greens are the rest of the week.

GIS harvested 2026-09-15. Future land is listed at the bottom, not as a picnic.

Source: City of Baytown Parks GIS. Addresses as the city stored them.

Trails and water

Trails, kayak launches, fishing piers and boat ramps — surface, length, parking and access from the official pages. They are the green pins on the map.

Baytown Nature Center / Nature Center Trails

Type
  • trail
  • kayakLaunch
  • fishingPier
  • birdingSite
Length
approximately 7 miles (Baytown Nature Center page); 5 miles (Baytown Trails page)
Parking
yes — official facility page lists parking; designated parking areas are noted on the admission page
Address or access
6213 Bayway Drive, Baytown, TX 77520; peninsula surrounded by Burnet, Crystal, and Scott bays
Notes
City identifies trails, fishing piers, kayaking, and Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail status. The separate city kayak-launch project page says the Crystal Bay floating launch was complete on 2024-08-01. Official city pages differ on trail mileage; both published figures are retained rather than reconciled.

source: baytown.org/708/Baytown-Nature-Center

Goose Creek Trail

Type
  • trail
Surface
paved
Length
6.25 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Begins at Bayland Park, 2641 South SH 146 Business, Baytown; multiple access points along Goose Creek and Tabbs Bay
Notes
City trail page describes a recreational trail along Goose Creek and Tabbs Bay. Coordinates are a mapped OSM trail segment, not asserted as the endpoint or centroid.

source: baytown.org/865/Baytown-Trails

Bayland Park & Waterfront / Buddy McBride Public Boat Ramps

Type
  • boatRamp
  • kayakLaunch
  • fishingPier
  • trail
Surface
paved (Goose Creek Trail connection)
Parking
yes — official facility features list parking
Address or access
2641 South SH 146 Business, Baytown, TX 77522; ramps and kayak launch access Tabbs Bay at the mouth of Goose Creek
Notes
City page confirms public boat ramps, kayak launch, fishing pier, and the paved trail connection. Coordinates are from the named OSM park relation.

source: baytown.org/facilities/facility/details/Bayland-Park-Waterfront-6

Roseland Park

Type
  • boatRamp
  • kayakLaunch
  • fishingPier
  • trail
Surface
paved
Parking
unknown
Address or access
100 Roseland Drive, Baytown, TX 77520; waterfront on Cedar Bayou
Notes
City page confirms boat ramps, fishing pier, kayak launch, and a paved walkway surrounding the park; no length is published. Coordinates are from the named OSM park way.

source: baytown.org/facilities/facility/details/Roseland-Park-44

Goose Creek Park

Type
  • kayakLaunch
  • fishingPier
  • trail
Parking
unknown
Address or access
3 Price Street, Baytown, TX 77520; trail access to Goose Creek Trail and Decker Natural Area
Notes
Current facility page confirms a fishing pier and trail access. A separate official city news item confirms a kayak ramp into Goose Creek; no motorized-boat ramp is asserted. Coordinates are from the named OSM park way.

source: baytown.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Goose-Creek-Park-28

Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Education and Recreation Center

Type
  • boatRamp
  • fishingPier
  • birdingSite
Parking
yes — official facility features list parking
Address or access
1724 Market Street, Baytown, TX 77522; wetlands behind the center
Notes
City facility page lists boat ramps, fishing pier, parking, and a wetland setting. TPWD's San Jacinto Loop identifies the center as a birding site and supplies the coordinates.

source: baytown.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Eddie-V-Gray-Wetlands-Center-2

Blue Heron Park Trail

Type
  • trail
Length
approximately 3 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Accessible from Blue Heron Park and Barkuloo Park; loops between Blue Heron Parkway and the Barkuloo Road easement
Notes
City trail inventory provides the length and access points but does not state a surface in the page text.

source: baytown.org/865/Baytown-Trails

Crockett Trail Connection

Type
  • trail
Length
2.65 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Along the south side of W. Baker Road and Blue Heron Parkway, from Emmett Hutto Parkway to Cary Bayou Trails at Jenkins Park
Notes
City trail inventory describes a pedestrian and bicycle connection along a commercial corridor; surface is not stated.

source: baytown.org/865/Baytown-Trails

Jenkins Park Cary Bayou Trails

Type
  • trail
Surface
unpaved
Length
approximately 3 miles
Parking
yes — city page identifies a parking lot at the J.C. Hollaway Park trailhead
Address or access
Connects W.L. Jenkins Park, 4334 Crosby Cedar Bayou Road, to J.C. Hollaway Park on Racoon Drive; crosses Cary Bayou near Crosby Cedar Bayou Road
Notes
City trail inventory explicitly describes the trails as unpaved and identifies the J.C. Hollaway Park trailhead parking lot.

