Not really much to see right now. The museum is closed. The caboose was closed. The splash area was turned off. The restrooms appeared to be open. Still a nice place to wander and stretch your legs. Just across from the Saturday farmers market.

I did like the small little park, is surrendered by restaurants and antiques boutiques. The area is pretty, and you can easily have a picnic there and is xmas decorated now.

We enjoyed the Tomball Depot, Train and Gazebo. The area was nice and clean. The Statues were all very neat. I would envision the conductor (statue) at the station actually working there. The bench with the guy reading a newspaper with a dog nearby was cute. Ends up he was Thomas Ball, the Founder of Tomball. There was a historical figure, Beckendorff by the gazebo that I recognized his name from the area. Close by was a splash pad that was fortunately working. Kids were having a blast. This was a very nice outing

Nice park with plenty of room to wander and relax without feeling crowded by other visitors. Kids can run and there is plenty of shaded areas from which to watch.

It is just another park, but very close to the railroad depot (former Tomball train station), so you visit both at once.