Sugar Land's Memorial Park encompasses 420 acres along the Brazos River and 2.5 miles of 8-foot wide granite gravel walking and biking trails, as well as the Justin P. Brindley mountain bike trail.  Additional features of this park include picnic pavilions, restroom facility, ample parking areas, a fenced playground, open space for sports activities and a lake for fishing and canoeing.  Visitors may fish in the lake with a valid fishing license (Consult your local tackle shop or Texas Parks and Wildlife for license information).

Adjacent to Memorial Park is the 6-acre Pawm Springs Dog Park, which includes includes separate enclosed areas for large and small dogs, a shade pavilion, a pond with a water spray feature and rinse stations.

Veterans Memorial

Through the symbolic entryway and peninsula bridge, visitors are able to walk within the obelisk and experience rays of sunlight reflecting through a vertical opening. The Veterans Memorial seeks to accommodate two distinct, but perhaps overlapping, tropes of honor - the Celebratory and the Contemplative.

The underside of the monument lists the names of Sugar Land soldiers who have died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.