So this is cool local home owner's association pool. It has lane markers and everything. Better…read moreyet, the skilled lifeguards will randomly call out and enforce adult swims. The only rub is that it isn't open until noon during the summer.

We tried this place but in 8 classes my kid can't swim, he was basically taught to float, which…read morebeing a boy with no body fat is impossible. If you look at the curriculum,it would take over 10 classes which would amount to over $2500. I suggest the YMCA which has a 13 week course and your child will be able to swim safely by the end. I would not recommend this place at all.

My son and I enjoy HSC so much! My son has enjoyed each coach he's been assigned to. Already done…read morewith Guppy classes and about to take his first float test! We're all very excited!

Love this pool! Great prices, clean, and secure with lifeguards on staff. The deep end of the pool…read moregoes to 12 ft deep! Wish the pool had a bigger grassy area for patrons to lounge and sunbathe on towels and blankets. Disappointed that they didnt have proper shower and changing areas in the restrooms. All they had were toilet stalls in the womens restroom. The city only offers two outdoor rinse-off showers for everyone to use. They probably made it bare minimum like that for safety reasons.

We recently took a day off and wanted to take our bikes out for a spin. After hitting Kitty Hollow…read morein Missouri City and Oyster Creek in Sugar Land, we decided to try to find Memorial Park in Sugar Land. Well, Siri had trouble finding Memorial Park. But she did point us to this one. It's an older neighborhood in Sugar Land and it looks like it's been there forever. But it's totally worth finding: - Well maintained bike/jogging trail that goes for a couple of miles - Skate park for the teenage boys in your family - Tennis - Baseball/Softball fields that are well maintained and used by the Little League - Sand Volleyball - A public pool The pool is pretty basic but it ranges from 3 to 12 feet and has 2 diving boards. It's also dirt cheap. Sugar Land residents pay $1 for kids under 18 before 5 and $2.25 for adults before 5, $0.50 for kids/$1.00 for adults after 5. Non residents can use the pool for a little more: $1.25 for kids under 18 and $2.85 for adults before 5, $0.65 for kids and $1.25 for adults after 5. We eventually found Memorial Park in a newer part of Sugar Land. But the pool at City Park is a good option for the summer if you don't have ready access to one in your neighborhood and the trails are well maintained. If your kids are into skateboards, the skate park has shade and looked pretty popular.

Memorial Park is my best 3 mile walk spot…read more I previously, before COVID I walked and ran 1-2 times a week. After COVID I only came here 1-3 times a year. My plan is to get back to walking weekly and start being able to run again. I really like the newest version of the walking areas.

I LOVE Memorial Park!!! I started running back in 2019 and this quickly became my go-to spot for my…read moreweekly runs. The running trail is roughly 3 miles and it's a LOOP! Plus, it doesn't cut through any roads (so no stopping at traffic lights or fear of getting hit by a car) AND bikes are not allowed!! This makes it the perfect place for runners to get lost in their thoughts while getting 3 miles in - at least, that's what I like to do. Haha! Recently, they did a bunch of restoration work and have opened up a cute little pond area along with more trails to explore. These are great for walking and getting to enjoy nature without having to leave the city. Additionally, they've added a LOT more parking which is nice, however it's not free. Even the old lot that I always used to park at (the parking lot located in front of the outdoor pool) now requires you to pay. To avoid this, you can park at the lot next to the baseball fields (what I usually do), but it's almost always full. You can also park at the church behind the fields, just as long as they're not having a service at that time. The tennis courts also have some parking, but that's also usually full. If you're brave enough, you can try to parallel park on some of the streets that go through the park.... But I find that to be pretty risky with all the constant movement occurring everywhere. If you're looking to enjoy some nature without having to drive super far, definitely consider coming out here! Bring some friends, a picnic or go for a walk/run. There's something for everyone here!

Fourth of July holiday shenanigans!! we arrived as a party of four during the holiday. The area…read morewasn't crowded. I like how they stop selling tickets after a certain number of people that way it's comfortable for everyone.. several drink options are aThe venue featured various drink options and food trucks. Although I had a few drinks, my partner and I chose to eat beforehand because we were unsure if food trucks would be available due to the holiday. The team at the bar was very friendly, providing great drink recommendations, and other staff members consistently came around to collect empty glasses, keeping the area tidy. We reserved a cabana, which was a great decision, especially when the rain came later in the day, as it kept us covered. There was plenty of seating available around the pool and in grassy shaded areas away from the pool. Bathrooms and showers were also accessible if you wanted to change clothes. One suggestion I would make is to have a more diverse music playlist. While the venue advertised that pop music would be played, it didn't always match the preferences of everyone there, especially given the diverse group of guests in attendance. Also, make sure to bring your ID; otherwise, you won't be allowed in. I had to make a trip back home to retrieve mine, even with a valid photo ID. If anyone managed to get in without an ID, please comment below and let me know! Overall, I would recommend this club.

The prices were really good and drinks were great! This was a cool adult swim club with different…read moreprices depending on the day that you go. Everybody seemed to have good energy and there was music playing as well. The servers were nice when we went to order our drinks. I will definitely come back again if I were visiting Houston. If you are looking to swim, this would probably not be the best place. This is more so a hang out swim club. They also have cabanas to rent, but the chairs and hammocks are free of charge and first come first serve.

Small park with standard playground equipment, picnic benches, seats and a paid swimming pool…read morefacility. It is maintained well and clean and pretty big parking lot compared to the size of the park.

This area is very nice for kids and adults. Super nice playground and pool. Staff is always so nice…read moreto the family and kids that attend!

Type shit. Great atmosphere, music and such a vibe. Saturday brunch was great. Bottom less…read moremimosas were delicious and our waitress was so kind and friendly

Wow. I am so surprised to see The Montrose Country Club in the middle of city. It's like an oasis…read morein a desert. So beautiful and functional. I was searching for a location for my birthday celebration at the turn of new year. Instead, I found a Sunday brunch location. I think I'll bring my friends over to enjoy the show one Sunday morning. If it was summer, I'd come next day to take a soak in the pristine pool. Unfortunately, it was freaking cold in Houston in January. I stayed at the bar instead. I can't wait to come back in the summer.

We stopped by here after visiting Blue Bell. My kids had a blast! The water was no more than 3.5…read morefeet at deepest point. Everything looked clean, water features/games were enjoyable for a variety of ages.

Location says they close at 7 but in reality they kicked us out at 6:20 exactly! Why put 7 pm if…read moreyou close before 6:30? And don't eat the burgers at the consession stand they are frozen and they warm them up in the microwave, tasted terrible!!