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    Space Adventure

    4.8 (12 reviews)

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    Jake B.

    Y'ALL! Let me put you on... I am so freaking sad I'm just now pulling up to this place. Colin & I recently discovered The Commons at Hermann Park and this park is IT! * The spaceship slide alone is a work of art - absolutely stunning and so fun. * Everywhere you turn, there are interactive things for kids (and adults ). * Our favorite? The water play features - the design is genius. It's fun, it cools you off, AND it teaches while you play. * The first time we went, it felt never-ending... and there's STILL so much more for us to explore. This is 100% our new go-to spot. If you haven't been yet, I'm sounding the alarm - get here ASAP!

    Hannah F.

    I don't have kids but this is honestly a pretty awesome playground. The space theme is true to its Houston home and invites kids to jump, climb, and slide down a maze of ropes, bridges, and slides. The space is super clean and has restrooms onsite. I have to say, I had a tiny of bit of (burning!) nostalgia when I noticed that they have a warning sign that the metal slides can get hot in the summer and direct sunlight (where are all my millennials at - IYKYK!)

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    David P.

    This has been under construction for a long time, but I finally saw it opened up! It's a cool little playground for kids from a few months old to about 13 years old. I ran through during a two mile run starting around Miller Outdoor Theatre. There are several kinds of slides, a small rock climbing wall, and plenty of shaded benches. There's even a water fountain here. Nice little spot in the park!

    JJ J.

    Amazing adventure park, for sure hands down the #1 best playground in h-town, right next to zoo, Japanese gardens, easy and scenic forest walk from zoo parking lot, highly recommend for all ages. Cool off on the water park next door, bring wet clothes!

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    Perfect place to play with kids and there's different areas for all ages. Really enjoyed our time there!

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    It's hidden well now but it really dope.. kiddo loved it; bring a baiting suit and towel

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