This is a top notch park, with a one-of-a-kind amenity I have not seen at any other Woodlands…read moreparks....a BMX bike track. If you have a kid that likes to ride a dirt bike (non=motorized), this is your park. This park is right next to Coulson Tough Elementary School and is the main park used by the Village of Sterling Ridge when they have village wide events. It has a nice play pool/water park, tennis courts, soccer field with one goal and a pavilion and plenty of picnic tables. Overall, this is a great park. 36' x 48' pavilion with electricity Restrooms 75 parking spaces Ten picnic tables Three barbecue pits Play area Two lighted tennis courts One soccer field BMX dirt track course Three barbecue pits One bike rack Children's Swimming Pool No separate baby pool. Interactive play structure with a family slide, tumbling buckets and spray features Two drinking fountains Kids Play Area & Swingset Play area suitable for kids ages 5-12 Pavilion size: 36' x 48' with electricity Skateboard/Bike-Friendly Swimming Pool * Two-lane swimming pool * Lap lane during open swim * Pool is zero-depth entry to five feet deep * Very large shallow area Tot Lot Play Area Play area suitable for kids ages 2-5

I live this pool!! Such kind, responsible, and well mannered staff. I will bring my kid here every…read moreweek from now on!!

Absolutely love forest gate pool it's aways clean doesn't have any little kids peeing or bandeges…read moreon it because it's pretty deeps so little kids stay in kid area restrooms are to clean but they are to a exseptabel standerd and ussaly very private.

Memorial Northwest is a great community. We have been here for just a few years, and everyone we…read moreencounter is warm and welcoming. This is a neighborhood that has a feel of real community. Memorial Northwest also has well-rated schools including Theiss Elementary and Doerre Intermediate School. The quality of schools translates well to the character of the kids / youth of the community. It also has great amenities like the community center, which houses a great swimming pool and park. Also, great quality stores in the neighborhood to do all of your shopping. All in all, I would highly recommend Memorial Northwest to anyone considering moving to the Houston area.

Pool is awesome , great facilities and very well maintained. Idk about the other reviews here but I…read moream Hispanic and heavily tattooed as is the Mrs and we've never been treated with anything but kindness and respect . Been living here since 2016.

YMCA is a great place to workout. Staff is friendly and helpful. The pool is kept clean. I love…read moreswimming laps here. They have excellent group fitness classes too. It is a warm place with lots of smiling and laughter. I highly recommend The YMCA for anyone. It's wonderful for singles, couples, families, and seniors. If you don't belong, you should join right now! :-)

Why 1 star? Because these are the worst softball fields I've ever played on…read more --- --- --- This review is purely for the softball fields. In looking at some of the other photos, I honestly did not even know the other parts of this park even existed. I have been here several times for softball games and practices and that's the only part of Alden Bridge that I've ever seen. Why these fields are the worst: 1) I've played on slow pitch softball for almost 20 years and 95% of the fields I've played on are a standard 300 feet from home plate to the fence, or very close to that. At Alden Bridge, there are two co-ed fields with about a 200 foot fence and a men's field that's about 400 feet. Why is this terrible? Because on the co-ed fields, decent players constantly hit accidental home runs that result in outs once you've hit your limit (1 & 1-up). While I've only played co-ed here, I cannot imagine that the men's field ever sees any home runs because there are probably plenty of MLB players who cannot hit a softball over these fences. 2) To try to prevent too many accidental home runs, men hit with a rubber ball. If you don't hit it completely square, you get a lot of backspin and bad mis-hits. For the infielders, they have to play hops very differently, as the balls jump around like they are on a trampoline. 3) Like virtually every other square inch of the Woodlands, just beyond the fence on each field is a heavily wooded forest. So not only are home runs hit all the time, but it's difficult to find the balls when you try to retrieve them. When we were taking batting practice one time, one of our guys got stung several times by yellow jackets when he was trying to find some balls out there. 4) The outfield grass, especially on field 3 is a permanent swamp land. It's incredibly dangerous how muddy it is out there and it doesn't matter if it's rained or not within the last week. I've slipped and fallen flat on my face several times when trying to chase down a ball. 5) While it was only one time, before one of our games, the toilets were all backed up and the bathroom literally smelled like a sewage plant and the floors were covered in brown substance. Maybe it was just dirt, or maybe I basically just waded through a pool of poop to get to the urinal... which was also backed up. 6) Unless I've totally missed it somehow, there are no concessions available, which would be nice and a way for the park to make a few bucks. If I'm asked to somehow find a positive with this park, the one thing I will point to is that there's plenty of parking available that is not in a danger zone to be hit by foul balls and home runs. Most softball parks have their parking lot within a few feet of the fence and it's inevitable to see cars constantly getting hit by balls. Here, that doesn't happen as the cars are pretty far back. But that is the only thing I can think of that I like here. After completing one season, I hope to never play at these fields again.

