Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park

Let Your Love Flow

What makes it fun

The Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park is one of Houston’s most iconic backdrops for romance, where cascading waters set the mood for an unforgettable moments. Built in 1985 and named for renowned developer Gerald D. Hines, this architectural marvel features a 64-foot-tall semicircular fountain that gushes with over 11,000 gallons of water per minute. The tranquil sound of the falls and the surrounding oak-shaded green space create an ambiance that’s both mesmerizing and memorable. Whether you’re sharing a picnic on the lawn or posing for a photo with your sweetheart, the Waterwall is the perfect place to let your love flow.

Google Reviews

4.7

Based on 8716 reviews

Jose Adalberto Chorro Ramirez

19:47 18 Dec 24

Steph Alvarez

04:50 18 Dec 24

Arianna Gonzalez Parra

12:31 17 Dec 24

VincenzoMaxpower

07:59 16 Sep 24

The waterfall being the main attraction of the park makes for nice pictures and is just an amazing sight to see. The park itself is nice to relax there is a calm atmosphere. When in Houston a definite visit to make.

Theresa McClellan

19:47 16 Aug 24

Very impressive fountain! Great place to take visitors. Parking in nearby garage is only $3 for 30 min. The mist from fountain cooled us off.

Bishwa, The world!

04:28 19 Jul 24

It’s a frequent to go place for me, it’s a beautiful view though it’s not the natural water wall but beautifully built multi story sculptural fountain, can literally spend hours just watching and listening the soothing sound of the water! Stunning place for photo shoots, dry picnic, walking and many more!!

Sheraz Ahmed (Your Sir Jee)

04:40 06 Jul 24

Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park in Houston, Texas, features a stunning 64-foot waterfall. The park is a great spot for relaxation, picnics, and photos.

Highlights:

- Waterfall: A beautiful cascading fountain.
- Green Space: Lush lawns and shady oak trees.

Pros:
- Scenic and peaceful
- Perfect for photos

Cons:
- Can be crowded
- Parking can be tricky

Tips:
- Visit early or on weekdays
- Bring a picnic

Overall, it's a beautiful and relaxing spot to visit in Houston.

Michael Wu PhD

23:05 21 Jun 24

Magnificent and truly impressive fountain. But the water is not flowing all the time. And even during operational hours, there can just be a dry wall with no waters, perhaps they are doing some maintenance. But the worst things is that there is no way for you check if any one is doing maintenance or if the water is flowing anywhere on the web.