I've recently move back into town and something I was looking forward to was to signing back up for…read moreLife Time. Obviously the monthly fee isn't cheap but it usually comes with the territory if you sign back for membership. Working out or spending time here is more of a lifestyle and the amenities it has to offer. There's always trade-offs and membership cancellation in pretty much anywhere you go can be an issue or challenge, but I find all things this place has to offer out-weigh any potential downside. With all that said I think its worth the money to be a member here. And I particularly enjoy hanging out at the pool on those lazy days.

I just got in from Maryland and was looking for a good gym to go to. I ended up at the Lifetime…read moreTennis at the Galleria Mall, and they sent me over here--it was only a 6-7 minute drive. I came in as a guest and Cameron helped me get signed up. She showed amazing hospitality and made the whole process easy. If you're ever in the Houston area, definitely come to this Lifetime. You won't regret it!

Cute park for children. There is an obstacle course that used to have a timer for the 8-13 yr olds…read more No, they don't specify an age range, but that is the age of children who like to challenge themselves on that parkour style course. There is also a Zipline style monkey bar that is really fun for that age child. The rest of the park caters more toward younger children. One valuable thing to know before you go is that half the park is sandy so plan shoes & clean up accordingly. The best thing about this park is that just outside the entrance to the park are restrooms & a filtered water fountain bottle filler. Very convenient!

What a lovely park! We spent an early morning here during a recent Houston visit and enjoyed the…read moresandbox area, toddler playscape and swings. The two things I loved most about this park was that the play area was fenced in (like most parks that you'll find in Europe - why can't that be the norm here?) and that the play area was heavily shaded. The park seemed both clean and quite popular - the longer we were there, the more families and kiddos rolled in. Parking is also easy peasy. Overall, a great park experience - especially for the babies/toddlers.

Our son has been attending summer camp for 2 years at St Luke's and it'll be his third year in a…read morerow. He loves the counselors, the activities and the environment. He has attended other summer camps in prior years but enjoyed St Luke's by far. Summer camp is a lot of fun, the pool is open, they have field trips every Friday and more. He enjoyed summer camp so much, that last year we decided to do after school there as well. They offer other activities as well, so he is taking Taekwondo and a science/stem class this semester (took tennis previously as well). He does his homework there as well. All in all, an awesome place.

Our kids love St. Luke's Summer Camp! They engage in wonderful activities, including yoga, tennis,…read morecommunity service events, and swimming. The counselors have been amazing and truly a positive influence on their development.

Cute park in West University with picnic tables, a walking trail and lighted tennis courts.read more

Great gated toddler play area with a green space separating that from a smaller 5-10 year old play…read morearea. There is also a picnic area looking over one tennis court. Never very crowded!

I've been coming to this park since I was a wee one, I won't age myself though. I haven't been back…read morein decades because I've had no reason to. Boy has this place been revamped. I have an 11 month old and it was pretty perfect for him. Artificial grass areas for him to play on with a small hill. Swings for little ones too. He had a ball. Lots of play structures, spinners, climbing, swings, most of the area is wood chipped. Nice coveted area to have a gathering - birthday, etc. The area is completely gated for safety. Parking on opposite sides of the street, don't park directly on park side. Don't block driveways.

My 3 y/o had a blast! We went after an early morning at the zoo he played On everything there was…read moresmaller fire truck area bigger play area AstroTurf swings climbing a pavilion and more. the play area is fully fenced in with lift knob doors lots of seating for parents bathrooms and everyone was very friendly and kind sharing toys and playing with the kids. My kid said he was ready to go that's how much fun he had he was wore out. Nice shaded areas and lots of street parking. Neighborhood is beautiful.

I came here for Sunset Bingo to take advantage of the nice (rare late spring) breeze,…read morewell-maintained greenery, and amazing prizes available. The Michael Jackson playlist serenading us from the Gaspacho's eatery was nostalgic. Even though the Sunset Bingo MC was difficult to hear while seated on the grass, the staff were more than willing to rearrange some tables to accommodate the growing crowd. On my way to the (super clean!) restroom I I saw that they had a reading room, which made me instantly fall in love! They also have an arts & craft station with materials free to use. There were many families with young kids enjoying the water playground areas. The fact that they have family reservations available lets me know that this park is well aware of its draw and appeal. Birthdays? reunions? book a spot! The nearby restaurants and easy parking are major pluses. Levy Park has a packed calendar of events so I'm bound to be back before the summer ends.

This park on Eastside Street is such a wonderful place to have in Houston. It offers plenty of room…read moreand amenities, including a dog park, an activity lawn, promenade, a children's park, pavilion, and an event lawn, plus restaurants nearby. With street parking in the surrounding area and clearly marked parking areas for the park itself, it's a pleasure to visit. As an added safety feature, they've got security that actively make rounds in the park and by the parking areas monitoring. There are plenty of tables at this park as well as areas for play. Stumble upon their games cart with a rotating supply of board games and strategy games to have some fun with friends or the kids, the art cart with some crafty supplies and the reading room which holds some books and magazines to borrow. They take donations too so you can reach out to them if so desired! The park is clean for what it is, and some areas have device charging stations along with free wifi. Their website also has a calendar of events to check out.

This park is hard to locate. The sign blends in with the neighborhood which will cause you to…read moredrive past this before you realize where it is. Only reason I'm here is cause there's tennis courts. My friend and I play every weekend here. Also a playground and a baseball field for practice. Not much else to say. The train tracks next to it is annoying due to the train tracks and the locomotive that shoots through. We'll still be playing here but keep eyes open for new courts.

Before the pandemic started, I used to play basketball every week. Since basketball isn't the most…read moresocially distant of sports, I've been looking for a replacement. Tennis has been perfect to fill the void. And I'm not alone in this as the popularity of tennis has skyrocketed since we started going through these weird times. Mulberry Park is one of several parks in Bellaire. It's a little tough to see from the street but once you spot it, drive all the way down and you'll find a spacious parking lot. Mulberry Park has three tennis courts which is more than the usual one or two you'll find at most parks. Serving like Federer is first come, first served unless you reserve a court ahead of time. You can do so for a small charge on Bellaire's website. Overall, Mulberry Park is a nice small park that also includes a baseball diamond. It's the best spot I've found in town so far for some tennis action!