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A hand-drawn map of Bellaire's parks, fields, schools, and landmarks.

Every park in Bellaire

The City of Bellaire maintains fourteen parks, from the pool and ball fields at Bellaire Town Square to the nature trails of Russ Pitman Park. PATRONS raises money to make every one of them better. Addresses and amenities below are listed by the City of Bellaire.

Leashed dogs are welcome in Paseo Park and Vic Driscoll Park, and off-leash play belongs at Officer Lucy Dog Park. Pavilions and fields can be reserved through the City's Parks, Recreation, and Facilities Department.

Bellaire-Zindler Park (Bellaire Town Square)

7008 S. Rice Ave.

Gazebo, pavilion, Little League baseball field, tennis and pickleball courts, the Bellaire Town Square Family Aquatic Center, and open green space. Also home to Loftin Park, the Bellaire Recreation Center, and the Civic Center.

Loftin Park

7008 S. Rice Ave. (inside Bellaire Town Square)

Playground, picnic tables, improved surface trail, and open green space.

Evelyn's Park

4400 Bellaire Blvd.

Playground, pavilion, natural surface trail, and open green space. Run with the Evelyn's Park Conservancy.

Evergreen Park

4500 Evergreen St.

Evergreen Pool, playground, picnic tables, and open green space.

Feld Park

6406 Avenue B

Adult softball field, youth soccer field, tennis court, playground, picnic tables, and open green space.

Joe Gaither Park

4901 Anderson St.

Playground and open green space.

Lafayette Park

4337 Lafayette St.

Youth soccer field, playground, picnic shelter, picnic tables, open green space, and the Officer Lucy Dog Park.

Officer Lucy Dog Park

4337 Lafayette St. (inside Lafayette Park)

Off-leash dog park open 5:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Dogs stay leashed entering and leaving. Named for Bellaire's former K-9 officer, Lucy.

Locust Park

4600 Locust St.

Picnic tables and open green space.

Mulberry Park

700 Mulberry Ln.

Youth baseball field, tennis court, playground, picnic shelter, picnic tables, and open green space.

Paseo Park

4800-5000 Bellaire Blvd.

Improved surface trail for walking and running along the route of the historic Bellaire streetcar line, plus open green space.

Russ Pitman Park

7112 Newcastle Dr.

Nature Discovery Center, nature trail, improved surface trail, playground, picnic shelter, picnic tables, and open green space.

Ware Family Park

6200 Jaquet Dr.

Playground, picnic tables, and open green space.

Vic Driscoll Park

4500 Locust St.

Improved surface trail and open green space.

Horn Field

4535 Pine St.

Little League baseball field next to Horn Elementary School.

Pin Oak Field

5801 W. Loop S.

Little League baseball, soccer, and football fields next to Pin Oak Middle School.

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PATRONS For Bellaire Parks

PATRONS for Bellaire Parks is a 501(c) (3) non profit organization. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.  

Email: info@bellaireparks.org

Registered Charity: EIN #: 76-0687995

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