A curious thing happens at Lake Houston Wilderness Park, where proximity to the city gives way to…read morereprieve. Though it is close to Houston, the park is improbably remote, as if distance were measured in mood rather than miles. The warm breeze softens, noise recedes, senses are redirected. Toward birdsong. Wind through pines. The quiet rhythm of the forest. The landscape reflects calm. Preserved through the foresight of George Mitchell, the visionary behind The Woodlands (once the largest master-planned community in the world), the park is a legacy of thoughtful design.

I'm sure I'm going to offend some people with this review but let me preface it by saying that…read morehiking in the Houston and surrounding areas tends to be a "what you make of it" proposition because we don't have any nice bodies of water (sorry, a bayou doesn't count), mountains, waterfalls, or even a real hill. I get that and I am not comparing this park to the PNW, but even in the context of "It may not be the best place to hike, but it's the best we've got", this is a pretty unremarkable and boring park for hiking. I'm sorry, it just is, and it's not worth the drive unless you happen to live in the area and have no other place to go. The name of the park is Lake Houston Wilderness Park but you don't see Lake Houston from here and in the 10.5 mile hike around the Ameritrail, I did not see one single bit of wildlife- not even a bird. How does a park with so many trees not even have birds? I mean don't get me wrong, I'm glad I didn't run into any snakes or even a single mosquito either but how is it possible that even wildlife don't come to this park? For the $3 cover charge, at least I got plenty of exercise but I might as well been at the Houston Arboretum since it's closer and they actually have turtles and birds and such to see. This was just a long walk without any bathrooms or rest stops along the way and you can get that anywhere. I guess if you are there for camping or the other activity they offer, it might be worth it but if you're going to do that, why not just go to Brazos Bend where they have some interesting stuff going on too?

My husband and I have stayed here not only once but twice. The management are kind and keeps the…read morepark clean. They run everything smoothly here. That's why we came back. The delivery system is in place and simple. I highly recommend. It's a nice, clean, quiet place.

Super nice rv park and place to stay ! Great business service with professionalism. Way better than…read moreany other surrounding rv parks and worth the travel for work.

Finally made it out to Blue Lagoon in Huntsville, Texas. Vis was 10-15ft due to recent rain. 68° at…read morethe surface and 64° bottom temp at 25ft. They have an underwater rope course you can use to navigate from one side to the other. The waters color and clarity come from its origin. It was originally a Limestone Rock Quarry. Spring water has filled it up making this a good dive location. Another feature I found to be very cool for instructors is the large underwater decks. These are part of the course and make a great place to perform dive skills without disturbing the silt on the bottom. My dive site had an easy entry and exit. The depth ranges depending on the amount of rain throughout the year. This is a great place to teach new students, practice your skills, or train as a dive team. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Being this was my first time here they answered all of my questions.

I have always been curious about this place. Today I finally got the chance to go. I am not a diver…read moreso my perspective is limited to swimming. 1. I kept thinking when I was there that the city of Huntsville or some wealthy person should buy this place and fix it up. It has so much potential. Right now it is "rustic". Roads unpaved, covered picnic areas falling apart. It's a shame. 2. The water itself is like lake water. It's ok but not as lovely as pictures seen online. I kept thinking...at least no alligators! The term BLUE lagoon is misleading. 3. I understand that this is primarily a scuba diving place. But the attitude in phone calls and the employees was like you were second class Citizen if you were a "swimmer". Finally, I was the only one there! I guess $30 is way too much for what you get here. I enjoyed my swim but I will not return is

Basic camp grounds. Host Debra was friendly and helpful when…read moreI was setting up my tent solo. Facilities are older and need some maintenance but function as they should. Can't wait for the swimming area to reopen- I'll come try again.

Looking for a quick scenic hike? The trail around Double Lakes is a bit over a mile and has a paved…read morepath around two small lakes. It makes for a lovely afternoon stroll. The fee is currently $7 and you have to drive all the way to the back of the park to get to the trail.

