It wasn't too bad. It is good for small parties not much space and if you plan to dance there is no…read morespace for that. Just a place to gather and celebrate something simple.

The Twisted Oak Event Hall is the best experience I have ever had. My grandson had his best 7th…read morebirthday party held there. His party was a paint party. Everything needed was supplied including the little easel to display the painted picture. The party was fun even the parents stayed and visited while the children interacted with each other. Cathy Is the event coordinator and once you give her your party theme she makes it happen. She has many party packages to chose from. The holiday season is coming soon and I would imagine you may want to have a safe and happy party. Cathy told me she has weddings, baby showers, birthday party, just about everything you need she has tried to make happen. Thank you Cathy for all your making a perfect day for my grandson.

Everything is 5-star service here! They are the very best at taking care of their members and…read moretheir families, making each person feel taken care of and welcome. Attended the Easter Brunch and a few events recently with my family and received truly exceptional service Thank you, LYC

Spent the afternoon with family on the water. Nice stop for a birthday lunch. Great service…read more Beautiful views of the Yacht Club and the marina. The red snapper, fish and chips and chicken quesadillas are delicious. If you are lucky enough to know a member, they also have a delicious Sunday brunch.

Thank you Liz and staff! Your professional and your always being available to answer any question…read moreno matter how big or small is much appreciated! If you are looking for a beautiful setting to host your wedding, we highly recommend Bay Area Museum!

So here's the thing, I'm really torn on how to rate this place. This is my conundrum: I'm all about…read moresupporting local historical landmarks (especially when I know they're run on peanuts). I see immense value in the upkeep of these places and I know they bring value to the community. The problem with this place is it just kind of sucked as a "museum". There was really no rhyme or reason to the "artifacts" it was a motley crew of random odds and ends that locals had donated. Even the woman working (although I bet she just volunteered), didn't have a lot of info or insight on the displays. There were some random tea pots, a display with some NASA posters, an old Chinese robe, and some ceramic buildings. According to the plaque outside this spot had been the location for a pretty cool archeological find but I didn't see that very prominently displayed inside. The high point was probably just walking around this old church which had been built in 1901 (I'm pretty sure on the date but could be off). It was really gorgeous for being so tiny. There's a small chapel to the left as you walk in and the right is where the displays are, in what probably served as a hall. The building can be rented out for events. Price of admission is free and donations are accepted. If you're even mildly interested in history and old buildings and you happen to be in the area I'd definitely recommend stopping by for a few minutes (trust me, a few minutes is all you'll need). Just keep your expectations semi-low and you might be pleasantly surprised.

A "sorta' co-worker got married here…read more It truly is a large home with a marina for a back yard. It really isn't conducive to groups larger than 40 or 50, but the bride some how got some round tables inside a dining area and a communal living space that had no light. It truly seems to be adhering to its original design. The marina set up is a bit tricky, especially when the bride is 2 hours late and the guests are left to observe boat owners playing, cleaning, and drinking beer and swapping lies. Thank goodness my bar is always in my purse... Note: travel to the hotel where the lady ran over her cheating husband, and there's a street that runs along the side of the property; that street takes you right to the "mansion."

Kemah Gardens is a dream venue for wedding filmmakers!…read more As a wedding videographer, I can't say enough good things about this place. The entire property is a cinematic goldmine -- from the serene pond and romantic bridge to the lush gardens and beautiful indoor reception space. Every angle at Kemah Gardens tells a love story on its own. The staff is beyond accommodating and genuinely cares about making each wedding smooth and stress-free, not just for the couple but for every vendor involved. Their team works hand-in-hand with us to make sure we capture every special moment perfectly -- and that kind of support makes all the difference. If you're a couple searching for a hidden gem near Houston, or a vendor looking for a venue that values collaboration and creativity, Kemah Gardens is the perfect place. Can't wait to film more love stories here!

this place deserves 10 stars. Beautiful venue for any type of event especially a wedding. the…read moreowners make sure that everything is perfect and they stay involved. the place is stunning and the grounds are beautiful. Easily a 10 out of 10.

Upon my initial visit, I had the pleasure of commemorating the 100th birthday of a resident who has…read morelived in Seabrook for many years. The establishment boasts a rich history and features an outdoor monument with fascinating vintage photos.

