Duhacsek Park

Historic Homestead

Positioned in Sugar Land, Texas, Duhacsek Park sprawls across 50 acres of tranquil greenspace. This peaceful retreat features an impressive collection of hand-grafted pecan trees, including what might catch your eye - the third largest pecan tree in Texas. Talk about bragging rights!

This little slice of Texas heaven came to the public thanks to the generosity of Walter and Virginia Duhacsek, who donated the land to the City of Sugar Land.

Trails and Fields

If you're in the mood for a casual stroll or looking to break a sweat, Duhacsek Park offers options for both. The park offers winding nature trails that meander through lush landscapes, ideal for walking off that Texas-sized lunch. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the athletic fields where you can toss a ball around or organize an impromptu game.

The park's well-kept grounds create an ideal setting for birding and wildlife observation. Keep your eyes peeled and you might spot local critters going about their day while you enjoy the clean facilities and peaceful surroundings.

Host Your Next Gathering

Planning an event? The charming Duhacsek Park House might be just what you're looking for. This rental space comes equipped with a full kitchen, living/dining area, and restrooms - all the essentials for hosting a memorable gathering.

For larger groups, the spacious pavilion is available for reservation. What makes this venue especially nice is their one-reservation-at-a-time policy, giving your group a more private experience without having to compete with other events happening simultaneously.

Natural Escape

Perhaps the best thing about Duhacsek Park is how it feels worlds away from city life while being right in Sugar Land's backyard. It's one of those places where you can actually hear yourself think - a rare find these days.

The diverse landscape offers a genuine connection with nature, making it excellent for a quick lunch break escape or a leisurely weekend adventure. Pack a picnic, bring a book, or simply come to unwind under the shade of those magnificent pecan trees. This family-friendly setting has a way of making you forget you're still in the city.