I'm a little hesitant to share our little piece of paradise. Located in Southeast Houston we are 45…read moreminutes from everything, as we like to say. The real Birthplace of Texas, Santa Anna surrendered right down the street at the San Jacinto monument. Don't listen to those other guys who claim the same... We caught 'em! We have Parks and recreation that anyone would be ashamed that they didn't take advantage of..... a Community Theatre that I should really look in to. We have a great dog park and regular events for the kids and family. Oh, and a beautiful golf course. One of the most beautiful public golf courses in the nation. The restaurant is currently run by a private contractor, who I think is more interested in the golf than the food (yuk) but when it was run by Jeremy, the city employee it was amazing! I hosted a wedding there, it was gorgeous! And a reception. Both events were beautiful and the food was incredible. The service was wonderful. The city should really get rid of this new contractor and beg Jeremy back. It's an amazing Spanish style building with this huge cannon in front of this long staircase. Would be perfect for all types of parties. The Deer Park High School softball team has won the State Championship in 2012 and 2014 and were finalist in 2013.. (Wikipidedia is cool! I knew we were having those parades for a reason!) Speaking of Parades, give us a reason! We like to throw candy. If our children hear a Firetruck go bye they put their little hands up ready to catch a piece! We do love a good parade! Deer Park boasts such notable sons and daughters as Andy Pettitte, retired professional baseball pitcher for the New York Yankees and The Houston Astros (his house is way cool). Chelsi Smith, Miss Universe 1995 (She came in to the Dr's office I worked at during her reign (No! I can't tell u why?!). Charles Holcolmb, Tx Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals, 2001-2010. Also a city attorney for the city of Deer Park. (Wiki,I didn't know about him... I swear!!) Ron White, comedian attended Deer Park High School. (Don't know if he was born here but I do remember him referring to the oil refineries in his act once) So, in summation Deer Park is a cool place right next to a bunch of job creating, economy boosting,Oil refineries. Definitely don't move here..... It's only for the very brave.

We were in the area visiting family and used this beautiful city park for our morning walks. Really…read morenice walking path 1 mile full loop meandering around and through the park ( bicycles prohibited, we liked that) We usually did 1 hour brisk walking each morning.

We came here for an outing with our church department leaders. We had a great time. Our pastor…read morespilt us up between two rooms and chose the teams so we couldn't work with the people we're always with. The good news is that I know pretty much every one of our department leaders. So even though I didn't get to work with my husband or sister, I did end up with three other family members, our pastor, his mom, my bestie, and another friend. We all worked really well together and we made it out with not much time to spare. We had a few setbacks because one of the puzzles got messed up causing us to have to use a hint and also setting us back a little bit. Doesn't matter, we made it! We did the neon/black light room. It was fun... dark, of course, but very fun! There were two rooms involved so when you finished one, you had to do the other in order to escape. My husband's group did the stranger things themed room and I don't know anything about it because we can't share secrets of course (in case we go back and switch rooms) but I do know there were three rooms involved in theirs, and there was a demigorgon in one room. He said it was fun. We had a pretty large group so having 7 people in one group and 8 in the other might seem like too much, but it wasn't bad. I will say that the room we did could've been done with less people, but there weren't too many of us so it was fine. (I was in the group of 7.) Our guide was very friendly and helpful. He was knowledgeable and explained everything we needed to know ahead of time. I never knew this place was here. It's literally right across the Hwy from our church. I'm glad I know about it now because I would definitely come back here again, and I'm hoping we do something else like this in the future. I love escape rooms.

We had a great time in the Stranger Things room. We were able to figure out the answer by the time…read morethe hour was up. However, at the end, it took minute for someone to come out and check us out. Someone finally did but she gave us a quick 10 second ok you're done good job see you later! We stood there like uhh is she gonna take our photo? Lol so we ended up doing it ourselves.

got a seoson pass pack for my grandkids at great Black Friday price they love it been going every…read moreweek I b getting it for them every year from now on!

Horrible, no food allowed inside but only one person cooking for over 100 kids. Nightmare place for…read morea school trip, DO NOT GO THERE!

Nice local beach close to Houston to go for a walk and see some water seagulls and fish…read more We saw a few dolphins and lots of flying fish on their pier. The last time we visited was for the Sylvan Beach triathlon and it was just as tranquil today. Parking: plentiful Bathrooms: available and clean Return: most likely

i love coming here , i gotta come more often since im so close. i went today with my family and it…read morewas a really fun time. wasn't too busy for spring break but we did go pretty early in the mid morning, around 1030-11 am. we were able to sit in the sand right by the water AND have a good bench by the park. honestly a really fun time. and the little bait shop had fun sno cones.

I purchased Amano shrimp from this store recently. The shrimp were very small/juvenile (around half…read morean inch), but were sold at standard adult pricing. Unfortunately, a couple of them did not survive within a few days of being introduced to a stable, cycled tank. The staff were polite, but I do think clearer separation between juvenile and adult livestock would help customers know what they're getting. I also noticed a few similar reviews mentioning livestock losses, which matches my experience. Overall, the store has a good selection, but I would recommend customers carefully inspect livestock size and condition before purchasing. But one big issue is that they do tend to be more pricey than other areas I've seen which is fair I get that family owned business but still. I don't think I'll be coming back though that's my opinion I personally opt for places like Infinite Aquatics

The staff was helpful and knowledgeable. I will definitely be back for other aquarium and fish needsread more