I was able to snag a free pool pas for the day, I went the last hour and they were closing there…read moreevent down. I had the pool to myself with two other couples. It was very relaxing, but from eavesdropping they said around theee o clock only one chair was open! They do have a bar but I did not go. The girl working the front desk was really nice and this made for a great solo evening.

Went back with my sister to have a pool day and it was the best idea ever! The 2 of us and 1 other…read morelady were there relaxing and reading. The pool temperature and depth was perfect for just a casual hang out. They allow in coolers with food and water but no outside alcohol. They have towels for rent $2 each and sell beer, wine, souvenirs and clothing. You do have to reserve a spot ahead of time if you are just doing a pool pass which is about $20 per person for a full day. Well worth every penny! We had a blast and will return.

Great space and we loved that the tables and chairs were provided. Great price also.read more

Ok so what an amazing amazing amazing find this is. Build it and they will come. Perfect sandlot…read morebaseball facility, this place was so much fun and so cool we will definitely be back. We came to se a sandlot baseball game and wow what an atmosphere and what a way to spend a Saturday. If you go bring your lawn chairs and a fan for the summer because it's . Concession stand has food and drink for whatever you want. Dog and kid friendly, fun time for all.

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This place is a true hidden gem venue. The staff is friendly and the grounds are sprawling with…read morebeauty. Fun fact, they grow their own flowers in a field & greenhouse out back! If you have a chance to attend a wedding or host an event here it is well worth it

Really pretty venue for a wedding. They have a modern reception hall and then a historic building…read morenext to it. A great blend of something old and something new.

Third rate management whose values are telegraphed by the Trump flag flying - The owner must be a…read moremorally and ethically bankrupt. This is at best on par with a $30 muni golf course

Great course staff was friendly and helpful. Course was in good shape . Enjoyed ourselves we will…read morebe back. My son won I need a rematch!

My daughter and son in law were married here and I don't think it could have gone any better. The…read moreatmosphere, green space, history, food and reception area were first class. Yes, it's out there a bit, but so worth it.

Such a beautiful wedding and reception venue!! Elegant and classy are the first words which come to…read moremind when I think of this place. There are a variety of spots offered that both the ceremony and reception can be held. These options also translate well for many photo opportunities as well. The food was delicious! The only thing was the waitstaff cleared our table when we all stood up to greet the bride and groom when they came to the table. This made me sad because I didn't get to finish the meal. I would have appreciated if the waitstaff asked if we were finished eating - something that isn't unreasonable considering we were all standing near the table talking to the bride and groom. Other than that minor inconvenience, I found the planners executing the event to be kind, which made the experience even more enjoyable.

Attended a wedding at Hummingbird House and it was lovely. The grounds were delightful even in…read morewinter so I can imagine how breathtaking they would be in the spring and summer months. The bridal suite was not only perfect for the bridal party to get ready but also to allow the blushing bride some alone time before the ceremony. The weather cooperated but the event staff were prepared with tents if the ceremony needed to be moved at the last minute. The bathrooms were even stocked with emergency essentials should they be needed. A few of the guests had mobility challenges and the rustic walkways and loose gravel did present a bit of a challenge for some, but otherwise zero complaints.

My partner and I attended a wedding at the Hummingbird House, a charming and cozy venue. The…read moreproperty was stunning and lush with greenery. I especially loved the adorable dog statues. Although it was drizzling that day, I want to praise the staff for their warmth and hospitality to all guests! They did an excellent job celebrating and making the day special for the bride and groom.

Toured this past week by invitation of one of the kids that took their one week summer camp. The…read moreenthusiasm of the children was infectious. They did not have enough shares for extra folks to buy but the concept and ability to join a CSA was way cool. We did cook some of the veggies the same day as picked. Having children interested in veggies in a new light, fantastic. Pricey for these campers, but the lessons learned are life long. Incredibly fun to see children understand food does not come from Traders Joe's, but from a farm. Not sure these children understood the process of roaming pigs resulting in bacon. The owners market the farm extensively. A future generation is educated on sustainability. Outstanding!

A friend and I decided to join a CSA last Spring, and spent some time researching the different…read morefarms in the Austin area. We selected Green Gate because of the location (its one of the few farms actually IN Austin city limits), the variety of produce they offered, and the overall value. Every Saturday morning, we would take the short drive to the farm to get our fresh veggies. Some other CSA's have your veggies all bagged up for you ready to go. Green Gate does it a little differently, and we like their way much better. For CSA members, there is a chalkboard listing what is in the weekly share (i.e. 2 heads of broccoli, a bag of green beans, 1 head of each variety of lettuce, etc...) and then like at the farmer's market, you get to select your own. They also have a farm stand for non-CSA members or in case you need an extra squash (but trust me, you will never need an extra squash!), some eggs, fresh meat, flowers, or a tomato plant, you can pick that up there and skip the grocery store altogether. We really enjoyed our bounty and discovered some new veggies (hooray for kohlrabi!). We are eagerly awaiting the first Fall harvest. But be forewarned-you get a LOT of veggies and things could get ugly. Between my friend and me, we were feeding 2 two-member households. The veggies had no shame, and why should they? They were fresh, young, delectable. They took over my refrigerator and ganged up to intimidate my other food. Tortillas were hiding in the back, trying to go unnoticed. Yogurt was cowering behind Salsa, while Salsa was just trying to blend in. I found non organic store-bought Carrots withered and dead in the deli drawer. It appears to have been a suicide, but that was the last straw for the older inhabitants of my fridge. I could tell they were planning something big. After the Carrots incident I had to start giving away my excess veggies before there was a Mutiny on the Bounty.