Finnigan Park

Finnigan Park is an active Houston community park that is named after the woman who so generously gave this land to Harris County, Annette Finnigan. At the time it was established, Houston's parks were still racially segregated and this particular one was only for African Americans, but today it is open for everybody. All of it's athletic facilities have lights for night games.

When visiting any park in Harris County Texas please be respectful of the rules.

*All burning and fires are restricted to picnic grills.

*For your safety and for the safety of other people and animals all glass objects are prohibited.

*Consumption of alcoholic beverages is only allowed under special conditions. For more information please call 281-496-2177. 

*All dogs must be leashed, no longer than 6 feet.

*The following activities require special permit from the park's director; sales, posting of ads, events such as rock concerts, political campaigns, or any event involving amplified sound.

*The following activities must be done in designated areas; golfing, flying remote control aircraft.

*Only law enforcement officers and those with concealed weapons permits may carry weapons. However at all sporting events weapons are prohibited.

*Please respect all plants and animals in the parks.

*All motor vehicles must stay in designated areas and obey all State of Texas traffic laws.

Please respect these rules, the parks, and all local, State of Texas, and United States statutes. Be safe and have fun.