This is a small, community pool and playground area. The area is for neighborhood residents only,…read morethe pool inside a gate with an adjacent playground outside the fence. Inside are some good size picnic tables under a pavilion, lots of grassy area for kids to play, lots of pool furniture to go with the medium-to-small pool. The pool goes from 3 feet to about 5 feet deep, no diving board or anything else. Great for kids to splash around and great to cool off on the summer days, but not much more than that. The hours are 7a - 10p during summer, there are restroom facilities inside the pavilion plus a couple of rudimentary grills for cooking. The community association will let you reserve the entire pool grounds in 2 hours blocks with advanced notice (some restrictions apply). Great for private kids parties, etc. The playground is in a small area but has well kept equipment for kids to play on. There's half a dozen or so parking spots right there on the street (NO OVERNIGHT PARKING). You have to have a key issued from the POA to get in the pool grounds, guests are allowed in reasonable guest-to-resident ratios. Among the rules are that kids under 18 (I think) must have an adult present. The grounds and pool are always well kept and clean. It more than fits the needs of the community, just not whiz-bang enough for a higher rating!

As a homeowners association, I am not impressed. Yes the annual dues are very low, but our…read moreneighborhoods are paying the price. Our fencing around outer streets are falling apart and after speaking with there office it is clear the don't care.

The pool is filthy and there was piles of some kind of dirt at the bottom of it. I am now sick…read moreafter using it for the first time last night. Disgusting. The locker rooms are gross and old and look like they're from the 60's. The only hand dryer there doesn't even work. The lockers are totally rusted and bent, my locker got stuck and I was barely able to get my bag out and hurt my hand. This place needs a total overhaul. I wouldn't recommend coming here unless they actually start cleaning the pool, and that's at the very least of what they need to do.

My cat died last night. My stress relief is running, but since it's thunder and lightning outside I…read morewent here for a run. 45 minutes into a fast pace 70 minute run, I took my top off and ran in my sports bra. After the workout one of the trainers felt the need to come over and try to shame me about it. Nice dude. Nice.

This is an awesome event center. I love that when my organization can bring in food parties and…read moreother events that we have held. The prices are very reasonable and the service is great. The is a gift shop and there is other things to get into.

This relatively new and beauuuutiful gym opened up within the past year, and I would've been so…read morehappy to have a gym like this when I was a student! Its clean, shiny, modern design allows a lot of natural light come through the windows. There are rows and rows of cardio and weight machines, free weights, several benches, maybe 3 squat racks on the first floor. There are also several basketball courts that double-times as pickleball and table tennis areas too. Head to the second floor for an indoor track separated with jogging/walking lanes that tour around more cardio equipment + an area to stretch and do free weights/floor exercises. Fans of group fitness classes will have to pay for semester passes, but they have endless choices of yoga, circuit training, cycling, pilates, bootcamps, and even tai chi classes, plus those specifically for older adults! Members of the community (non-students) can also nab a membership here too, so it's a great choice with an amazing price to stay active! My first visit with my dad today really impressed me and I can't wait to come back for another workout next time I'm in the area :D The 2nd floor is definitely quieter if you like your space (and colder!). They keep it well ventilated with the AC and Big A** Fans (that's a real brand, I'm not joking). Views through the large windows are great with fields in the back (you can spot families of deer wandering around!) or big blue skies in the front if weather permits. Lots of free lockers with locks to store your stuff. The restrooms are clean, and the lockers have several showers too. There's apparently a small sweat towel service! And you can check-out equipment like basketballs at the front desk too. Personal training is also available. There is also a grab and go cafe at the first level and tongs of nooks and places to sit and study. There's no dearth of plugs either. Free public wi-fi. You can find indoor study rooms and outdoor patios with tables on the second level to hang out and work on things. *dreamy sigh* Downsides I can think of: no swimming pool. And they close really early Friday-Sunday at 6 pm~ UH Clear Lake students get free membership, but otherwise community members can start working out for $25 monthly. A parking badge/slip is $5 monthly (giant parking lot). Only 2 guest passes per semester. If you're just in the area, a day pass is just $5-- check it out! ^-^b

Very happy I'm able to brighten other kids for Easter Sunday during hard times for other family…read morethank you for all you do.

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