Menil Park

Park · Museum District

Menil Park

Park · Museum District

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1423 Branard St, Houston, TX 77006

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Menil Park is a lush 30-acre urban oasis in Houston with sprawling lawns, shady oaks, trails, and scattered sculptures perfect for picnics and quiet moments.  

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1423 Branard St, Houston, TX 77006 Get directions

menil.org

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1423 Branard St, Houston, TX 77006 Get directions

+1 713 525 9400
menil.org

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jul 31, 2025

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@afar

"Have a Picnic at Menil Park This shaded park near the University of St. Thomas is right next to The Menil Collection. The park is very shaded and nestled between streets lined with classic 1920s bungalow houses. This place really captures Houston !"

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@afar

"Have a Picnic at Menil Park This shaded park near the University of St. Thomas is right next to The Menil Collection. The park is very shaded and nestled between streets lined with classic 1920s bungalow houses. This place really captures Houston !"

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Na Li (娜爷 AM1050美食琅琊榜)

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My recent visit to Menil Park was an unexpected delight that left me feeling like I had discovered a hidden gem in the heart of Houston. Although my plans to visit the Menil Collection museum were thwarted by its closure for Easter, my friend suggested we explore the surrounding area, and I'm so glad we did.As we wandered through Menil Park on that Sunday afternoon, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder at the vibrant atmosphere. The park was teeming with activity, from people practicing yoga to families enjoying picnics and meditation sessions. One particular highlight was stumbling upon the Texas Meditation Group's serene gathering, complete with fragrant incense and beautiful instruments creating a tranquil ambiance. The park itself is a sight to behold, with lush greenery, colorful flowers, and sculptures scattered throughout. The Millennial Joining Institute adds to the park's allure, offering a space for artistic expression and contemplation. The chapel with its water fountain and sculpture inside provided a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. What struck me most about Menil Park was its accessibility and versatility. Whether you're seeking a quiet stroll, a picturesque spot for photos, or a place to let your furry friends frolic, this park has something for everyone. The sense of community and harmony among visitors further enhanced the experience, making it a truly memorable outing. In conclusion, Menil Park is a true gem that deserves to be explored and appreciated by all. Whether you're a local looking for a peaceful retreat or a visitor seeking a taste of Houston's vibrant culture, this park offers an experience like no other. I highly recommend a visit to Menil Park—it's a place where beauty, serenity, and creativity converge in perfect harmony.

LilOne Collor

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I come here on sundays cause they have sound healing at the park and it’s free and peaceful

Rio Chamberlin

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I was there for a group meditation and it was incredible!! The huge live oak in the corner provided ample shade, and the breeze blowing through the trees was sufficient enough to keep the heat bearably beautiful.. it was an amazing day and event.. what a sight to behold!!

michele holloway

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Manil Park is a must place to visit. The outside is enough reason to spend time there. With its huge trees in numerous varieties, and artwork spread around to delight the eye. However, each of the 5 buildings sprinkled around, hold treasures to spark your imagination, and open your eyes to the wonders of our world. Including foreign countries and varieties of people, plants, oceans, and famous works of art. Art that should be famous. Art that makes you think. Art that makes you feel. And I only made it through 2.25 of the buildings and a 1/4 of the outside. This is a hidden treasure waiting to be found.

Maddy Neely

Google
Was just told I couldn’t have a hammock up because of “harm” to the trees (it’s an eno so no damage done to the trees with the attachments) yet they have a whole rope swing tied to a tree in the middle of the park?

Parag Chaudhari

Google
Loved it, very tranquil area. The visit to the museum was very refreshing, inspiring, beautiful AND free as well. Really good gem I missed for so many years. Photos dont do justice as they dont allow you to take photos of the exhibits :-(

Yasmine

Google
very relaxing spot to have a picnic or just lounge in the sun. surrounded by the menil museum and menil-associated buildings

Jonathan Knowles

Google
Great place to have a picnic!