We had a great time attending a friend's 6th birthday party here. The kids all had a lot of fun!…read moreThey just remodeled the Noah's Ark area earlier this year. There was no actual swimming in the Noah's Ark area because the water areas are all shallow, so it's a place where even babies and toddlers can play- just need to watch out for kids running around and still need to watch the really little ones to make sure they don't drown.

She was really disrespectful. She was like you know I work for tips, I meal was $13.38 and I left…read moreno tip because am poor with no job on top of it, so don't come up to me and ask for tip lady it very disrespectful and wrong you get paid no matter what. Also want to say that my sister is military and that's how she got treated. And that's how they're going to treat their US Coast guards. I feel like they deserve a one star.

Hubby wanted to visit his old stomping grounds while we were in town. Especially now that we have a…read morelittle one - it's always fun to see your kids play at the same park you did. But this one has changed quite a bit. Go figure. Everything does. This park is gated and you only have access if you have the code (given to you by the HOA). Luckily, we caught someone on their was out (how sneaky, right?). This park was pretty busy at 11a on a Friday. But there's so much open space and a few different structures to play on, so it didn't feel crowded. Our boy particularly enjoyed the swing and the rocker horses. The ground is covered in fake grass, which made me feel like I was back in Vegas. Love it.

The overall experience was incredible! The lifeguards seemed very professional and I felt safe…read moreleaving my children there under their control. Highly recommend!

memberships are $112 for one non-resident individual... As a financially restricted young adult, I…read morewanted to be able to be active and practice my diving, but there's no world in which someone my age could casually afford that :(

I haven't been to the pool since 1979. I like seeing a post from 2016 mentioning the pool. I can…read morehonestly remember when the pool was being built. My folks and I moved into Sherwood Oaks in early 1964. I have very fond memories of Sherwood Oaks and this really awesome pool.

The location and setup is on a rather nice large lot which in lidded competition pool as well as…read moresmaller baby pool. There is a dive board plus dedicated swim lanes. A huge tree provides welcome shade to parents and bystanders. They also have a basketball court and kids playground onsite in addition to locker and restrooms. Great local pool 4 stars.

It may have taken a few years, but the Alief Neighborhood Center finally came into fruition early…read morelast year to help revitalize one of Houston's most vibrant neighborhoods. For both outdoor and indoor activities, this is an incredible option for folks in the community. The space is substantial with a bevy of options that include a skatepark, swimming pool, tennis courts, an enormous children's playground, and lots of room for folks looking to exercise outdoors. It is a pet friendly area and a perfect destination for families, social gatherings, and even special occasions. Parking is abundant all throughout the property. The neighborhood center includes a gym + fitness center (#1), basketball courts, and indoor walking track. There are venue spaces for both adults and children for up to 25 people at no cost. There is also after school enrichment programs for kids, teens, and additional programs for seniors. There are volunteer opportunities and community development programming throughout the year. Because it's still fairly new, the facilities and everything are in good shape. Time will tell if they will be able to maintain it but for now it serves as an ideal resource for folks looking to get active and be a part of the Alief community. Best of all, it's all free. __________ (#1) Note: there is no shower or sauna.

This might be the most comprehensive community center in all of Houston. Planned in conjunction…read morewith Houston's Park/Rec, Health, and Library departments, I imagine it must have taken decades of coordination and follow-through to complete. You can find anything and everything related to community gatherings here: a skatepark, enormous children's playground, ping pong tables, indoor basketball courts, lifting equipment, lounges, library... the list goes on. I stopped by to finish some remote work in the library. It shares space with a kids enrichment area, so I recommend noise cancelling headphones if you need to focus. It's not as expansive as some of the other libraries, but then again, the Houston Public Library system has set a high bar for itself. The endless list of recreational activities deserves so much praise, but this center offers valuable services as well. I saw countless residents lined up for tax guidance, immigration law, and a clinic for women and children. Alief especially benefits from this establishment as a minority predominant community, with many of its residents living in less privileged conditions. I don't think I've ever seen a public facility this massive. I'm so proud of Alief's local leaders and the City of Houston for making these plans a reality.

Nice neighborhood pool also home to the Fonn Villas swim team. Nice layout with lap…read morepool as well as baby pool. Playground ping pong tables and also snack bar. Only downside is there aren't many trees so not much shade when it's sunny out.

