Step into nature at Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center, a 312-acre preserve along Spring Creek in Humble, Texas. With 8 miles of scenic trails, a nature center, historical sites, and educational programs—all free of charge—this hidden gem is a favorite for families, hikers, and nature lovers in Greater North Houston.
📍 Location: 20634 Kenswick Drive, Humble, TX 77338
📞 Phone: 281-446-8588
🕖 Hours: Daily, 7 a.m. – Dusk
💵 Admission: Free
What You’ll Find
- Paved & Unpaved Trails: Over 8 miles of pedestrian paths for walking, strollers, and light hiking.
- Nature Center: Explore exhibits on local wildlife, ecosystems, and conservation.
- Historic Attractions: Redbud Hill Homestead & Akokisa Indian Village provide hands-on history lessons for kids and adults.
- Wildlife & Swamps: Spot turtles, birds, and century-old cypress trees in native East Texas wetlands.
Family-Friendly Features
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Free educational programs and seasonal events
- Interactive learning at the Nature Center
- Kid-friendly trails and scenic picnic areas
Pet Policy
Leashed pets are welcome only on the Jones-Bender Trail, Judy Bell Trail, and Spring Creek Greenway. Please plan accordingly!
Whether you're looking for an outdoor adventure, a quiet place to explore with your kids, or a fun way to sneak in some local history and environmental education, Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center offers it all—right here in North Houston.
