I'm new to the area, moved here recently to be closer to my kids. We all went to the pool yesterday…read morefor Splash day and to get our summer passes. Thoroughly enjoyed our swim!!! Plan to make frequent visits throughout the summer!!

I have bee going to this pool since I was a kid every summer. Now that I have children of my own I…read moreget to share the fun. Ann the lifeguard is a very sweet lady. She takes care of the pool when know one else will. Should also make sure to watch out for me and the kids when I'm by myself. One once to play (6) and the other one just learning about Big Pool (2). So I get pulled in 2 different directions. I hope one day they will have a swim team or swimming lesson here again. This is a great pool to learn.

The overall experience was incredible! The lifeguards seemed very professional and I felt safe…read moreleaving my children there under their control. Highly recommend!

memberships are $112 for one non-resident individual... As a financially restricted young adult, I…read morewanted to be able to be active and practice my diving, but there's no world in which someone my age could casually afford that :(

Since hot muggy summers are a thing in Houston, so too are community pools such as Willow Pool,…read morewhich is located in the heart of Meyerland. It is low-key, easy to miss, neighborhood gathering spot that is perfect for groups, families, and solo swimmers. Looking for a dip from the heat. Folks who are part of the community will be able to enter without charge. Everyone else pays $5. Parking is available on site but is limited. Once inside there is plenty of seating to accommodate different groups and sizes. Like most community pools, there are teenage lifeguards who are very attentive and provide breaks throughout the sessions to keep the pool behavior in check. I appreciate that they're doing a solid job keeping an eye on things while still helping cultivate a laid-back atmosphere. The water is clean and there are lots of youngins running around. A big tip would be to bring a fly deterrent and bug spray just in case. Try not to sit near the trees as those tables are subject to get inundated by flies. I made the mistake of bringing a lot of different foods which in turn brought on lots of bugs. Overall this is a solid neighborhood pool spot. The $5 admission won't break the bank and it's cheaper than many other Community pools. It's hardly luxury, but it is a convenient and affordable option. Pack lots of bug spray and be weary of flies.

diving boards, clean lifeguards. nice picnic area. hascgrills and basketball courts if you had…read moreyour fill of the pool

We had a great time attending a friend's 6th birthday party here. The kids all had a lot of fun!…read moreThey just remodeled the Noah's Ark area earlier this year. There was no actual swimming in the Noah's Ark area because the water areas are all shallow, so it's a place where even babies and toddlers can play- just need to watch out for kids running around and still need to watch the really little ones to make sure they don't drown.

She was really disrespectful. She was like you know I work for tips, I meal was $13.38 and I left…read moreno tip because am poor with no job on top of it, so don't come up to me and ask for tip lady it very disrespectful and wrong you get paid no matter what. Also want to say that my sister is military and that's how she got treated. And that's how they're going to treat their US Coast guards. I feel like they deserve a one star.

Great night time basketball spot. They have free play…read morenights for 7$ I believe BUT it is first come first serve for the courts and generally it's pick up style. You can maintain a court if you have a big enough crew though. What we did

The Dub Sports zone is an amazing facility. We were happy to find such a facility close to where we…read morelive. HOWEVER: "Team needs to be a team. They need to practice together so that they can better understand other team members game". These are my 11 years words when he was totally frustrated just after 2 games. Yes, there is a practice (two teams together) once a week in which they are taught a bunch of exercises/ drills. After that practice, 2 teams can play a short friendly game, but no one cares to build the team. So, a few of the kids lost interest and stop coming for practice and after few weeks they stopped coming for games altogether! I went to talk with administrative staff over there and I asked about lots of kids are missing in practice and I was told that they can not force them to come which I understand. In return, I asked them how do they build teams? The answer was we focus on the core, not the team!! You can try building your team if you volunteer as a team coach. After a little debate, he agreed with me and told me that he will send a GroupMe message which was never sent out. When I see their games, it feels like a bunch of strangers got together and taking a ride towards downtown. They all want to go there but all are busy doing their own things. They all are individually great players but as a team, they are equally bad. So in conclusion If your kid has a bunch of friends playing the same sport and all can go in as one team then it is a great place to get a tremendous confidence boost because on the other side there won't be any team but a bunch of kids trying to dribble and pass with some blind trust that something will happen. To the management: 1. Seems like fundamentals of team sports are lacking from administrative staff on the front desk. Maybe they are doing an amazing job for admin work but not sure if parents have an issue they are capable of understanding or not 2. We did multiple seasons at I9, One sports nation, YMCA. They don't have an amazing facility as you do but they were able to build teams and teach how to compete, so maybe partnering up with them might be a good change 3. Parents spend money and time to see and enjoy their kids play and compete. Which was the case in the other sports camps which I mentioned earlier. My kid's teams lost 2 seasons and won 3 championship games but we enjoyed all 5 seasons. So please have that respect instead of only building core give them something better - strategy 4. If you want to see an amazing league check out Lamar Little League(baseball) down the road on George Park. They have brought the true spirit of the game and generations are playing there, our kid's coach used to play in LLL in his childhood 5. Check the attrition rate in your teams and have some proactive approach that why kids/parents are abandoning half-season!!

Great playground with lots of slides and climbing for my 4yo! It's also not too big, so I can…read moreeasily watch my kiddo and find her! They have plenty of swings (6) and 2 baby swings with nice AstroTurf so you're not stuck in mulch. They have 3 covered pavilions with 2 picnic tables underneath each one. There are also several benches surrounding the playground for parents to rest and watch their littles.

Located somewhere behind Jolibee and McDonald's. This park offers a fun area for your little ones…read moreto climb, slide, and swing. The playground is still in good condition and almost nothing was broken. Isn't it nice when things just work? They have public restrooms and disc golf. Restroom was somewhat clean.

Our experience with Quest pools was exceptional. When I began to research pool companies, Ryan and…read moreQuest pools were the number one referral from neighbors. From the moment he initially met with us, the customer service provided and attention to detail was outstanding. The pool project he created for us fit our home aesthetic and our entertaining life style to perfection. The pool and extension of our outdoor kitchen was so perfect and seamless, it looks as if it was built during our original building process. Also, I would like to add that the contractors Quest pools employs are honestly some of the best and most meticulous crews I've ever seen and we've been through two home builds. They were so hardworking, friendly and kept the construction areas so organized with minimal damage to the remaining parts of our yard. In conclusion, not only was Ryan extremely hands on at every step of the construction process, he was also very communicative; delivering a weekly project schedule keeping us informed with any changes or updates. Ryan handles his business and clients with a sincerely transparent approach and a moral compass that are appreciated when investing in such a large purchase. He delivers an impeccable high quality service-his pool designs are like art . We highly recommend him to anyone seeking a pool builder with amazing customer service. On a personal note, Ryan is so funny, kind and caring, truly great person to do business with!

Ryan is absolutely, hands down amazing!!!!! He is on point with everything! We got so many guys to…read morecome over and bid the pool and Ryan was the BEST! He is very hands on and knowledgeable. Efficient, fast, perfection! Clean lines like I wanted. Everything went perfectly. 30 days it took! 30 days! And that was with a snag on our part and a rain delay! Pretty incredible!

Great facility, one of the nicest in the Houston and surrounding areas. Staff and management are…read morewonderful and super easy going! Would recommend for any soccer enthusiast to come and check out!