Willow Waterhole Greenway

Tucked away in the southwest Houston neighborhood of Westbury just south of Meyerland is a stunning gem of nature still relatively unknown to Houstonians. Willow Waterhole Greenway is a 300-plus-acre network of lakes, prairie, marsh, islands, native plants, wildlife, and park amenities. This unusual urban setting is designed to protect against Houston’s inevitable flooding and to bring the community together for conservation, education, and recreation.

 

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The Pier Is Here!
The Pier Is Here!

The Willow Waterhole Conservancy is pleased to announce that our long-awaited Westbury Lake Pier is now complete and ready for your enjoyment. Located behind the Westbury Little League field, the lake will soon be accessible by an ADA-compliant concrete trail leading from the top of the hill down to the water’s edge.

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New amenities advance at Willow Waterhole as talks continue over adjacent music venue
New amenities advance at Willow Waterhole as talks continue over adjacent music venue

More than 8 miles of new trail will soon be constructed at the Willow Waterhole Greenway in southwest Houston. But that is just the start of what could be a wave of investment in the broader area. In addition to the trails, plans are coming together for Energy Capital Park, a project planned for a nearly 29-acre site adjacent to the greenway that could also feature a 5,000-seat outdoor live music venue called Levitt Pavilion.

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Latest grants help boost Willow Waterhole improvements
Latest grants help boost Willow Waterhole improvements

Thanks to the latest generous grants from charitable foundations, Willow Waterhole Greenway backers are moving ahead with plans to make it more of a prime regional destination for enjoying nature, relaxing and exercising.


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