This is my son's second year at Inter Woodlands FC. He…read moreenjoys his time here and always looks forward to practice and playing for the club. The atmosphere is friendly, the boys enjoy each other and play as a team thanks to coach Michigan, Antonio and Leo. Good place for the young lads to learn soccer fundamentals! Bring your kids over and give it a try! You will love it!

This is the second season that my daughter has practiced here, and we are having a pleasant and…read morehighly recommended experience. Leo is a caring coach and manager, who is very responsive to my emails and questions. My daughter feels very special in this group and has grown tremendously. I am very impressed with how much she likes coming to practice and how much she advance in this group. They are a hardworking team and even though there was a weather cancellation, they added an extra practice a week to ensure that the kids have as much practice time as possible. I invite you to join us!I promise your kids will have fun and improve their soccer skills.

Very very disappointing. Horribly organized, poorly ran. Now we get an email a couple days before…read morethe season starts that they won't have games just scrimmages, and no longer give medals, just borrowed yard signs so you can advertise for them. All to save them what like $25 lol. Lame. if your kid cares about playing, definitely choose another league. If they are young and don't care and can handle weekly disappointment, this is your place.

Pathetic summer soccer program. No real coaches and have 17 year old kids running the games. They…read moredon't know who is running the "program " and the field is two small portable goals Put in a baseball outfield about maybe a 150 long. I paid $140 and nothing is a normal soccer experience. Don't waste your money and tim.

there was so much of soccer matches me and my friends cant even play bro like come on really not…read moreletting me and my friends play

Gosling Sports Fields are one of the most beautiful, functional soccer complexes we have ever…read morevisited in our years as a soccer family. The complex has an aesthetically pleasing layout, great quality fields and goals, and a gorgeous setting in the middle of a massive pine forest. We have visited a couple of times for a big soccer tournament, and it is a good experience every time.

Bear branch is one of the nicest complexes we have visited for soccer games. I wish Austin had…read moresomething of similar quality and accessibility. The playing surfaces are fantastic, and there is ample parking for all the parents, even during a big tournament. The concession stand was good quality and fairly priced when we visited. My only complaints are that some of the fields are perpendicular to each other, and that creates very awkward viewing situations on the sidelines. Also, the bathrooms are adjacent to the main field with the best viewing area, and the smells that emerge in that area can be horrifying.

Went to this park to play some disk golf. The park has 18 holes well laid out around the perimeter…read moreof the 7 fields found in the park. I had no problems finding the next hole with the help of signs the pointed the way. The holes are mostly in the tree line keeping you in the shade.

Always the go-to spot for pickup soccer!!!…read more Really enjoy this place!! The staff is always nice and the play is fun and still competitive!

Only 2 fields and to top it off they have a bar where the parents sit to drink?! Really? So is this…read morea soccer club ? Or do parents pick this place so they can sit and drink ? Such a bad concept!! Concession stand, food, cold non alcoholic drinks , yeah that would be fine why add a bar? Went in to use the restrooms and saw parents already drunk arguing.

We spent 2 years there and it went from bad to worse. Dynamo coaches and directors didn't care at…read moreall about developing skills and performance. Our team had really good players and talent but the coaching was not good. Upper management never care to see what the problem was when we lost most of our games (seceral hoals to nothing). The kids would be completely demotivated after every game.

We had two kids in Dynamo dash youth soccer last spring (2017) and our experience was okay for one…read moreand just plain bad for another. Our 6 year old's team was okay. It was fairly organized with good communication. We had one practice a week and one game a week. We also had an opportunity to participate in "pro" practices once a week. The skill levels of the teams were an issue. The team we were on was ALL kids who were new to soccer. They played against many teams that were the opposite-- kids who have been playing together for a while. So this didn't lead to a great experience for my son's team who lost pretty much every game. Dynamo doesn't appear to take any initiative in balancing the skill levels on the teams which is a problem. My other child, age 4, had the worst experience possible-- so bad that we asked for a refund (but the club administration is so disorganized that we never heard back). The team never had a coach so there were no practices. Day of games were a complete cluster because there was no coach. When I raised this to Dynamo (Marcus) he "assigned" someone from Dynamo to fill in. Apparently, those people who are highschool students decided after a game or two to stop doing the job. We never had practices, snacks, team pictures, nothing. So we paid for a season that essentially never happened. Overall, I think you're paying for the name with Dynamo. You really don't get any sort of administrative support-- you get a couple soccer player dudes who have zero interest in helping if (ie making sure a team actually has a coach and is holding games) with anything beyond hanging out at the fields and socializing. This league is a mess which is too bad given they are somehow related to the professional league in Houston.

