Pundt Park
Construction to Pundt Park is slated for the beginning of 2007. Are the residents of Lexington Woods Trails Ready?


Pundt Park Access
Pundt Park, located at 4129 Spring Creek Drive, Spring, Texas 77373, is currently closed to the public and under development. This 380-acre park will feature a rest room and pavilion facility, meeting room, playground, picnic area, canoe launch, and a trail system around two naturally beautiful ponds located on the property.

Pundt Park is part of the Spring Creek Greenway Project. Future development includes a linear trail system from Highway 59 at the San Jacinto River, through Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center to Pundt Park, and beyond I-45.

For more information about this facility, please call (281) 353-4196.

Pundt Park Info

Spring Creek Greenway
The potential for a 33-mile corridor is the result of the combined efforts of Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Jerry Eversole and Montgomery County Precinct 3 Commissioner Ed Chance. Texas Parks & Wildlife recently awarded a $1 million Regional Grant, to be split equally between Harris County Precinct 4 and Montgomery County Precinct 3, for development of this project. Precinct 4 plans to use their portion of the grant to fund trail construction and development at Pundt Park.

Phase I: The current focus of this phase on the Harris County side is the land acquisitions in the 7.5-mile corridor between Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center and Pundt Park. Only one tract of land is needed along Spring Creek within this 7.5-mile corridor.

Pundt Park: The purchase of seven out-tracts has completed land acquisitions that now provide a contiguous 380-acre park site. The park, to be located at the end of Spring Creek Drive, is in the final design phase and will feature a meeting room, rest room and pavilion facility, playground, picnic area, canoe launch, and trails.

Jones-Bender Trailhead at Jones Park: A ribbon cutting ceremony held April 22, 2006, and hosted by Commissioner Eversole, marked the completion of construction of this 1.5-mile trail that connects neighborhoods to the SCG. Precinct 4 received an 80 percent grant from TPWD to fund this project, and partnerships with area developers, Appaloosa Land Company and Kenswick Meadows, provided land donations and construction of necessary bridge crossings.

—Appaloosa Land Company owner Vic Botrie secured a 48-acre land donation and constructed two bridge crossings along the trail system.

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center: A recent acquisition of a 15-acre (Alonso) tract connects Jones Park to Cypress Creek. And a new canoe launch is in the design phase.

Trails: Hike, bike, equestrian, and contiguous linkage.

Contiguous Trail
Precinct 4 is currently working with the Harris County Flood Control District and Charter Development Partners, a developer, towards land tract purchases and donations of floodplain property to bridge the lower section of Cypress Creek to the Spring Creek Greenway to form linear connectivity.

Equestrian Trail
Working with Bush Intercontinental Airport’s “Ranger Rider Program,” Precinct 4’s plans are to develop equestrian trails that run along lower Cypress Creek to Spring Creek.

Pundt Park Update

A new park, Pundt Park in Spring, is scheduled to begin
construction in early 2007, and trails are planned for a two-mile stretch out
of that park as well as a half-mile stretch from Jones Park in Humble. The
trails will include a 10-foot-wide asphalt trail with a parallel horseback
riding trail, said Dennis Johnston, Director of Parks for Harris County
Precinct 4.Pundt Park, located behind Lexington Woods will feature a
pavilion, picnic areas, playground, parking lots and restrooms.

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