Ray Miller Park

I visit this park often, and it’s always tidy and well-maintained. While pets aren’t allowed, some visitors bring their animals, but thankfully, they are responsible for cleaning up after them—I’ve never encountered any mess. Occasionally, some park-goers can be careless with their trash, but overall, the cleanliness of the park stands out. It’s a great place to enjoy a run or relax in a clean and peaceful environment.

Visited the park long back in 2019. The park has a small parking lot at the entrance. This 15 acre small park is great place for walking for the people living or working in nearby places on the busy Eldridge Pkwy. It is pet-friendly. The park offers 2 children’s playgrounds, gazebo, swings, restrooms, picnic tables, BBQ pits, benches, boardwalk, a butterfly garden, a wildflower area, and some birdhouses. The park also features a steel statue of Bengali Polymath Rabindranath Tagore at the entrance, adjacent to the parking lot.

I love Ray Miller Park. It's quiet and not crowded. You're able to get fresh air, exercise and peace of mind. It's well maintained. It's a Jewel for west Houston.

Be cautious when you come here. There is heavy gang activity

Some people seem to be confused about the pet rules here due to the park’s inappropriate signage stating “no pets allowed” with no further details. There are no animals permitted aside from domesticated dogs and cats. Pets must be on leashes 6 feet or shorter, per their website.