I came in several months ago with a member and took a class. It was a great experience. I've been…read morethinking about coming for quite some time so today I walked in, and I met with one of the ambassadors "T". SheShe's very friendly and personable. She was very knowledgeable about the equipment and what the gym offered. In fact, many of the ambassadors that I did spoke to over the phone has been informative and very friendly. They do not rush for you to sign up for a membership. In fact, you can sign up as member and do a trial seven day and cancel anytime. You can also become a member and cancel anytime with a 30 days notice. There are so many options, if plans change and need to remove members from your account or add. Group classes for various of times throughout the day and trained lifeguards for the pool areas. it appears to be safe within the facilities. This is a convenient day spa to unwind and relax. There's extra fees for upgraded amenities and classes. The app is a great way to keep everything organized and your members! ;) Thank you for the tour!

I joined about 4 months ago and for the most part I am pleased with many things except for the…read morefollowing: 1. The hygiene: many of the members do not wipe the equipment clean after using. In one example not only the half-used bottle of water was left behind on the treadmill, there were food crumbs on it. In another example an underwear was hung on the wall of a women's bathroom stall. Unfortunately despite repeated reporting to the manager/supervisor things are getting worse. 2. For almost $80 I pay for a locker, I am supposed to receive free laundry but practically I can't use this service because their laundry service destroyed one of my t-shirts and I was never compensated for it. 3. Their recovery room is closed for 1.5 hours (2:00-3:30) every business day which makes no sense. For the upscale club that this is supposed to be, the above issues should not exist.

Funny story, online it showed as one of the view points for sunset…read more Headed out armed with to- go dinner only to realize its a sunRISE park ... but, the park itself did not disappoint, it has a very welcome vibe to it with several nets, and teenagers playing volleyball, beachball and just having fun......., it made me soo happy to see these traditional team sports on a cool summer evening ..... reminded me of my own growing days.... There is a water front too and people were fishing and a whole lot of ducks were on their evening flying routine..... Its a small park, with considerable parking. Its adjacent to the Boat House, so that is another sport to engage in with family or friends. You can even bring your own paddle boats. A Happy Park overall.

This is such a beautiful park, and anytime I visit, I wish we would come here more often. My only…read morecomplaint would be that it gets very busy and crowded, but I've only come on the weekend, so maybe it's less crowded on the weekdays? I'm not sure. There's usually a nice breeze because its right off the water and they have ample parking and picnic tables. The playground is a good size and lots of fun.

Really great for pictures and fishing 10/10 recommendation just there is no parking. FYIread more

Oh Yeah, serenity abounds in this beautiful Woodlands Park…read more There are over 110 parks in The Woodlands but this one is special to me. This one has a beautiful lake with a waterfall which cascades over a bridge walkway. The meandering shape of the lake is just so graceful and relaxing to look upon. Some cool features are the fact you can walk down to the waters edge and just take in the beauty of the water gently splashing up on the grassy shores with big Texas shade trees and baby ducks sleeping in the grassy areas. Sit on the walkway wall right above the waterfall and watch the waterfall as you drift away daydreaming mindlessly without a care in the world. There's a couple of picnic tables to bring a snack and just hang out with a total 360 view of the lake. Picturesque for photos. Nicely manicured grass areas and natural grassy terrain - you choose. Catch and release fishing. You can ride your bike up to the waters edge or drive your car and just park on the side. There use to be many large wild ducks and geese which would walk across Cochrans Crossing and hold up traffic. Don't seem to see the big wild ones anymore. If you do and are new to this park don't feed them. They'll come running fast after you and will ATTACK. I've been chased out by them snapping at the bottom of my jeans. I even had to throw pine cones on the ground to deter them letting them think it was food to escape. Anyway it seems like the LARGE WILD ATTACK DUCKS have moved on and the park is back to a more ZEN feeling.