Harris County Precinct 4

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This 380-acre park features a primitive canoe launch, playground, picnic loop with ten tables and two pavilions, bicycle racks, rest rooms, separate equestrian and multiuse trails, and two lakes* that are perfect for fishing. Future improvements will include a large pavilion and an office.

*Swimming, boats, canoes, and kayaks are not permitted in lakes or ponds.

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Address
4129 Spring Creek Drive
Spring, Texas 77373
Phone: (281) 353-4196

Hours of Operation
December through January:
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
November and February:
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
March through October:
8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Map
Location and facility map (PDF)

The 0.9-mile multiuse trail in Pundt Park is one of two trailheads in the phase I Spring Creek Greenway (SCG) trail system. The second trailhead, the Judy Overby Bell Trail, begins at Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center and is 1.1 miles. The second phase of the SCG trail system, which is a 5.5-mile section of trail, is currently in the engineering and design phase and will complete the 7.5 miles of connectivity between Pundt Park and Jones Park.

The acquisition of an adjoining 115-acre tract, Stahl Preserve, completes a 7.5-mile section along the Spring Creek Greenway. Development of the Stahl Preserve is currently underway and will connect Pundt Park to Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center upon completion.

Fishing is permitted along the banks of Spring Creek within Pundt Park. Late winter and early spring are successful times for catching white bass and crappie, while catfish can be caught year-round.

For more information about fishing at Precinct 4 parks and to view the rules and regulations, please click here.

Canoe launch (reservations required)