Great park for kiddos 3+ limited parking. This park was easy to locate. Very clean and well…read moremaintained grounds. If you love disk golf i highly recommend enjoying the course. We met our friends here on a Saturday for a playdate, Around 10am. I do recommend getting here early for good parking. I wish there were more shade near the swings. However, my kiddos had a great time running around.

I'll stop here sometimes when I'm in the Woodlands area to walk around and get clarity. Pretty…read morecool the Woodlands has this. Has a circle path, dog park, basketball court, tennis court, picnic areas, and a playground for kids. Quite clean and kept up well. Not much else to say. Wish it was a bit bigger and had more walking trails but it serves it's purpose well.

This is one of my favorite parks in the area. I like that I didn't have wood chips because those…read moreget inside the shoes and hurt a lot. I'm happy that they have the rubber flooring, because it's easy for hits to climb up and down and they don't have to worry about anything getting in their shoes. The bright colors are fun and they have ample seating and picnic tables and a covered sitting area. I definitely would recommend this park.

Dog park review:…read more This park is great if you want some space for your dog to roam/run around in. I believe the dog park for big dogs is 2 acres (?) or something like that. They have kiddie pools you can fill up with water, over by the hose to the side. There is a fire hydrant that mists water when you press down on the button. There are benches/places to sit throughout the park, with the largest being the gazebo at the front, near the fence. If you ever want to host some sort of puppy gathering, this would be the place to do it. Plenty of room!

Pretty spot for disc golf and walking. We did half the 18 holes and then walked the rest. It runs…read morealong Cypress Creek. Pretty scenery.

This place is fine for frisbee golf, but not for anything else. A friend and I took our 2 dogs…read morethere and the terrain was treacherous at times. There's a ravine with water below on the frisbee golf trail. Not safe for animals. I don't plan to return.

Good trails takes a couple of trips around to squeeze out a mile. Watch out for the straw covered…read morehazards because they can sneak up on you. One thing if you're not familiar with the area, don't go off the address on Yelp or the internet it takes you to a subdivision. Go to google maps and look for it there then touch it on the screen, that's how I finally got there. There's no signage to let you know your there.

Beautiful newly built park. Disc golf course, hiking trail, picnic tables with roof kids play…read moreground. Very nice wooded area.

The Houston Cistern at Buffalo Bayou Park is not only an amazing piece of Houston history but also…read morea wonderful structure to tour. In a city that is known for tearing down and paving over so much of our history, it is wonderful that this was saved and has been made into a place that visitors can visit and experience. I went with some friends from Kingwood on a Photo Walk of the area, we were lucky that the light and sound experience was still going on, each column in the cistern has LED lighting that changes to the tune of some aethereal music playing silently, the acoustics of the cistern make it sound so beautiful and mesmerizing. When you purchase your ticket online you choose one of the available times, upon entry they give you 30 minutes, the time passed quickly. Be ready if you are taking pictures or better yet, a video. Smart phones work great but you might consider turning off auto focus and just focusing manually if you know how because when it gets dark for a moment and then the lights come on most cameras auto focus has to search for focus so it goes in and out of focus. When you leave, there is a skateboard park up above and worth some time for taking pictures of the acrobatic skating going on.

What a time we had at this fabulous event. The weather was bad earlier that day so by the time we…read morearrived it was still a little bit damp. The event was called Diner en Blanc an all white exclusive event, with pictures, food, live bands, fashion shows and more. Their catering was ok but for 100 pp for food is a hard no for me. The group we were with was ok had higher hopes but that's the ultra friendly side of me talking It was at buffalo bayou park but because of the rain lots of people (Angela) clothes were filthy There was nothing missed, our people showed up and showed out. The live band was very good, music for all age groups. Now our people forget what copy paper white looks like, they clearly said no off white, beige, cream, egg shell but they had all shades of whitish

This is one of the better parks in the Conroe area. It offers plenty of space for…read moregatherings/parties. Pros: SJR - runs along the edge of this park and has multiple spots for you and the family to hang out and cool down from the summer sun. We take our kids multiple times a month and they love it! Playground area - very clean and this set is awesome for bigger kids but isn't fit for young toddlers. There's also a workout area with all types of equipment if you're looking for a good free workout. There's also a basketball court, horseshoe area, soccer field, walking trail and frisbee golf course (18 holes). Pavilion - The large pavilion can be rented out and is located conveniently located near the parking lot. Seating areas - there are several shaded picnic areas throughout the park with grills. Cons: Location - the traffic in this area is starting to pick up quickly so exiting this park can be a daunting task especially during the hours of 4:00pm to 7:00pm. Also if this area is known to flood easily! If you're looking for somewhere free to take your family and enjoy the outdoors check out McDade park!