This place is going down hill fast. I've been coming here for years, since I think around 2008,…read moremaybe longer. You would come in, pick your site, let the ranger station know and you were done. Now, since a couple months ago, they changed it to where "a computer" would pick your site for your, which would be good if all the sites were the same, but they definitely are not! Some sites are paved, some are rock, some long or short, some easy to get into, some not. They basically took your choice away! Before, if you got here and all the "good" sites were taken, that's the luck of the draw. Both times since they changed to this I've had to ask to change the site, first time, I couldn't get into the site if I wanted to. Second time they put us in a site we definitely did not want. Now, they put up a sign no drinks in the edge of the pool, no exceptions! A lot of people go to the pool, stand at the side, drink whatever it is, chill and have a good time. So now that choice has been taken away. I can understand glass containers, glass and pools don't mix, so punish those people! We have loved this place for years, but it's getting to where we don't like coming here anymore. Some of the employees are nice, some not so much. Some of the employees seem extremely lazy and are just here to talk and play. Mean while, the speed limit is 5 mph, I've seen people doing I think around 25 or 30. People have their kids and dogs walking around the park and I haven't seen much to stop that. But standing around the pool drinking whatever and having a good time, the managers said shut it down! I really don't know what's happening here. Just think hard before buying a membership. The memberships can cost thousands of dollars and they can make changes anytime, whether you like it or not, and you either have to deal with it or get rid of it. They don't care what you think! Anyway, have a good day.

We had the pleasure of staying here over the past weekend. This place is beautiful. The grounds…read moreare well maintained. There are so many things for you to do, whether you are coming as a couple, family, or even solo. They have a dog park, an activity center, tennis courts, basketball courts, miniature golf, a nice pool, and more. Each day we were there, there was a different food truck.

One of the prettiest RV parks we have stayed at. Truly enjoyed everything about this park. It's…read morehidden away, quite, right on the lake and everyone is sooo nice. The hospitality alone from the owner was amazing. You will never meet a stranger in this park. You are guaranteed to love this place. If you enjoy the sun and the water, this is the place to be. Glad we found this gem!

We stayed at Triple B RV Park for 9 weeks. We have a Dutch Star 43 foot . The lots are a good…read moresize. The location is very quiet with beautiful trees and a small beach front with a thatch roof pavilion. Plus a huge grassy area. We loved hanging out at the beach. Most days you will see people fishing from the dock. It is a small RV park with very little noise and good internet. Jeff and Sheri are amazing owners who are extremely caring and helpful. They truly care about the people who are staying at their park. They also keep the park very well maintained. Always seems to be a few full time RVers who welcome you to the community. There is also many part time or week-end Rvers. This is a place we will for sure come back and visit!

One of our favorite rv parks! It's such a natural beautiful place. Peaceful. Quiet. Nice pool, dog…read morepark, even a new Pickleball court! Game room. Pinball. Volleyball court. Club house. WiFi. Trails. Fishing piers. Lots of shade. No concrete!

Such a beautiful little park awesome game room with a retro vibe - I've stayed twice each time it's…read morebeen very quiet and relaxing.

A wonderful place for a peaceful family getaway, perfect for celebrating New Year's with my…read moredaughter. The serene natural surroundings, kid-friendly atmosphere, and inviting campfires made our stay truly memorable.

The sites were wooded and roomy. The owner, staff, and residents were all very friendly and…read morehelpful. The park has a store, trails, pavilion, and playground. It is also close to marinas, stores, and restaurants. The property is quiet and relaxing. The RV park is a great getaway.

Some friends and I went to the park to take wedding invitation photos and had the best time. We all…read moretalked about going back to hike because the Forrest was pretty and clean, trails not too difficult, and we had so many options to choose our adventure. We spent hours there trying to get as many varying backdrops as we could (including by the lake) and it was truly magical. Highly recommend for a full day in nature. Bring water!

Great place to start your camping trip with the family. Great hiking trails and great views.read more