I stayed here during a relocation. This place was amazing. I have two dogs, that had their own…read moreyard, a cabin style home with Wi-Fi, stackable washer/dryer and lots of amazing animals at my back porch. Robin is a great hostess, respected my space, but was there for anything I needed, even just to visit. I saw them host birthday parties that looked fun and very well planned. If it's for a birthday party, weekend getaway or an extended stay, I highly recommend Figment Ranch.

If you're obsessed with llamas and alpacas like me, then this is your place!!…read more Robin, whose this sweet lady, and her husband runs and lives on this ranch so she's always available to answer any of your questions. She takes her time to answer any questions that you may have and you can tell she pours her whole heart into this nonprofit organization. During the pandemic they don't do as many tours a day, so make sure you book in advance. I came one Sunday morning with my family of 10 and she reserved the whole tour just for us, what a treat! Robin used to be a teacher so she's provided us with very educational information about the animals that live on her ranch. She takes her time and explain and shows us how to care for each animal. You get to be hands on and touch every animal there, which I really enjoyed and appreciate! There were turtles, rabbits, turkeys, ducks, goats, pigs, and the main attraction of course are the llamas and alpacas. This place is really one of a kind and is so special. Freest experience for the whole family that adults and children can enjoy and make some memories. Oh, and did I mention they have 2 Airbnb on their ranch where you can wake up to these animals? What a neat idea!

What an incredible experience!! The facility and the staff were incredibly nice and knowledgeable,…read moremy fiancé and I had such a great time on their sunset helicopter tour. The views were amazing, absolutely beautiful! I would highly recommend taking a ride with them and be sure to request Kenny for your next tour, he was such a great pilot and we really enjoyed his convo. -- If you're looking to make a special moment even more spectacular I would 1000% recommend National Helicopter Solutions.

We had a blast wife and I had never been in a helicopter. We celebrated our 15 year anniversary on…read more3/15. Thaddeus was very nice and knowledgeable. Our pilots name was Kenny Rodgers, he was a great tour guide and very funny. We will doing it again

Lovely community theater production. They are currently operating out of Spring Community Church…read morebut the next show will be in the nearby gardens. I went to the opening night of Antigone and really enjoyed the production! They have some light concessions (water, soda, candy) on donation.

This is a great little theater! So much heart for a small theater group. They has been working out…read moreof at a church in Spring.

Great if you are just looking for something to do. Very interesting if you listen to the guided…read moretour. Amazing that someone took the time to build a castle in the middle of nowhere. Check out the Bellville Meat Market as well.

Have you ever wanted your own Castle? How about exploring someone else's? Now imagine instead of…read morethis being a historical castle that's huge and old with a lot of history, a local man made it because he always wanted a castle a few decades ago and it still a work in progress. It's a neat thing to see. You can tour it on your own for about 30 minutes and see and do all there is to see and do. There's a guided tour which gives you a bit more history and what's going on today, like trying to finish some more rooms to use it as an event space or Airbnb. If you're looking for something to do that's different, and maybe something Instagram worthy, It's worth the $15. I'm sure kids would have a field day here. Just be aware of what you're getting.

Unfortunately, we stopped by on Sunday afternoon. Closed; however, since our main purpose was a…read morefew minutes of distraction and extreme interest from the kids (2 yr old boy, 4 yr old girl) - it was fine. It looked to be a well kept area from the outside. Nice little park and the red caboose was great for the children to run around, climb on, look into/under and just get as excited as a child looking at train can be. ;-) It was a nice stop and - for the reasoning - it was perfectly fine it was closed because what 2 yr old (or 4 yr old) is going to want to read everything that might be in the actual museum? The only thing we MIGHT have missed (cannot be sure) is being able to possible purchase some knick-knack or toy they would have likely loved. May have to stop by when they are open next time we are in town - just to see what we may have missed.

Katy Railroad Station, Katy Texas at the Railroad Park Information & Tourist Center, 5615 First…read moreStreet, Katy, Texas. The people of Katy restored Missouri-Kansas-Texas (Katy) Railroad Depot, in a unique Downtown "pocket park", which is a Historic Site and serves as the City's information center with brochures and maps, and features Katy Heritage Society Railroad Museum and an authentic red caboose. This is an amazing little park which is great for photo opportunities. The Station House and the Red Caboose have been expertly restored in every detail band placed in a small park which is a beautifully landscaped area with benches and an old town clock. It is located on the main road. I spent almost two hours seeing, touching and reading. I was briefed by an expert town person who was volunteering her time. The information and tourist center is open from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday. There is just so much to see and read. You will love it.

Diana led our family on a tour of the Houston tunnels and she was fantastic! My teens all said it…read morewas their favorite part of our vacation :) We learned a lot and were very entertained!

Our office joined a tour as part of our summer law clerks program, and we had a great experience…read more Diana was a fantastic tour guide. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and ket the tour engaging from start to finish. It was a fun outing for our group, and I would recommend the tour to anyone who wants to learn more about Houston.

This is a long review because I've worked on it for a long time…read more.. If you asked me to pick one place that defines Houston, it would be Buffalo Bayou Park. I've spent countless hours here running and riding my bike. Some days it's a quick evening jog, other days it's a long ride from Eleanor Tinsley Park toward Memorial Park or connecting through the trails to the University of Houston. No matter how many times I come back, it never gets old. The park has been the backdrop for so many of my favorite Houston memories. I came here for Free Press Summer Fest back in the day, Freedom Over Texas fireworks, the Art Car Parade, Pride celebrations, marathons, half marathons, 5Ks, and even the Texas Independence Relay. It's one of those places that feels completely different depending on the day. Sometimes it's quiet and peaceful, and other times it's filled with thousands of people celebrating everything that makes Houston unique. It also reminds me of some of the city's hardest moments. I'll never forget walking down after Hurricane Harvey and seeing the bayou swollen all the way up to Allen Parkway. It was hard to comprehend just how much water had moved through here. Seeing the park recover over time has been a reminder of Houston's resilience. One of my favorite discoveries has been the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern. It's such a unique experience and a reminder that there's always something new to explore, even after years of visiting the park. What I love most is how connected everything feels. The trails weave through the city with incredible downtown views, public art, green spaces, bridges, and plenty of places to stop and take it all in. Whether you're training for a race, out for a casual walk, riding your bike, or just enjoying the skyline, there's a reason people keep coming back. Buffalo Bayou Park isn't just another park to me. It's where I've made memories, challenged myself, celebrated with the city, and found a place to unwind. Every visit reminds me why I love living in Houston. I already can't wait for my next run, and I hope to see you out there.

BEAUTIFUL PARK! I have lived in Houston for years and only ever scratched the surface of this…read moreBuffalo Bayou Park. It's so clean and I absolutely love all the wild flowers this time of year. This is one of the best place to bike in the inner loop with the separated biking and pedestrian trails. Connects to the heights and all major neighborhoods. A lovely place to get a walk or bike ride in on the evenings or weekends! There are quite a few manicured grass spots for picnics or to bring a book, as well as shaded areas. I have always felt very safe at this park. A 'not so hidden' gem as parking can be a little tough, but leads to not very busy trails. I never realized how beautiful this park is compared to the days I would only drive by!