Travis Bryan Midtown Park - City park in Bryan - 206 W Villa Maria Rd, USA

A beautiful park with a mesmerizing lake for a perfect family picnic. Bring your own food, pick a day when the temperature is pleasant and windy. It has basketball and golf facilities as well.

I visited Midtown Park for a high school athletic event at Legends Event Center. I have been to the park a few other times to visit Big Shots. The park is still under construction. The existing park options are nice the landscaping is beautiful.

The place is well maintained. Tranquil atmosphere to spend quality time with your self or with your family. Calm and quiet even though near a main road. Good parking space. Lot of ducks and turtles to spend time observing. Walkable distance from Texas A &M University and The gardens apartments. Overall a good place to spend an evening.

Travis Fields is located directly north of the main Travis Bryan Midtown Park area, on Bomber Drive. It reopened in early 2022 and features three turf fields, eight batting cages, spectator seating, shaded areas, playgrounds and more. The grand opening on February 11, 2022 were beautiful, and the park was dedicated to the legendary Linda Cornelius. Tapping into a ripe youth and amateur sports market, these fields will change the landscape of baseball and softball in Central Texas. This facility will drive sports tourism to the area and continue to expand its number of fields whilst being a resource hosting Little League each year. This facility is owned by the City of Bryan and managed by RCI Sports Management Solutions.

We enjoyed our time at Big Shots! Be prepared to pay because it is mater expensive, but it was a nice needed change of pace.

This is a new complex that they built, it has everything. Baseball fields,indoor basketball, indoor volleyball and a gaming area all in one place. It has walking trails, golf area and more to come Great place to visit

It is getting there. This place has the potential to be the best park in our area. We go and walk every once in a while now and enjoy it- will be nice when they actually connect all the sidewalks and get the pond area cleaned up. Would not recommend any visits after dark yet if you're walking anywhere near the pond or along the old golf course areas.

Peaceful, and pet-friendly. Even has its own little lake/pond. Has a long road through the center, which is used well by joggers. Early mornings or late evenings would be a better time to visit during summer.