This is a historic building. Dating back in the 1900's... I'm too lazy to read the history board on…read morethe front. I was here for Polynesian Dance venue. The building was very well-maintained. There aren't a lot of parking spaces in the attached lot. I parked across street in the police department lot. The building is surrounded by a manicured yard. On the side of building, it has a Pelican Path. Just say it's a happy place to pose with people height cement statues. It opens from sunrise to sunset. This made a perfect place for a cultural venue for the summertime. Let the breeze of Clear Lake flown to my face. That experience is never felt in Houston. My only pet peeve is lack of bathrooms. If you really really have to go, Citgo on the other side of 2nd Street should be sufficient. If you are interested about my evening spent at Seabrook Community House, please visit my blog. http://iyelpalot.blogspot.com/2016/07/polynesian-venue-in-seabrook.html

Was here for a wedding. This place used to be fabulous but it now needs a major facelift. We got…read moredressed in the "bridal suite." The little closet they have is connected next to the restrooms and you can hear all the toilet flush. The A/C was cool at all the other areas except for the bridal suite area. It was so hot in there wearing our bridesmaid dresses with full make up on! There was no place for the men to get ready. Back to the restrooms, the handicap stall was locked the entire time we were there and couldn't find anyone to unlock it. Kitchen prep area was pretty big. The reception area was big, with huge dance floor areas. The glass windows all over let you see the beautiful view of the bay outside. Gorgeous view of the sunset too.

I went and visited The Admiral as my first place for my wedding reception. It has an amazing view…read moreof Clear Lake and is really nice on the inside. Danielle showed me around and was really accommodating and friendly. There is this really nice balcony area that would be great for pictures. You can also do your wedding here so people don't have to drive around. The dance floor is built in and I didn't like its placement but I am sure many people are not that picky about that kind of thing as I am. They have a huge area for your catering people to get set up. When I visited they were turning their office into a bridal suite which I am sure is really pretty now. There is also a separate room where you could set up your buffet or use as a kids room or a bar room which is great! I had this great idea that instead of leaving in a limo after the reception you could leave in a boat taxi! And Danielle said that it could be arranged. There is now a restaurant downstairs that has bands on Saturdays so you may want to go visit on a Saturday evening to see how loud it is. That could also eat up a lot of the parking that is there. A great thing is you get the whole place for the whole day, no sharing! Makes everything run a lot smoother. They have a list of preferred vendors if you want some help but I believe you can bring in anyone for your catering and DJ/Band. This was not the place for me but would be a great place to have a wedding and/or reception! Definitely taking a look at if you want to get married in the Clear Lake Area with a water view.

We had our wedding on March 9th here. Lisa is a gem to work with! The place hosted about 90 of our…read morefriends with no problem. I would definitely recommend this place for any occasion. Very easy to work with and has a variety of options. Thanks Lisa!

Hosted our daughter's fifteenth birthday party here last night. We were pleased with the…read moreexperience and the atmosphere, and count the evening as a success. We would definitely consider hosting another event there and would recommend it to others. The facility is well set up and can handle its advertised duties, but the real story is the service provided by the staff. The staff and DJ did a great job of accommodating our party. We brought in outside catering, selected our own music, and spent a long time transforming the facility with a different look and feel. In short, we were particular, and the staff worked very well with us and all the parties involved to make it a success. My daughter and I selected music and I built a slideshow. Chris, the DJ (and either the husband of the owner or co-owner, I didn't ask), did a great job of working the music together to make a great program. We selected some music that wasn't traditional for a teeny-boppy party, and he sequenced it beautifully to engage the entire audience - even the grandparents were dancing! We also changed the program slightly during the event and again he kept up very well. If you are bringing in your own music and slideshow, make sure you follow Chris's directions so that you get the results you are looking for. I brought a few different file types of the slideshow in case there were difficulties playing one on their computer, but there weren't . The food and beverage accommodations are good, although we did not prepare food there, nor did we serve alcoholic beverages. We had dining catered by Gina's restaurant of Clear Lake, and they worked well with the Enchanted Gardens staff. We had a few family members arrive after the dinner was cleared, but the staff reheated and served them food. The service we had included sodas, tea, and water. For an additional fee, they served coffee. About the only drawback is that the facility is a little hard to find. We had a few guests that had difficulty finding the place. There are several factors for this; first is its actual location. It is situated in a strip shopping center that doesn't look like it would accommodate an event facility. Secondly, there is not a sign by the road, so finding the exact entrance in the dark was a little challenging. Third, it appears as though some search engines (including google/yelp) appear to show this near FM 517 even though it is near 146 (some 30 minutes the other direction). We learned of this from some very persistent guests. I hope to submit a request to fix this, but I would highly recommend that you include a map to the facility or directions with your invitation.