Memorial Area local pool that has a large pool with diving board and slide, a snack bar, covered…read morecabana with granite bar area, large lap pool, swim team for kids, free wi-fi,covered kiddie pool, has movie (kids can watch while in pool) night on thursdays and saturdays and big pool parties on most summer holidays nice place to hang out, needs to upgrade its landscaping bathroom and flooring as shows age there but overall a good value for area

I've never been much of a gym person but after loosing my love for running (I was that actual…read moreperson who ran one marathon and went "yeah this is really terrible") I knew I needed to find a new form of exercise for both my physical health as well as my mental health. Living in the energy corridor I had a lot of different options but I did not want a cookie cutter gym, I wanted somewhere that I could belong, somewhere that I felt the staff would get to know me and not judge me if- and when- I did something wrong. Plus I wanted classes- I LOVE group exercise classes cause I have no idea what to do on my own. So I took my then boyfriend and we went to MAC. We really found it to be a welcoming place. It is not the cheapest around but one thing I have learned is that I would always rather have quality in the things that affect my overall well being. I have made friends at this gym, I have been through Harvey and road construction with this gym and I always felt valued as a member. I've been kept in the loop- they do a fantastic job of hosting different types of events and keeping their social media up to date. And now through what is proving to be one of the most interesting events to happen they continue to show their dedication to members by offering youtube classes and free virtual classes. Every day they are posting and making sure there is something to do and a way to get a workout in even at home. This is far more than a gym but truly also a community and a family.

I absolutely love Memorial Athletic Club! The atmosphere is so welcoming and everyone is super…read morefriendly. I go almost every day for Training for Warriors with Jeff, he's an exceptional coach who really motivates you (and Lex). Yoga with Guillermina is always calming and inspiring, and Zumba with Julia, Edie, Kevin is full of fun and energy. Felipe is super supportive, and honestly all the coaches are amazing. It's truly my favorite place to work out, push myself, and feel great

Westside Gem with tennis pickleball water park and so many fun activities for adults and the kids…read moreincluding giraffes birds monkeys and the cutes little penguins. You just can't beat this place!!!

I was invited to come as a guest, so I can't speak as a paying member. The club was incredible: I…read morespent most of my time watching the giraffes. They also had monkeys, a petting zoo, flamingos, exotic birds, penguins.... I might have missed some there were just so many. The kids arcade was cool because it's essentially free play. There was also a bowling alley and it looked like a water slide but it was closed that day. Tennis courts everywhere and pickleball courts too. I didn't see the gym. The food they offered wasn't the greatest for how much they charge but I didn't pay for anything so maybe it was just the food that they provided that was mediocre. We did ask the staff to cook the pizza some more as it was kind of undercooked and doughy and the staff was extremely nice and didn't have a problem helping us out. I spoke to one of the members while I was relaxing in the patio area and he was telling me about all of the events for members that are free with the membership. Really cool place.

The Nottingham Forest Club is a hidden gem for the surrounding neighborhoods. We lived in the area…read morefor 24 years and enjoyed every moment spent at its facilities. The club features an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a slide, a clubhouse for events, and excellent management. Additionally, it has tennis courts, basketball courts, pickleball courts, and more. Two events we particularly enjoyed were the BBQ Cook-Off and the Chili Cook-Off, both of which were very well attended. The 4th of July celebration is another awesome event. The playground adjacent to the club is also fantastic with lots of equipment for the kids to enjoy. We made many friends and neighbors at swimming team events and club socials, including the wonderful Fourth of July celebrations. I cannot say enough good things about this place. We miss it dearly but know that everyone in the area continues to enjoy it.

It's been while since I visited this club but I did come here for a party with a soccer team I was…read morewith in May of 2000. I had a fun experience. The pool was nice and I especially liked sliding on the slide.

What a fun surprise…read more Went to the library next door to Camden Park to pick up a Book Club book. Surprised to stumble upon this cute park. Pulled in by the blue skies and fluffy clouds. Crossed the bridge to find a beautiful urban landscape. The park is just 3.5 acres, but it is filled with so many features. A playground. A dog park. Lots of flowers. Lawn chairs and swings. And a Sunday Press where you can get a bite to eat. So much fun to enjoy the landscape on a beautiful sunny day in early spring. Plenty of parking available at the Camden Park/Library lot. Just cross the bridge to a great urban park.

New,clean, modern & love the covered area with books and activities to share with kids. Nice coffee…read morebar with food! Will go again.