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Discovery Green-250 Solar Panels, 12 Acres, A Green Roof and a Playground The Kids Will Love!

Discovery Green Park, Houston

Discovery Green is a 12 Acre park smack in the middle of Downtown Houston. As you walk in to the Park, it appears to be like any other park that you have been to, but there is so much more.

Discovery Green is actually a LEED Certified Park! On top of the Administration building and one of the Restaurants you will find a total of 250 Solar Panels, and across the way on top of The Grove you will find a Green Roof.

All of this right across the street from the George R Brown Convention Center and about a block away from Minute Maid Park.

What else will you find here? Oh my. How about a Dog Park, a Lake with Remote Controlled Boats, Playground for the kids and splash pad for hot days. Or maybe you would want to go visit the Gardens and take a look at Native Plants, have a bite to eat in one of the two restaurants or picnic at one of the many tables.

Discovery Green Park


This is one huge Splash Pad! The kids had a great time running around and trying to figure out which one would spray next.

Right around the corner and within sight is the Playground and in the back is the lake where you can rent Remote Controlled Boats. Too fun!

Discovery Green Park

To the right you will notice the Outdoor Stage where occasionally there is Live Entertainment or you can host an event.

Speaking of events, there is a Calendar of Activities being offered for both Children and Adults on about every day of the week.

Here is the Calendar

A few of the events are a Co-Op, Writing classes for Children, Yoga, Science Classes, and Dancing Under the Stars!

Discovery Green Park

Discovery Green is 12 Acres of Fun! There is so much to do, it can keep you busy for hours. Don't Forget, it's Green in more ways than one. It's also right in line with Public Transportation, but parking is available-Of all places, right underneath.

You may have to pay for parking but Admission to the park is always FREE!

Posted Saturday Jul 19