Finnigan Park

4900 Providence St, Houston, TX 77020
19 acres | 7.7 hectares

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About the Location

History and Origins

Finnigan Park is a 19-acre community park located in northeast Houston, Texas, south of I-10 East. The park is named after Annette Finnigan, who donated the land to provide Black residents of Houston with a new green space.

Community Partnership

The Finnigan Park Project, a partnership between the Office of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, the City of Houston, and HISD, was established to create educational, social, and recreational opportunities for residents. The park serves as a popular outdoor destination for visitors of all ages and abilities.

Facilities and Resources

Finnigan Park is home to the Finnigan Community Center, which offers various classes and resources for school-age children and older residents. The center includes a Youth Education Town (YET), created with the help of the NFL, which focuses on helping youth in the community learn new skills.

The YET provides a safe place for youth to gather and have fun while developing important life skills.

All Features & Facilities

Active Recreation

Baseball FieldBasketball CourtTennis Court

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy Area

Water Features & Activities

Swimming Pool

Visitor Services

PlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Grilling AreaPicnic Area

Park Size

19 acres | 7.7 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:6AM-10PM
Tuesday:6AM-10PM
Wednesday:6AM-10PM
Thursday:6AM-10PM
Friday:6AM-10PM
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed

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