source: baytown.org/865/Baytown-Trails

San Jacinto Trail

Type
  • trail
Length
4.9 miles
Parking
yes — Eddie Huron Park access has official parking listed
Address or access
Runs along San Jacinto, Bush, and Hunt Roads; connects I-10, West Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road, West Baker Road, N. Main Street, and John Martin Road; includes Eddie Huron Park access
Notes
City trail inventory describes bicycle and pedestrian connectivity; no surface is stated for the full trail.

source: baytown.org/865/Baytown-Trails

Eddie Huron Park Trail

Type
  • trail
Surface
paved
Length
0.5 mile
Parking
yes — official facility features list parking
Address or access
4700 Bush Road, Baytown, TX 77520; loop around the park
Notes
City facility page describes a half-mile paved walking loop. Coordinates are from the named OSM park way.

source: baytown.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Eddie-Huron-Park-24

Newcastle Park Trail

Type
  • trail
Surface
gravel
Length
0.25 mile
Parking
unknown
Address or access
3208 Newcastle Drive, Baytown, TX 77521; trail loops around the park
Notes
City facility page describes a quarter-mile gravel trail. Coordinates are from the named OSM park way.

source: baytown.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/Newcastle-Park-40

White Memorial Park

Type
  • boatRamp
  • kayakLaunch
  • fishingPier
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
White Memorial Park on Turtle Bayou; from I-10 take exit 812, TX-61 South, then turn west into the park
Notes
TPWD confirms a boat ramp, fishing pier, birding habitat, and a good kayak put-in point. Coordinates are published by TPWD. This is related Wallisville/Chambers County coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/anahuac-loop/

Trinity River Island Recreation Area and Visitor Center — Wallisville Lake Project

Type
  • boatRamp
  • fishingPier
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
2.5 miles south of I-10 along the east bank of the Trinity River; I-10 exit 807 and eastbound service road
Notes
TPWD confirms boat ramps, fishing pier, restrooms, observation tower, and waterbird habitat. Coordinates are published by TPWD. Related Wallisville coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/anahuac-loop/

J.J. Mayes Wildlife Trace

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
all-weather levee road with boardwalks
Length
4 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Wallisville Lake Project, west bank of the Trinity River; I-10 exit 805 and signed entrance
Notes
TPWD describes a four-mile driving and walking nature-trail complex through brackish marsh and riparian habitat with boardwalks and observation platforms. Coordinates are published by TPWD.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/anahuac-loop/

Mouth of the Trinity River Waterbird Rookery

Type
  • birdingSite
Parking
yes — TPWD directions identify a parking lot
Address or access
Just east of the Trinity River and south of I-10; I-10 exit 807, service road, U-turn under the river bridge
Notes
TPWD identifies a colonial waterbird rookery and seasonal waterfowl viewing; fishing is prohibited. Coordinates are published by TPWD.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/anahuac-loop/

Hugo Point Park

Type
  • boatRamp
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
FM 565 south to Gou Hole Road, then approximately 1.7 miles to the park; overlooks Old River Lake and brackish marshes
Notes
TPWD confirms boat ramps, trails, an observation tower, and marsh bird viewing. Coordinates are published by TPWD. Related Wallisville coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/anahuac-loop/

Anahuac Pumping Station Nature Trail

Type
  • trail
  • boatRamp
Parking
yes — TPWD describes a boat-ramp parking area
Address or access
FM 563 south to TX-61/Miller Street, then S. Main Street to the boat-ramp parking area; trail crosses the canal to the levee
Notes
TPWD confirms the boat-ramp access and a Chambers-Liberty Counties Navigation District nature trail along the Lake Anahuac levee. Coordinates are published by TPWD. Related Anahuac-area coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/anahuac-loop/

Fort Anahuac Park

Type
  • boatRamp
  • fishingPier
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
1704 S Main Street, Anahuac, TX 77514; park borders Lake Anahuac
Notes
Chambers County confirms birding, boat ramp, and fishing. TPWD additionally describes a fishing pier, trail, boardwalk, and elevated observation deck. Coordinates are published by TPWD. Related Anahuac-area coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: chamberscountytx.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Fort-Anahuac-Park-62

Double Bayou Park

Type
  • kayakLaunch
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
2814 Eagle Ferry Road, Anahuac, TX 77514; access via Eagle Ferry Road
Notes
Chambers County confirms birding and fishing; TPWD describes an excellent kayak put-in ramp and migrant-bird habitat. No fishing pier is asserted. Coordinates are published by TPWD. Related Anahuac-area coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: chamberscountytx.gov/facilities/facility/details/Double-Bayou-Park-61

