Carl Barton Jr Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Park Overview
Carl Barton Jr. Park is the largest park facility in Conroe, Texas, spanning 204 acres. Developed in phases starting in 1999, the park was named after a former mayor of Conroe who served from 1979 to 1989.
Recreational Facilities
The park offers a wide range of recreational opportunities for visitors. It features multiple athletic fields, including soccer fields and baseball/softball fields, making it a popular venue for both casual play and organized sports events.
The park's size and facilities make it suitable for hosting tournaments and large-scale sporting activities.
Natural Features
In addition to its sports facilities, Carl Barton Jr. Park includes areas for more leisurely pursuits. The park has a fishing pond, which is stocked and provides a peaceful spot for anglers.
For those who enjoy walking or jogging, the park offers approximately 3 miles of trails winding through the grounds.
Amenities for Visitors
The park is designed to accommodate various group activities and family outings. It includes picnic areas and a pavilion, making it a favored location for reunions, birthday parties, and community gatherings.
Playground structures are available for children, adding to the park's family-friendly atmosphere.
Carl Barton Jr. Park's diverse offerings and expansive grounds make it a significant recreational resource for Conroe residents and visitors, providing opportunities for sports, leisure activities, and enjoyment of the outdoors.
