Walter Hall Park

Walter Hall Park is a spacious 86-acre public park located along Clear Creek in League City, Texas. Originally established as the Galveston County Poor Farm in 1887, the land was repurposed and dedicated as a county park in 1928. In 1985, it was renamed Walter Hall Park in honor of Walter Gardner Hall, a prominent local banker and civic leader who made significant contributions to League City's development.

The park offers a diverse range of recreational facilities and natural areas for visitors to enjoy. Its location along Clear Creek provides scenic views and opportunities for water-based activities. The park features a boat ramp and fishing pier, allowing access to the creek for boating, kayaking, and fishing enthusiasts.

For sports enthusiasts, Walter Hall Park includes multiple athletic fields and courts. Soccer fields and baseball fields host local leagues and tournaments throughout the year. The park also maintains tennis courts and sand volleyball courts for casual play and organized events.

Families and children can take advantage of the park's playgrounds and picnic areas. Large oak trees provide shade throughout the grounds, creating comfortable spaces for outdoor gatherings and leisure activities. The park's indoor banquet facility is available for community events and private functions.

Walter Hall Park serves as a hub for community activities in League City. It hosts various events throughout the year, including the League City Music Festival. The park's mixture of recreational facilities, natural areas, and event spaces makes it a versatile destination for residents and visitors alike.