Kasmiersky Park

Kasmiersky Park is a 10-acre public green space located at 889 Old Magnolia Road in Conroe, Texas. The park's development was made possible by a donation from the estate of Steve A. Kasmiersky in 1985. Initially, the park consisted of basic amenities such as a playground, exercise station, and trail.

Over the years, Kasmiersky Park has undergone significant improvements and expansions. Today, it features a variety of recreational facilities catering to diverse community needs. The park includes an ADA-compliant playground, ensuring accessibility for children of all abilities. Two pavilions provide spaces for group gatherings and picnics, while a lighted multi-use field offers opportunities for various sports activities.

One of the park's notable features is its 15,000+ square foot skate park, known as the Kasmiersky Wheeled Sports Plaza. This facility, completed in 2012, is nestled within the park's piney woods setting. The skate park's design pays homage to Conroe's history as a lumber mill and railroad hub, incorporating elements that reflect this heritage. It is open to skateboards, bikes, inline skates, and scooters.

For those seeking a more relaxed experience, Kasmiersky Park offers picnic areas shaded by live oak and pine trees. A half-mile lighted walking trail winds through the park, providing a scenic route for strolls and exercise. The park also includes an off-leash area for dogs, adding to its appeal for pet owners.

The park's lighting system, consisting of over 16 light poles, allows for extended use of facilities, including the skate park, until 11 pm daily. This feature enhances the park's utility and safety for evening visitors.