Job Beason Park

Type
  • boatRamp
Parking
unknown
Address or access
130 W Bayshore Road, Anahuac, TX 77514
Notes
Chambers County facility page confirms a boat ramp and fishing access. No trail, pier, kayak launch, birding designation, or parking detail is asserted. Related Anahuac-area coverage outside the core Baytown zips.

source: chamberscountytx.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Job-Beason-Park-63

W.C. Britton Park

Type
  • fishingPier
  • trail
Parking
yes — official facility features list parking; access from Missouri Street or Arizona Street parking lots
Address or access
1305 Arizona Street, Baytown, TX 77520; waterfront along Goose Creek; Goose Creek Trail access at Missouri Street or Arizona Street parking lots
Notes
City facility page confirms fishing piers, park-loop/trail facilities, parking, and Goose Creek Trail access. Coordinates are from the named OSM park relation.

source: baytown.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/W-C-Britton-Park-14

Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge (Anahuac NWR)

Type
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Chambers County; main refuge address 4318 FM 1985, Anahuac, TX 77514
Notes
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service identifies the refuge as a public birding, fishing, boating, and trail destination. Coordinates are the OSM relation representative point for the refuge, not a particular trailhead.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us

Cypress Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
paved and boardwalk
Length
0.25 miles one-way
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Behind the Main Visitor Center, 4017 FM 563, Anahuac, TX 77514
Notes
FWS describes a year-round, ADA-compliant trail leading to a Lake Anahuac boardwalk and lists bird and wildlife viewing. Coordinates are the published Main Visitor Center GPS point, an access reference rather than a trail endpoint.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Cypress Trail Photography Blind Path

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
paved
Length
0.1 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Branch from Cypress Trail behind the Main Visitor Center on FM 563, Anahuac, TX
Notes
FWS identifies a separate 0.1-mile paved branch from Cypress Trail to a wildlife photography blind and lists migratory songbird viewing.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Honeysuckle Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
grass
Length
0.10 miles
Parking
yes — FWS says the trail starts at a parking lot
Address or access
Skillern Tract, Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge, Chambers County
Notes
FWS describes the short grass trail to a scenic knoll and fishing deck and lists birding and wildlife viewing.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Honeysuckle Fishing Deck

Type
  • fishingPier
Parking
yes — FWS says the Honeysuckle Trail starts at a parking lot
Address or access
At the end of Honeysuckle Trail, Skillern Tract, Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge
Notes
FWS calls this a large fishing deck reached by Honeysuckle Trail; fishing is described for catfish and gar. The source says deck, not a conventional pier.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Hackberry Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
gravel
Length
0.67 miles (FWS trail listing also displays 0.70 miles)
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main refuge off FM 1985, Chambers County
Notes
FWS describes two accessible observation platforms and birding opportunities along a moist-soil unit; both published length values are retained because the page presents both.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Live Oak Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
vegetated path and grassy levee
Length
1.00 mile
Parking
yes — FWS says the south end has a paved parking lot
Address or access
Skillern Tract, Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge, Chambers County
Notes
FWS describes a year-round trail following East Bay Bayou, subject to flooding closures, with birding and wildlife viewing.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Live Oak Rustic Fishing Deck

Type
  • fishingPier
Parking
unknown
Address or access
North end of Live Oak Trail, Skillern Tract, Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge
Notes
FWS identifies a rustic fishing deck along the north end of Live Oak Trail. The source says deck, not a conventional pier.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Rookery Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
paved and accessible
Length
0.24 miles (FWS trail listing also displays 0.22 miles)
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Skillern Tract, Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge, Chambers County
Notes
FWS describes an accessible path to a wooded observation deck and lists bird and wildlife viewing; both displayed length values are retained.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Shoveler Pond Auto Tour Loop and Boardwalk Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
paved and boardwalk
Length
2.64-mile auto-tour loop and 0.14-mile boardwalk
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main refuge off FM 1985, Chambers County
Notes
FWS describes the auto loop, boardwalk, overlook, and seasonal waterfowl and wetland-bird viewing.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Willows Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
grass, paved, and boardwalk
Length
0.71 miles (FWS trail listing also displays 0.58 miles for the Willows portion)
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main refuge off FM 1985, Chambers County
Notes
FWS identifies this as an accessible birding trail connected to the Butterfly Garden; both displayed length values are retained because the page separates the overview from the trail activity card.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Butterfly Garden Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
paved
Length
0.14 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main refuge off FM 1985, across from the Visitor Information Station, Chambers County
Notes
FWS identifies a paved path through the Butterfly Garden connecting to Willows Trail and lists bird and butterfly viewing.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Woodlot Trail

