I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

I don't have a lot of comparisons to make with other gyms. I just know that they have good hours,…read morefriendly staff, and the equipment that I need to do what the doctor tells me that I need to do.... for a very affordable price.

This place might have been great in the 80's but current day, it is a mess. It looks like there is…read moreabout 15 years of deferred maintenance and updates that needs to be done. Tennis courts are uneven, the basketball court has deadspots and a lot of the gym equipment is partially broken. The King Daddy instructors are the only reason I am giving them two stars and not one.

average park with a decent paved path. some paths unpaved. not many trees but some cool ones. not…read moremany flowers. bunch of soccer fields.

This large park in Gulfton, not to be confused with Bayland Park down the street, is home to soccer…read morefields, a simple paved running trail, a playground, basketball courts, skate park, splash pad and recreation center (the Community / Rec Center has a separate Yelp page). It is a hive of activity in the late afternoon and evenings when people are out playing soccer, basketball and running on the track. Older residents of Gulfton, both men and women, walk the park's single trail for exercise. Lots of children can be found at the playground and there are several Pokemon Stops around the recreation building. During pre-pandemic times there would be Zumba at the Rec Center and homely Hispanic vendors at the parking lot selling snacks and candy out of their vans. What it is not: not much nature. This park is several large blocks of grass with trees lining the walking trails rather than nature preserve. With that said, the park is large and a breath of fresh air for the residents of Gulfton, many of whom live packed in the large apartment complexes around the park. It is not really a picnic spot as majority of the free space is taken up by the soccer teams, so unless you picnic near the kids' playground, you are in danger of a stray soccer ball. This park is not "scenic" but it serves an important need in the local community. Trash collection and cleaning of the park can always be improved. Safety: the park seems quite safe, even in the evenings due to the popularity of the park and large number of people present. The blue-collar residents of Gulfton do not tolerate homeless people asking for handouts, particularly when their own children frequent this park, and I never saw any homeless people or thugs on the weekday evenings when I would come to this park.

The manager is very rude and does not have skills to deal with clients. Several classes have been…read morecancelled and there are fees involved to reschedule classes that were cancelled by irresp instructors. Poor service and would not recommend this place!

Very good with minimal injury liability. I go here to work out and swim. I was stuck in a locker…read moreroom for 2 hrs.

Anything historically H-Town I'm instantly giving 5 STARS!!! I've always wanted to take my son here…read moreto shoot around and work on his game and we finally had the chance the other day! It was a beautiful day out. Got there in the early afternoon. There were some people taking pics, but no one playing basketball. There were seats and benches to take breaks on and some areas that had shade. The court had zero shade so we were hot out there; it was mid-October! More like "Hotober" . One thing that made me sad was all the trash on the ground. So much littering in such a beautiful space. My Dad went around and picked up ALL the trash. Wish people would take care of our City. Overall had such a great time and made memories for a lifetime. I love my City!

Very cute. Root Memorial Square is sitting in the center of a circle. The circle is formed by a few…read moreskyscrapers. The sunken basketball court looks intriguing. Because the tall walls can help users bounce the balls wherever they want it to be. This is not a scientific experiment or school project. But it is symmetrically cute. I can't put my hands on the Root Memorial Square. I stared at the court as a young man practicing his kicks on a soccer ball against one side of wall. Then, he switched to be another person to defend his imaginary goal. I was just passing by on the way to Discovery Green. I purposely returned the same way to see the court again. This time is a young couple playing basketball tossing game with a kid. Doesn't matter how the ball bounce to, it always bounces back to the man how bounced the ball in the first place. Now, I wonder. Would that be another use, like filled with water to be a pool, ping pong game, tennis ball dodge game, remote control car racing or just stay there to be a square. The Root Memorial Square.

Great neighborhood sports facility. There are a number of leagues for soccer, softball and…read morebaseball. A nice playground for kids and the fields are well maintained. Highly recommended.

They setup sports leagues, tournaments, and apparently parties. They have a ton of sports to…read morechoose from. I've only been involved in their flag football leagues and tournaments. They do a decent job of scheduling, getting refs, providing lighted fields. This is a way for me to play flag football year round. Locations of the games vary. They can be at the Sportsplex way down southeast w/ $3 gate fee (that gives you a token for a beer or drink). At Quillian which is by Beltway8 and Westpark. Or at various city parks around the town like Lawrence, Love, Springwoods Park, etc. It isn't that bad to register an entire team and split the cost. A good way to blow off some steam after work.

This is THE premier sports league in Houston. They offer every sport you can think of, and don't…read moresweat it if you can't gather enough people for a team. Just sign up as a Free Agent and you'll be placed on a team. Its a great way to meet new people and get some exercise at the same time. They run the leagues year round, though the summer season has frequent rainouts. Who ever is running this league must be BANKIN', b/c in order to register a team, you must pony up $550, at least for football. But when you win that $2 Championship t-shirt, its alllll worth it, baby. KISS MY PASS for life!

I can not begin to tell you how much I love this Little Gym! My daughter started going at 1 year…read moreold and is now almost 4. Being a stay at home mom I was really looking for a place to keep us busy and active, but we found so much more! The classes are well organized and each week is different. She learned how to help clean up, share, wait her turn, and most of all she gained so much confidence! I can not say enough good things about the instructors! Ms. Kayla, Ms. Bridgett Ms. Cason and the owner Ms. Catherine have been some of the best parts of coming! Everyone is so passionate caring for the kids! They are comforting when needed and playful at all the best times! I believe my daughter has some of the best social and classroom skills ALL thanks to these wonderful people and the BEST Little Gym in Houston!!! Plus we have met friends and other kids who we have connected without of the gym. 10/10 recommend for any stay at home mom looking for a social life skills and learning environment for their kiddos.

This was my first time at this location. I'm unsure if they are independently owned…read more They were ok when we arrived, not really engaging like I experienced at another location. Diversity is paramount for me so trying to find a location that my grandson can feel comfortable in is very important. Parking is fine as it is in a shopping strip mall. No one followed up with us at the end, only electronically I have received emails. The diversity just wasn't there for me.