It's a good place to spend time, with kids also. This park is located in Conroe city.read more

Really fun little park. Weren't many people there so we kind of had it to ourselves but it was…read morestill a good time.

It's a beautiful park to take the kids to. It's well maintained and is nice to walk around. They…read morehave a dog park, a pool and a playground!

#12th Annual Nature Fest was simply awesome. There were so…read moremany activities, especially to keep kids occupied but nonetheless there were many for adults too. The stage shows by Dave Salmoni, #Davesalmoni, the other nature adventures , the story time, even Billy's birthday were great show times. Not to forget the lots of food truck options available. Thanks Yelp for this first event experience. Am one who thinks reptiles are too slimy and...you know..but my view changed. I not only touched an anaconda, but small python too and it felt like a moving leather purse :) . Dave walks in the aisle while he shows his collection of wildlife with oh so much love and care. And, he has some great educational tips about conservation. Actually all programmes repeatedly stressed the importance of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, including the beautiful Macao ! There were more shows where they spoke about gators and crocodiles, birds of prey - this was really awesome with the birds flying over our heads, and more.. The Bridgeland park actually belongs to a community and so be careful not to tread on private property but there is soo much woodland, lake and trials to walk around and simply enjoy being one with nature. For kids there was grappling, virtual reality, face painting, story telling , ofcourse the birthday with free stuff distributed, the Hungry Caterpiller books, the fun character dressings, kite flying, pottery and so much more. And then there was outdoor lazer tag, virtual reality room and so on. The food trucks were a huge treat. Can't wait to go back next year.

Oh my my; now here is a real gem, but it's complicated. Superb trails which are wide including some…read morepaved. Spectacular scenery in the form of lakes, trees, creeks, hills, bike trails, benches galore, educational signs along side the benches, numerous bridges, docks, overlooks, picnic benches, disc golf, etc! The walking trail part says 1.1 miles from the start (it starts at the disc golf, just stay right as you go out of the parking lot towards the road bridge on house haul). Don't be fooled. If you go to the very end and back along the entire lake (by the way there is a completed trail the whole way, it's a hard packed gravel down the nature trail through the trees, and a sidewalk along the n bridgeland pkwy back), it's more like 5 miles. Do it in google maps if you don't believe me. Good part is there are 3 turn around points along the nature trail that go back a diff route, 2 go back into the disc golf then back to the lot, and the 3rd is the big bridge that crosses the lake a little more than halfway down. Tons of birds and various animals all along the way, paralleled on both sides by a creek and a lake with occasional spectacular views. One bike trail goes to a beautiful opening at the fork of cypress creek and little cypress creek. I took the stroller down it to see the amazing view of a dam (see my pics). The catch and reason why I won't give it even 4 stars: all this hinges on a controversial privacy policy in that they have big signs that say it's 'private property and for residents only no trespassing'. I've read from some google reviews that some park goers have been shouted at and basically shooed away. But they sounded like professional photographers, which would attract attention I guess. So that's disconcerting. But the grapevine says apparently this is recent and bridgeland is privatizing this formally public park. Maybe it's because they've invested a lot of money in making it nice with tons of benches, educational signs, disc golf, well maintained and immaculate trials/foliage, bathrooms, canoes, etc. I'm not sure if those things were here before these new private signs went up, but it wouldn't matter if it's off limits now. If you throw a birthday party or have some massive gathering here, I can see why they may say something if it's private. But if you just walk the trail I find it hard to believe you would get gestapoed. Sill, I'm quite annoyed that bridgeland is taking this snobby stance, but seeing how some people treat parks I guess I can sympathize. Take away 2 stars from the xenophobes for attempting to keep the proletarians out of this trumped up park. People want to appreciate this place, not harm it, don't be such pessimists!!

Poor management. Have been a member here for a while, as it is convenient being in The Woodlands…read more Definitely some racist individuals here. I have been charged unfairly in the past and have caught two individuals trying to charge me for things that are supposed to come with my ONE membership. One of the managers even came at me questioning me about using a rental set, asking where my clubs were. Have had consistent problems here for no reason.

The GTW is a Club Corp owned property. We joining in October of 2017 shortly before moving to the…read moreWoodlands and have not regretted our decision one bit. The courses are in great shape and well maintained as our the driving range, practice greens and chipping and putting areas. What separates the club from the rest is the staff. From the pro-shop to the outdoor café to the Tavern restaurant the service is first class. They go out of your way to make you feel special and ensure you have a great experience. I have yet to go to any other clubs in the network but I can only hope they are half as good as they are at the GTW.