This park packs it in for being so tiny (and it is on the small side). You'll find:…read more -2 jungle gyms -tennis court -covered basketball court -small skate park -volleyball court -restrooms This place appears to be off the grid, couldn't find it on google maps or Yelp. It was deserted when I showed up with my kid but she never complains about having a park to herself. The location is pretty random but if you have a sudden desire to skate, play tennis and hit some slides all in 1 afternoon, look no further!

This pool is nice but it would be better if they kept the water temperature at 82F as they claim…read morethey do.

Average pool they only take cash for payment lol who the hell still accept cash only for business…read morepayments. Other than that 1 hr max swim no nonsense lap swim.

Great pool for the Village Grove community. Spacious swimming area and plenty of seating. The…read morechildren's pool has a neat water spouting toy that always entertains our niece. There used to be a diving board, but it has recently been replaced with 3 different styles of water slides which are pretty fun to go down even for adults. There's a patio in front that can be rented out for parties with two full grills, basketball and baseball areas, and a nice sized shaded playground also. Overall a great area with plenty to do.

Cute little park for Pipers Meadow residents…read more Community Center includes pool, tennis courts, playground and baseball field and a covered pavilion with picnic tables. This facility appears a bit dated/age. Looked on Zillow and this community was built in the early 1980s. We spent about 20 minutes here on a park bench enjoying the lovely weather. All in all, not the best but still nice.

A water park in YOUR OWN BACKYARD…read more This is a BRILLIANT IDEA!!!! We've been here before, but now I sit to pin a review. Manned by life guards, this cooling spot is IDEAL for the kiddies. Colorful water slides, water up to 4ft deep... this is a delight for the little ones. Families on have to have paid their HOA dues to be privy to the cool & relaxing waters. You're free to bring a lite snacks & other refreshments. Open during the week while school is out & on the weekends when school is in session... this is a wonderfully, great way to spend a weekend.

I really like this park. It is located in Pasadena. The complex is made up of three softball…read morefields. The park is very well kept and great for big events. My employer has a yearly softball tournament. The tournament usually has at least five teams and employees from all of the Houston area are welcome to participate. The event is usally a lot of fun with a great turn out. The park can definitely accomodate large groups as the parking lot holds at least 500 cars, the only thing is that it is some 200-300 feet from the fields. But, a little walking never hurt anyone. To rent the space you would have to call the city of Pasadena. A few years back, it was about $125 per field. But I heard from the this year's organizers it was about $450 for three fields. They also have a concession stand they open for events, such as ours. The food is not too expensive and the staff there is friendly. It's funny because every time we go play, I think of joining a league and play softball! Then, when I wake up sore the next day... I change my mind. They do have leages that play in spring and summer, so if you are interested, definitely look them up. I think it's like $290 per teams or something like that. Nice park, great complex and good ol' fun playing softball!

Softball time of the year for men, women, and coed teams alike. I give this park a three star cause…read morewhen playing the game we as most love to play the score boards are out and when you bring kids it's kinda a lot of adult time and not to much for a whole family to go and enjoy. The fields are well maintained and the umps are cool usually but as far as bringing the little ones to go not only watch but have something to do there's not really much. Pulling in the sign is very visible and you can see where to go, but the field are missing number and the bathrooms are okay I guess, they could be a lot better if I say so myself. The city could also add some kid friendly stuff to maybe bring out more families and kids when playing the game. The lighting is okay but usually there's a lot of folks out playing for teams who's around coming and going from games. We all have our opinions on things but I'll continue to go cause I love the game of softball.

This place is Honestly Amazing I love it so much their staff is respectful and they treat me like…read morefamily

Use to be good. Has gone down the drain. The reduced hours due to covid they are milking. Literally…read moreforcing parents to pick kids up by 530pm. Who can get off to get to South Pearland at that time? Then of course they are charging exorbitantate fees for that.The amount of fees they charge for even breathing now is out of control. They already close every other week for something, don't offer any proration to your rate when they close, and then have the nerve to serve these kids jail food. Literally charging a late fee for turning in registration papers late when the due date was on new years eve. Legit stated they won't prorated anything even in the state of emergency BUT they have severely reduced the quality of severice since the pandemic. The irony. Nikita's attitude is still horrible. Not sure what happened to the magic of this place. Fees for everything, bad attitudes, and the hours not even accommodating. I had to move my child.

My daughters started lessons with Nicole about a year ago at ages 6 and 2. They have learned so…read moremuch in so little time, I can only say good things about Nicole and her teaching style. My 2 year old was afraid the first day but Nicole helped her and made her comfortable. Now she asks to go swimming every day. Our 6 year old had taken a set of lessons at the YMCA beforehand but sharing a half hour with 5 other kids was not very productive. She a learned a lot more in the same amount of time with Nicole and her private lessons. She has now joined the local swim team!

My 3 year old has been in ISR since the age of 18months. This spring we started refreshers and I…read morerealized it is time to move to swimming lessons to learn different techniques of swimming. She also was no longer excited or interested in swimming with ISR. I found Nicole and my daughter attended her first lesson this week with her. I am so happy to see my child excited about going to lessons again and asking every 5 minutes when are we going back!