I've played here multiple times now for mostly tournaments. The courts are the cushion x material…read morelike we have at Austin Pickle Ranch so it's easy on the knees and help you keep playing longer. The facility is well maintained with plenty of space to hang out, plenty of restrooms for everyone, and even a small mezzanine area for spectators. There's a bar in the back, the staff is helpful, and the facility is clean. Not much that I can complain about.

Great new indoor pick ball court near Katy mills/Katy Asia area! We came here with a small group,…read moresince it's been really cold in Houston lately! The worker Jason was extremely nice and accommodating, since we've never been here before! He explained everything to us and how it works, overall this place is HUGE and super beginner friendly for those just starting out--like me LOL.

Dang! I wish I knew this place existed a long time ago. Perfect place to play pickle ball in…read moreHouston, especially if outdoor courts don't agree with the weather. Clean interior and friendly service. Plenty of courts to play on and good community of people that range from beginners to advanced. If you are first time, you need to scan a QR code and fill out a bunch of stuff to join. It was $10 for me to join a 3-6 pm slot (as of Jan 2026). Since the slot was in this sort of increment, you get your best value by coming right at 3:00. I pulled my calf muscle in one of the games and they had ice for me. That was nice. Thank you! There is an area for kids, sort of, but not much to do. It's just an open space that's the size of half a court. It has a few crane machines and chairs to lounge on. I recommend them adding a small play set or bounce house for kids. The parents can then set them loose and have fun. Will definitely be coming back!

Diamond Boyz was a nice surprise to know they were very close by. I visited on a Saturday morning,…read morethinking this place would be packed. However when I walked in at 10am, there were only 2 other folks from my group hitting. The whole facility is brand new and took the spot of "Treasurez 4 Less" previously. It has a golf simulator and a fully stocked bar too. I also saw a private room for parties, a backdrop to take pictures at and a few claw machines. Great for kids and crowds and those who aren't there for pickleball. The courts themselves are pretty standard but there aren't any court dividers, easily having your neighbors balls interrupt your game. Still the courts are very nice. I used the Court Reserve app to register for a spot on open courts. I paid and got my receipt via email but to my surprise, when I checked-in in the morning, the dude said I didn't pay yet. I showed him my receipt via email and let me through. Perhaps this is a problem that hasn't been ironed out yet, and non of my friends had the same problem. I'm glad the guy was gracious and polite about it, but it came as a hiccup that shouldn't have been. If you're super serious about pickleball and care about DUPR and ratings, this place isn't for you. However if you're in it for a good time with friends, with easy access to alcohol and other fun things. This is a nice place to spend a few hours. Pricing is $8 at the time we went, lets hope they're able to keep it up.

Found this place nearby and we decided to give it a try. This place is set up similar to Anytime…read moreFitness where the doors are locked and a key fob is needed to get in. For us, we were there for open play, which we reserved in advance for $3 per person. They have paddles to rent and balls for purchase. They also have a selection of drinks available to buy if you didn't bring a water bottle. There aren't any workers onsite, but there are cameras everywhere. They monitor everyone that comes in. Out of the 9 total courts, 6 were available for open play. There are baskets organized by DUPR levels where you can reserve your place in line with your paddle. The games can move fast depending on who you're playing with. But with any open play setup without workers, there were definitely some people who abused the system and played "forever" games when they played for an hour straight on the same court. This takes away playing time by other people also there who actually follow the rules. In total, there were about 50 people there for free play when we went. We were able to get our questions answered when we called them, and they also reached out to us when they saw us on the cameras that we were confused in the beginning on how everything worked there. Overall, a great concept and the execution of it wasn't bad. But unfortunately, there was no enforcement of the rules when it came to hogging the open courts which skewed our experience more negative.

Facility looks good, but most of the courts are unplayable due to walls 18 inches from the…read morebaseline. Good place for beginners, but intermediate/advanced players likely won't enjoy the courts! Looks like they have room to fix it, if they decide to do so. Until then, I won't be back.

Probably the best courts I've seen to play pickleball…read more The courts have excellent traction. The color coding is also very vivid and not as confusing as other competitors. Lighting is excellent. Complimentary PB balls are available in every court. They also keep the facility Very cool with air conditioning. They have 8-10 courts. It's membership only. No open play. There are 4 tiers of membership. 4 visits. $59 plus tax plus 11-2p unlimited. 8 visits. $79 plus tax plus 11-2 unlimited 12 visits $99 plus tax plus 11-2 unlimited Unlimited $129 plus tax. Plz inquire within about memberships. The employees are all very friendly who constantly check up on the members. Greetings upon arrival and goodbye and thanks upon departure. They also provide complimentary water and paddle grip wrappers to members.

The courts are pretty good here. However, color coding is very bad and lighting seems to be an…read moreissue as u get these glares from above, which distracts shots. Also certain courts seem to be darker than others as far is lightning. They have 11 courts to play on. I have notice they usually 3 are reserved, so that still leaves about 8 to play open play on. Check in process is simple. Just scan and go. And place your paddles, till it's your turn to play. Turnover is pretty fast.

Great experience playing pickleball here. There are 11 courts total. The check-in process was…read moreeasy. We waited until it was our time for our court to be open. Courts and nets are new and well kept. The indoor lights are bright and similar to other locations I've played at. There are vending machines to buy drinks and snacks if desired. There are also benches and chairs to sit when waiting. Huge open parking lot to park. This place is tucked inside a large building and the storefront is towards the middle of the building face. Overall great courts and experience.

Normally this place is an enjoyable family venue. I was there today though and the young lady next…read moreto me had a shirt on with explicit wording in it, and not discreet. Her shirt had in big bold letters "fuck off" on it. I was extremely disappointed to see that not one representative from the establishment approached her to say "this is a family venue and there are children here".

My local bowling alley. It's quite large and usually packed on the weekends. The place is a bit…read moredated but that adds to its charm. The rental shoes are a bit worn out but that's to be expected. The prices are fair I'd say and there's usually never a wait for a lane despite how busy it gets.

This park is great. Our kids loved it! Especially great for elementary and up. There's even an…read moreexercise area with workout machines. There are also a bunch of bird houses so you can hear a lot of birds chirping in that area. 3 playground areas for kids (and adults) to play, swing, climb, rock, and slide to their heart's content. There's even a music area with xylophone type instruments and mallets to make music.

Beautiful playgrounds and workout equipment but why is there no drinking fountains for people or…read morepets? It was built by the MUD but no drinking fountains. Seems odd to me since there are pet poop bags available and trash cans. Th There is a pavilion,BBQ area, fantastic playground even covered, workout equipment,poop bag stations, trash cans bit no drinking fountains. I even love the plants there.

Fabulous pocket park in west Houston. This is NOT attached in any way to Cullen park further down…read moreSaums. Separate playgrounds for older and younger children as well as swings. Exercise equipment for adults. Huge covered pavilion with electric outlets and large grill. Trash receptacles and separate containment for pet waste at regular intervals along the path throughout the park. Ample seating. Security cameras posted throughout the park. More parking would be great. Only minor downside is no toileting nor hand washing facilities on premises.

Cute park with small walking trail and bbq grill. It appears no reservation is required to utilize…read morethe pavilion. Convenient dog stations located through out the park. Nice playground for the kids.