The park is named after Mary Jo Peckham, a local community leader and active member of the Katy community.
The on-site miniature golf course is free to use for the public.
The lake is frequently stocked with trout during the cooler winter months by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
The park's Natatorium offers specific sessions for water aerobics and lap swimming.
The walking trail system is approximately 0.75 miles in total length.
The facility includes a putting green in addition to the 18-hole miniature golf course.
Mary Jo Peckham Park is a 32-acre public facility in Katy, Texas, managed by Harris County Precinct 4. The park features a large stocked lake, a miniature golf course, and a swimming pool. The indoor Natatorium provides year-round aquatic access for fitness and exercise. An extensive paved walking trail circles the perimeter of the lake, providing connectivity for joggers and walkers. The site includes a dedicated fitness center and multiple playgrounds for children. Picnic areas and gazebos are distributed throughout the grounds for public use. Fishing is permitted in the lake, which is regularly managed for recreational angling. The park is surrounded by residential developments in the Katy area.
The wooden footbridge overlooking the lake at sunset.
Bring your own fishing gear and bait, as the park does not offer rentals.
Check the Harris County Precinct 4 website for specific pool reservation requirements before arrival.
Visit during the weekday mornings to avoid the peak crowds and ensure easier access to the miniature golf equipment.
Do not attempt to fish or boat after dark; avoid visiting the playgrounds during peak afternoon heat in the summer months.
The park grounds are generally open daily, but the indoor Natatorium and fitness center operate on a modified schedule and may close for maintenance or holidays.
Proper swim attire is strictly enforced in the Natatorium; stay on marked paths to protect landscaped areas.
