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Richard Carter Park - College Station (TX)

Address: 🏡 1800 Brazoswood Dr, College Station, TX 77840

Phone : +1 (979) 764-3486

Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ5cHLbBGERoYREmnEmIqLDgI

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Where is Richard Carter Park 🏡?
1800 Brazoswood Dr, College Station, TX 77840
What is the phone number Richard Carter Park 📱?
(979) 764-3486
What Clients Are Saying about Richard Carter Park (on GG)

5 /5 Six 3 Gemini: Its places and experiences like these that inspire me to explore the unseen. A former dig site and burial site with lots of lawn great for the dogs as well as flower gardens and a large array of trees complete with markers indicating the particular species. There is a covered area with a display of the parks history and the many treasures that have been unearthed there. Whats more is the private benches and even a picnic table nestled away in the trees that could easily be missed without a second thought but I encourage you to go beyond the tree line.

5 /5 LiME LiTE: a really cute and sweet little park to walk around at. lots to see and little pathways lead to spots in the trees with picnic tables and benches.

3 /5 Hudson Quesada: Park is clean and small. Nice to walk around alone but highway traffic can be loud so its not the best place for talking. Good for reading but not much else

5 /5 Wy L: Great park

4 /5 Michael Sayre: Pretty cool place just off University Drive next to the Scott and Whiye Pharmacy.
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