Love that they have a toddler area and big kid play area. Although the big kid area is easy for…read moretoddlers to navigate. The playground looks new. Like they just replaced it. Definitely wear tennis shoes or closed toe shoes here. The trails are a good mixture of dirt and then some parts are cement. Nice fishing spot as well. Catch and release only. Be careful letting smaller kids near the pond. I have seen a kid slip and fall in. He was okay and got out, but after seeing that I keep an extra eye on my kids if we want to get close to the pond. They have a sand volleyball court. Lots of walking trails. Even behind the trees where a retention pond is. They have covered pavilions with picnic tables and bbq pits. Also love that the playground is covered and kids can play in the shade. That's a MUST for Texas parks!

Super impressed by this park!…read more They've done a really great job with adding beautiful manmade waterfalls and such. The walking trail is very pleasant. FYI: the trail is paved and stroller accessible. On the way back, we took another trail which was dirt and had no issue taking the stroller on that as well. Nice playground for kids. There are bathrooms just past the playground. I initially thought they were closed because the gate had the lock still on it (in a locked position) but luckily, someone advised me that they were actually open. So, don't go by appearances and actually tug on the door! There are two relatively small parking lots that fill up quickly but there is also street parking available.

This place is still shitty. Bathrooms need help. Paint missing everywhere. No room to sit and watch…read morethe game, got hit with a ball again, this is the third time. Shitty shitty shitty.

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!!! The owner Dr whatever his name is was rude and aggressive towards…read moreme and my coworkers for no reason. The other lady was also very rude and disrespectful to us. The two sons on the other hand were very helpful and respectful and should be the ones running the whole facility. I will not recommend this place to anyone ever!

Spend the hour or day pedaling your way through the water of the Woodlands! Easy to book online!…read moreScan and sign your waivers! Four people max per swan. Everyone should try these out at least once! If anything get your leg work out! ;) Don't forget your SPF, hat, and shades!

Today I didn't rent a kayak, and I rarely do. Why? Because during the three weeks a year that I…read morelike being outside in The Swamp, I don't consider this alternative. However if You want to have a unique experience in The Swamp, this is a terrific outdoor offer.

This place was a lot of fun - easy to follow the instructions and fun to play your own music and…read morereally set the atmosphere. I did the 30 min session and it was surprisingly tiring! Highly recommend for anyone looking to blow off some steam

Great Mother's Day surprise activity!!! The whole family had an awesome time. We loved it!read more

I have played at this climate-controlled sports-based facility near I-45 and Richey Road (just…read morenorth of Beltway 8) for over 10 years. Great fun and competition with leagues and tournaments from beginners to experts, youth to adult. It is ideal for Inline Hockey with 4 dressing rooms, restrooms, spectator bleachers, professional dasher boards and goalie nets. A unique feature is the plexiglass on the spectator side goes all the way to the floor, which ensures an unobstructed view from anywhere. The facility also hosts roller derby, indoor lacrosse, floor hockey, birthday parties and more. A recently launched web page has improved functionality, such as real-time game stats. www.houstonpremiersportsplex.com The facility is under new management with multiple initiatives ongoing, so feel free to reach out if you want to play, plan an event, or wish to sponsor. Email to joe@houstonpremiersportsplex.com Phone Joe at 832-767-5589

Started playing hockey again and love this place. People are great and welcoming and staff is…read moreawesome. Plan to play here regularly.

A hidden gem in The Woodlands. We've had so many fun experiences here. Our son attended Summer camp…read morethere, took archery classes, and holiday events with the family. Such a useful and versatile space. But by far our favorite activity is family Bingo. Genius idea as its fun for all ages. That's a tough find for us. We have a 2 and 12 year old.

Nice place, beautiful building -- and access to dirt trails along Spring Creek. A nice area to…read morevisit to get some fresh air and nature. Real life.

This park is closest to my house. But, every time we go we have a problem. Loose, stray or…read moreabandoned animals. Homeless. Got rushed by a pack of loose dogs before. Not cool. I won't go there anymore.

An unknown park that you will miss if you don't pay attention. It looks like a typical Houston…read morepark with picnic tables and playgrounds. Venture on the trails and continue further......further...... until you come to the body of water and open fields. Like the Red Sea opening from the power of Moses, the view is gorgeous with the orb circulating the small lake and it's contents. Never met Keith Wiess but he's a gem after exploring here!

We were there a few days ago and my daughter and I had a blast. Aside from the lazy river, their…read moretubing slide is really fun. A lot of lifeguards who seem to be always on alert. They have a limited option for snacks so bring your own.

First time going to this center and my kids loved it! The entry fee varies if you're a woodlands…read moreresident or not but it's not bad compared to other aquatic centers in the city. We will definitely be back soon!

This is my Lulu favorite place to go. I've never seen a park so big. There are two sides that…read moreexpand across the street, and what I found out recently is that the schools used this park for soccer games and baseball. Now, that was a pleasant surprise for Lulu and me last Saturday. We stayed sitting at one of the tables, watching the games. But there's more here; it's a children's playground, several trails throughout the wooded areas, and the paths are cleared of debris. It's a really clean park, the tables aren't stained. There are plenty of garbage cans throughout. It's plenty of parking; even on Saturday, when the park was packed, we still got a place. I like that the big trees block out more of the sun, giving Lulu more time to enjoy her walks and being nosy. As you can see in the picture, there's a little bookhouse, and I bought some books the other day to drop off. That's the least I can do, my way of apologizing to the ducks and turtles for Lulu barking and wagging her tail at them.

I use to hike at this trail for about 3 years consecutively. I loved the scenery and the nature;…read morehowever 2023 was my last time attending this park because there's a lot of snakes there since the park connects to Cypress Creek. I was hiking alone on a trail once in 2023 and a light green snake rose from the ground and intensely stared at me. This snake was taller than me and I'm 5'6 for reference. The specific trail I was on was connected to the playgrounds. This was a terrifying and honestly traumatic experience; but I wanted to share my experience as a warning because I know lots of people bring their kids and pets there. Please be safe if you choose to go; but no matter how beautiful it is I can't recommend due to safety issues concerning the wilderness. I only walked away from the snake incident unscathed by the grace of God.