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Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park at Williams Tower – Visiting Houston’s Parks, One Week at a Time

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Williams Tower Water Wall
Address: 2800 S. Post Oak Boulevard in the Galleria

In the middle of the busy Galleria is a 64 foot tall wall of water. Across from the Galleria’s tallest building, William’s Tower, is Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park.

Williams Tower Houston Galleria
The park has a big green space, framed with Texas Live Oaks and benches.  The waterwall is the star attraction and kids can stand in the semicircle and feel like they’re at the bottom of a waterfall.  If there is a breeze, the kids get a little shower as they enjoy their surroundings.

Williams Tower Water Wall Back
This park does not have a playground, but is a great place for a picnic.  The kids can run through the grass and let their imaginations run wild at the waterwall.

Williams Tower Parking Garage
The only thing tricky with this park is parking.  The Galleria Mall Nordstrom parking garage is a block away and is free.  A closer option is the Williams Tower parking garage, with starts at $3 for 30 minutes.

Still, if you haven’t been to the park, make the trip to see it.  Bring the stroller so you can park a little distance away, and enjoy Houston’s 64 foot water wall!

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3 Comments

  1. Cindy Rabe
    November 2, 2014 at 7:27 am — Reply

    We park at the Galleria and walk. We also bring a ball or frisbee to kick/throw around. Pretty sure I’ve seen a sign that says to not do that but no one has said anything so far :).

  2. Take a photo tour of Houston | 365 Houston
    March 25, 2015 at 5:47 am — Reply

    […] Gerald D. Hines Waterwall – Don’t be afraid to get a little wet when exploring. The water wall, standing in the shadow of the Williams Tower by the Galleria, is 64 feet of ever-falling water that makes you feel like you’re in Bruce Wayne’s Batcave. Map it. […]

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