This is a nice neighborhood park. It has some nice amenities and is a relaxing setting, with the…read morecenterpiece being the pond with water fountain. My only complaint is that the water in the pond always seems to be muddy. Not a big deal but a clear water pond would be much more attractive to me. However, if you want a pavilion next to the water, this is your place. It also has basketball courts, tennis courts, and age appropriate play areas. Definitely a park worth a visit. Located in the Village of Sterling Ridge on 18 acres. Park Amenities: 32' x 32' pavilion with electricity 10 parking spaces Catch and release fishing pond Eight picnic tables One barbecue pit Two lighted tennis courts One lighted basketball court One drinking fountain Kids Play Area & Swingset Play area suitable for kids ages 5-12 Play area suitable for kids ages 2-5

Nice, basic park with a good shaded area. The GPS coordinates on this is WRONG. You do not have to…read morego that deep into the subdivision. Turn right after entering. If you see the lake, you've gone too far. This is a low-traffic park. Not very maintained as far as fresh paint goes but clean and quiet. A lovely place to take the kids to and read/study for the afternoon.

Recently went here and it's now our new favorite park to go. It was so hot out but we wanted a…read moreplayground to play, relax and just have fun and this was definitely it. It has a dog park near the entrance/exit and lot of parking spaces. There are 2 huge covered area with the middle part being clean restrooms. I also saw some kids bday party taking place under one of the area and there were still places to sit that wasn't in their party. I love that it has turf and also some real grass, perfect for picnicking. But what we really enjoyed was the center of it all, the splash pad. Perfect for hot days and also the fact that they had a truck there selling ice pops and cold treats which made it extra worth it. Huge slides and play house, only downside is when I went the biggest slide wasn't in use. But there are more slides and do much more to do. We had fun and will be back ever so often.

Bridgestone Park is where it's at. It's a big, beautiful park with so much for kids to do. The play…read morestructure is huge with multiple levels, and there's also a splash pad which is perfect in the heat. They usually have food trucks out, plus covered areas if you need shade. You'll also see people hosting parties since there are spaces you can reserve. There's even a fishing lake, which is a nice bonus. We come here all the time and love it. There's also a dog park right next door.

This is THE OG park for me. I've been coming here since I was in elementary school and still have…read morenot been to all the areas. It's a huge park. I love how it's connected to the library and they are always making renovations. Keeping the park up to date. Plenty of seating areas, walking trails, play areas, open fields. Hands down one of my top 2 favorite parks.

Huge, clean with multiple facilities (trails, multiple playgrounds, baseball fields, soccer fields,…read morerestrooms, covered picnic shelters, basketball courts, and skate park). I'm sure I'm missing a few amenities. We visited for my partners softball tournament, players were out with their teams, kids were out with their parents and owners were out with their dogs (on leashes of course). Unfortunately we didn't find any water fountains but always something to explore out here!

Our neighborhood recreation center has a variety of activities: a playground, tennis court,…read morebasketball court, and a pool. It is a fun place to go during the summer when the pool is open. The pool doesn't have a slide, diving board, or anything extra, but it is a pool nonetheless! The lifeguards are friendly and reliable. One of our favorite things to play on is the tire swing!

My son wanted to try tennis for the first time, so we signed him up for their spring break camp. At…read morethe time he had just turned 7 so I was a little nervous to leave him by himself for an entire day, but by the end of the day he was going on and on about how much fun he had. The facilities were very nice and tidy. They have a little cafe where he was able to get a hot lunch if he wanted. The coaches were all passionate and personable with him and he learned so much. We are signing him up for their summer program and he is so excited for summer camp!

I had high expectations for Giammalva Racquet Club, but my experience was far from what I…read moreanticipated. It presents itself as an elite academy on paper, yet it fails to deliver the hospitality and facilities required for hosting high-level national tournaments. I attended a nationals tournament where players from across the country, ranked in the top three of their USTA sections, gathered to compete. Unfortunately, this was the worst nationals experience I've had, and I will not return, regardless of the event's level. Here are the key issues I encountered: - **Lack of Atmosphere**: Unlike other national tournaments, there were no decorations, banners, or photo opportunities. The facility felt outdated and uninviting. - **Staff Attitude**: While the food staff were friendly, the lounge was dirty, with torn and cracked seating. Staff members often engaged in loud personal conversations instead of maintaining a professional environment. - **Inadequate Amenities**: The facility offered no Wi-Fi for players and guests to use while waiting between matches. The courts were in poor condition, with numerous cracks needing repair, which is unacceptable for a national event. - **Insufficient Restrooms**: With only two toilets and one urinal for hundreds of players and their guests, the situation was dire. They refused to open locker rooms for additional restroom access, expecting players to pay a guest fee just to change or shower--what a money-driven approach. - **Poor Communication**: During rain delays, the club scheduled matches for 7 a.m. on Sunday, despite the rain causing delays until nearly 8:45. There was no text communication to inform players of the delays, which could have saved many a 45-minute drive. Overall, the Giammalva Racquet Club did not showcase its facility in the best light, nor did it make guests feel welcome. With the main courts under construction and many issues persisting, it's apparent that the management does not prioritize the guest experience. Many other players echoed my sentiments, expressing they would not return if the event were held here again. It's disheartening to see such a lack of care in a facility that hosts national events. USTA, please do better.

Definitely another favorite dog park. My boy had so much fun. Great little path to walk around…read morewhile your pup enjoys play time. There is an awesome little pool for them to play in too. I thought only katy and cypress area had great dog parks until I came here! Highly recommended.

Hooch and I fell in love with this park, he LOVES swimming, and going to a park that had a pool for…read morehim was a dream come true, he loved it and didn't want to leave, the place also seems to be super clean and love all the space that he had to stretch his little legs and get all his puppy energy out, it was so worth the drive

Great teachers and environment. Kids have fun learning how to play soccer. All ages and skill…read morelevels.

I can't say enough good things about Uscore. My child and our family loves it here! We started off…read moreplaying for the indoor league, we transitioned her from another Club where she was training 2-3 a week, we felt she needed a bit more. Our friends who's kids also play at Uscore suggested the Plus program. It has been a perfect fit as the coaches are knowledgeable and experienced. My child is able to train and grow with like minded players who love the game. We can definitely see her skill level and game has only improved since she arrived. She now has joined the outdoor league (great competition), and has really benefited from doing the indoor small group training. I can't say that we don't love the Coaches as they are all equally amazing. I remember when we got to Uscore, Coach Ken was an instant favorite, then we met Coach Ray and Coach Lee (he's a fav too), and have you guys seen Coach Jimmy in action?! Wow, wow, wow so blown away with the fabulous team! Its super family oriented, all of the siblings of players, play together, parents are super nice. Can't say enough good things!!

This is a nice little park that we've visited a couple times while in town. It's not the biggest or…read morethe fanciest of the area. But it has a couple different playgrounds, a swing set, a sheltered picnic area and a large pond. There are lots of turtles in the pond, which the kids found quite entertaining.