Cows love picnics for three reasons. Reason #1: humans will dine just the way we do, right on the grass. Reason #2: While you may pack a picnic basket (just look out for Yogi Bear), no packing or picnic baskets are required for cows. We travel light to a picnic. Our picnic fare is already spread out for us. Reason #3: You bring the cookies, we will bring the milk!
August is National Picnic Month and the perfect time to have a picnic is… you guessed it August! Celebrate National Picnic Month in The Woodlands, like Square Cow Movers, with your family and maybe even some new friends. If The Woodlands is your new home town and you were wondering where exactly you can set up a picnic, check out the list below for some great ideas.
Alden Bridge Parks
- Acacia Park
- Alden Bridge Park
- Alden Bridge Sports Park
- Alden Place Park
- Alden Trace Park
- Alden Woods Park
- Bethany Bend Park
- Bluff Creek Park
- Cottage Green Park
- Cypress Lake Park
- Deepdale Pond Park
- Evangeline Oaks Park
- Granite Ridge Park
- Holly Laurel Park
- Lakeside Skate Park
- Larkwood Park
- Maple Glade Park
- Northway Park
- Piper’s Green Park
- Pleasant Hill Park
- Slatesstone Park
- Spring Hill Park
- Sundance Park
- Windvale Park
- Wynnoak Park
Cochran’s Crossing Parks
- Bear Branch Skate Park
- Bear Branch Sports Field
- Capstone Park
- Cattail Park
- Cochran’s Bend Park
- Cochran’s Green Park
- Copper Sage Park
- Entry Lake Park
- Forest Lake Park
- Golden Sage Park
- Hayden’s Run Park
- Hidden View Pond
- Mystic Forest Park
- Pachyderm Park
- Shadowlake Park
- Shadowbend Park
- Shadowpoint Park
- Somerset Pond
- Summer Cloud Park
- Summer Storm Park
- Turnstone Park
Creekside Park Village
- Hullwood Pond
- Jagged Ridge Park
- Kayak Ridge Pond
- Paloma Point Park
- Rob Fleming Park
- Timarron Park
- Tupelo Park
- Wilde Oak Park
Panther Creek Village
- Clover Pond
- Creekwood Skate Park
- Hidden Lake Park
- Lehigh Springs Park
- Long Lake Park
- Meadowlake
- Northshore Park
- Rainprint Park
- Ridgewood Park
- Southshore Park
- Tallowberry Park
- The Cove Park
- Wedgewood Park
Grogan’s Mill Village
- Cokeberry Pond
- Crossvine Park
- Grogan’s Point Park
- High Oaks Park
- Logger’s Hollow Park
- Maplewood Park
- Mel Killian Park
- Millbend Inner Loop Park
- North Bay Park
- Olmstead Park
- Pastoral Pond
- Sawmill Park
- Sunset Springs Park
- Tamarac Skate Park
College Park Parks
- Avalon Park
- Harper’s Landing Park
- Mason Pond
- Misty Dawn Park
- Tapestry Park
- Wimberly Park
Indian Springs Village
- Chandler Creek Park
- Deer Rush Pond
- Falconwing Park
- Forest Gate Park
- Hazlecrest Park
- Reedy Pond
- Rush Haven Park
- Trace Creek Park
Sterling Ridge Village Parks
- Artist Grove Park
- Bantam Woods Park
- Black Knight Park
- Bonny Branch Commons
- Craftwood Park
- Cranebrook BMX Park
- Kirkpatrick Glen Pond
- Marquise Oaks Pond
- Montfair Park
- Old Sterling Park
- Pepperdale Park
- Players Bend Park
- Saint Peter’s Gate
- Spindle Tree Pond
- Spinning Wheel Park
- Sar Ridge Park
- Terrace Mill Pond
- Terramont Skate Park
- Winterra Park
There are eight villages in The Woodlands and over one-hundred parks! The Woodlands Township Parks and Recreation Department maintains and operates over 1,800 acres of open space for residents of The Woodlands. You are sure to find a perfect picnic spot and park close to your new home!
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