Explore diverse ecosystems including ancient cypress bogs, natural white sand beaches and wildflower patches. Five miles of all-weather natural trails and boardwalks are wheelchair and stroller accessible. The Nature Center features a variety of displays and exhibits, including a collection of live and taxidermeic native wildlife. The park is home to authentic reproductions of an 1830s homestead, called Redbud Hill Homestead, and an Akokisa Indian Village. Jones Park staff and volunteers offer a variety of guided tours and free programming ranging from history to the environmental benefits of this natural setting.
Most fishing is done during the late winter months when the white bass run from Lake Houston.
Jones Park also features a playground, offering fun for children of all ages. A pavilion, which seats 80, is available by reservation. Parks facilities and programs are free to the public. Park maps, program calendars and other material are available in the Nature Center. Specializing in corporate picnics, they offer numerous recreational alternatives for parties, family reunions, class reunions, conventions, wedding receptions, theme parties, and team-building events.