They love their LAX up here and it shows!…read more Softball/baseball, soccer, and community garden with plenty of parking at this nice Woodlands facility. And two great modern artificial turf, fully lined and lighted Lacrosse fields! My Tip: Bring a chair as there aren't any "bleachers".

Frauds. This place is a Batting Cage in that it technically contains nets where teams can take…read morebatting practice. This place is a complete scam for an average person looking for a Batting Cage to casually hit some balls for fun with friends and family. As the earlier comment expressed, they give you absolutely nothing except a space with nets in an unmarked building. No machines, no equipment, nothing. They basically partner regularly with travel baseball teams and sublet the open nets to unsuspecting customers expecting the standard batting cage experience. The website intentionally misleads with vague and unclear information. They have a strict cancellation policy to take full advantage of this scam. There are literally free nets outside in the park next door.

Great place for an individual or team to get some hitting/pitching work when the weather is wet or…read moreyou want a nice air conditioned workout. I played ball locally at Klein high school in 2011. I would've gone to the woodshed every night if it was open back then. They also have softballs/baseballs to use.

Rob Fleming Aquatic Center is one of the best community pools in the area, especially for the…read moreprice. The facility is always clean and well-maintained, and the beautiful surroundings make it a great place to spend a summer day. There are plenty of shaded areas throughout the park, convenient concessions when you need a snack or drink, and the location is easy to get to. I also appreciate that there are lots of lifeguards on duty, which makes it feel safe for families with kids. The biggest downside is that it gets crowded very quickly, especially on weekends and holidays. While there is a good amount of shade, there still isn't enough for everyone once the crowds arrive, and you'll definitely run into a few "shade hoggers" who claim large areas early in the day. If having a shaded spot is important to you, plan to arrive early. Overall, it's a great value and a fun place for families--I just wish there was a little more room to spread out during peak times.

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.

Great day for the family and the food was good. I would only recommend doing fresh guacamole for…read morewhat you have now is too processed tasting.

Regarding the Disc golf course (Finesse) -With the recent…read moreprice increase, we can justify there being permanent A and B baskets on the holes that have multiple positions. -Concrete pads to replace the rubber ones. Those things are a slipping hazard. -If there's construction around a basket, move it to another location. Hole 16 is a mess and the short position already exists. -One or two days a month where the rest of the property is open to disc golfers on the weekends. Cart rentals available to those rounds as well. -The last couple of times I've come to play, it's become more apparent that the new ownership is going to eventually do away with the DG course. The pro shop is desolate and hasn't been restocked in some time... -Course maintenance has diminished to near nothing. It's in poor form. -There was a brief time where it felt like the price increase was being met with a decent amount of course maintenance. That time has come and gone. The utter negligence to the disc golf side of the business feels deliberate at this point. Clearly you guys aren't maintaining relationships with disc golf vendors, aren't maintaining the course, and have jacked up the price to weed out the player base. Just pull the baskets and sell them off to those who want them. For what used to be the premiere Disc Golf course in the greater Houston area, this is an embarrassment.