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
paved
Length
0.12 miles (FWS trail listing also displays 0.09 miles)
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main refuge off FM 1985, Chambers County
Notes
FWS describes the trail as a high-value migratory-bird area with the Toni Marchetti bird blind; both displayed length values are retained.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

Toni Marchetti Bird Blind

Type
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
At Woodlot Trail, main refuge off FM 1985, Chambers County
Notes
FWS identifies the bird blind and its water feature as a place to watch migratory birds; this is a named viewing feature, not a separate trail.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/trails

East Bay Boat Ramp

Type
  • boatRamp
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main entrance area, 4318 FM 1985, Anahuac, TX 77514
Notes
FWS states that water access is available at the East Bay boat ramp; the visit page lists it among access points reached from the main refuge entrance.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/activities/boating---non-moto

Oyster Bayou Boat Ramp

Type
  • boatRamp
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Main entrance area, 4318 FM 1985, Anahuac, TX 77514
Notes
FWS states that water access is available at the Oyster Bayou boat ramp; the visit page lists it among access points reached from the main refuge entrance.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/activities/boating---non-moto

Frozen Point Road Kayak Access

Type
  • kayakLaunch
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Frozen Point Road, Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge; access to the north side of East Bay
Notes
FWS identifies Frozen Point Road as the most common launch location for canoeists and kayakers and states that inland waters are closed to boating.

source: fws.gov/refuge/jocelyn-nungaray/visit-us/activities/boating---non-moto

San Jacinto Battleground Marsh and Prairie Loop

Type
  • trail
  • birdingSite
Surface
marsh-and-prairie trail with boardwalk
Length
approximately 3 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, 3523 Independence Parkway South, La Porte, TX 77571
Notes
TPWD describes a completed marsh-and-prairie loop with boardwalk and observation deck. Coordinates are the OSM park representative point, not a trailhead.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/releases/?req=20041206c

San Jacinto Battleground Birding Area

Type
  • birdingSite
Parking
unknown
Address or access
San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, 3523 Independence Parkway South, La Porte, TX 77571
Notes
TPWD identifies the battleground as a nearby Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail stop and describes bird viewing in the marsh and prairie habitat. Coordinates are the OSM park representative point.

source: tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/utc/san-jacinto-loop

Decker Natural Area Trail

Type
  • trail
Parking
unknown
Address or access
Access connection via Goose Creek Park, 3 Price Street, or Busch Terrace Park, 205 Avenue K, Baytown, TX 77520
Notes
City facility page explicitly identifies Goose Creek Trail connections to the Decker Natural Area. No separate city page or length for the natural-area segment was located, so length and surface are blank.

source: baytown.org/facilities/facility/details/Busch-Terrace-Park-16

Cedar Hill Park Trails and Hand-Launch Area

Type
  • trail
  • kayakLaunch
  • birdingSite
Surface
graveled trails with boardwalks
Length
nearly 3 miles of trails
Parking
unknown
Address or access
1112 Lake Charlotte Road, Winnie, TX 77665; hand-launch area on the lakeshore side of the loop road, Lake Charlotte
Notes
USACE describes nearly three miles of graveled trails with cypress-swamp boardwalks and a hand-launch canoe/kayak area on Lake Charlotte. Chambers County separately lists Cedar Hill Park birding and trails.

source: swg.usace.army.mil/Locations/Galveston-District-Field-Offices/Wallisvi

Liberty Municipal Park Trails

Type
  • trail
Surface
paved
Length
approximately 2 miles
Parking
unknown
Address or access
501 Richard E. Vinson Drive, Liberty, TX; trails encircle the park
Notes
City of Liberty describes approximately two miles of paved trails for walking, hiking, running, and biking. Coordinates are from the named OSM park way.

source: cityofliberty.org/parks-recreation-department/pages/liberty-municipal-

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Park, Nature Center and water park fees

Amounts as the city publishes them; blank where the page does not state one. (2026-09-16)

itemamountunitsource
Facility rentals$25–$150per hour plus refundable depositbaytown.org
Eddie V. Gray Wetlands birthday package$150packagebaytown.org
General park amenitiesFreeduring regular hours; no reservation; first-come, first-servedbaytown.org
Eagle Pointe facility rentalmontbelvieu.net
Admissionbaytown.org
Admissionmontbelvieu.net
Pirates Bay admissionbaytown.org
Wave pool/admissionmontbelvieu.net