I was initially nervous from reading the yelp and google reviews. However, you have to come for…read moreyourself. No this isn't a turnt up club party type of place. It's extremely chill, and cool with great drinks and decent food. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. I truly enjoyed the surfing thing the girls were super helpful. The bartender was dope ! People were friendly. I honestly didn't have a problem at all. I seen a lot of racial comments, however I didn't experience it. I came from Memphis to Houston & decided to stop here on college station. No regrets. Don't let the views stop you from coming! Respect their rules and they will respect you. Yeah the commandants were a bit over the top reading cause they do seem to target a specific group but whatever just go to the club to do the turnt stuff. Overall, Good Vibes

Imagine coming here for years, paying a season membership and then being informed out of the blue…read morethey are only open two days a week now? What BS. Do not, I repeat do not get a season membership here. You are essentially being cheated.

TLDR: Nice park with a lot of amenities, including a miniature golf course and a swimming pool with…read morewater slides. Bonus: an egret island in the middle of the lake! Great park! The playground equipment is pretty standard but what made this park great is all the other stuff it's got going on. There was a musical area near the playground -- a variety of drums and things kids can bang on. I also want to note that the swing set had a high-backed adaptive swing with harness available for those that need it. Here's the best part (in my opinion). There is a miniature golf course here. How awesome is that and why don't more parks do this!? I've never seen that at any parks. You can sign out putters/balls at the rec center office (someone else posted a photo of the sign out instructions here). It appears to only be available Mon-Fri during business hours. Still, an awesome thing to have available. You can bring your own putters/balls if you come on a weekend. There was also a soccer court, tennis court, pickle ball court, football field, baseball field, and a pool with water slides. A lot to do here. Additionally, there was a birding surprise here. In the lake adjacent to the playground, there was a little island just packed with egrets. It was beautiful and unexpected.

Need a park like this in Hutto. The Taylor trail system connects this to the rest of the parks in…read moreTaylor. This one has a whole water park and pool, baseball fields, pickleball and tennis courts, a football field with a track, playgrounds, and more. This is a park of dreams. No city could ever get something like this in 2026. RIYL: A park you can do anything at

Barton Springs Pool is one of the top attractions in Austin, TX. If you live in Austin or visited…read moreAustin for an extended period of time, you likely have been to Barton Springs Pool. It is located in Zilker Park in downtown Austin. One of its unique features includes its aesthetically appealing surroundings...statuesque trees, lush greenery and a forest-like cluster of vegetation. It feels like you have been transported to a quiet country side. One of the popular aspects of Barton Springs Pool is the water itself. This spring-fed pool is super clear and natural looking v the standard blue chorine-laden pools. Another plus is the size of the pool, which is about 3 acres. Also, some folks like to sunbath along the hillside, take dips in the pool or simply engage in other activities pool side. During the summer months when Austin's temperatures can exceed 100°+, Barton Springs pool can be very welcoming.

Whether you like it or not, the Barton Springs Pool is a right of passage for all Austinites. For…read more$5 per person, you get all day access to a public 68-70 degree pool filled by natural water from Edward's Aquifer. You can purchase tickets at a kiosk on site or online. While there is a parking lot in front of Barton Springs, it still belongs to the city of Austin and shares space with Zilker Park patrons. Make sure you pay for parking--parking enforcement is strict! A few guidelines: -No food, alcohol or glass allowed -No animals allowed -Floats, waters and foldable chairs allowed When you're setting up for the day, the further you are from the water, the flatter the land. The closer you are, the steeper it gets. As much as I'd love to trust in the people of Austin, petty theft can still happen, so keep an eye on your belongings. As mentioned, some may enjoy the water, some may not. For me, no matter how many times I tried to get in, I couldn't last more than two minutes due to how cold and deep it was! There are supposedly some shallow areas, but I couldn't find them, and now, I'll never know...

This is my first here in a beautiful summer day. We arrived about an hour after opening. It is cash…read moreonly for entrance. $2 for children, $5 for adults. I think it is more geared towards toddlers or young children rather than older kids. This would be a fun time for kiddos under 10, but if they are great swimmers; unlikely. They have a plenty of lifeguards on site keeping watch. It is next door to a playground as well. You could spend all frat here relaxing, but you should bring your own chairs. You can reserve the patio area for parties as well. P

Great pool with slide and lazy river, and lots of lifeguards. Huge picnic area. Life jackets are…read moreprovided for the little ones.

It's a great little park if you want to make it into a picnic for the kiddos. Good amount of…read moretables and it's nice little spot that is free.

New schedule was implemented today. While I don't have issue with the schedule itself, I must…read moreexpress disappointment in what is suppose to qualify as "open swim" vs "lap swim." Apparently, "open swim" means head must be above waterline at all times & no swimming on ones back (albeit, this definition has ONLY been provided by one of the life guards & what constitues "swimming" is NOT defined in writing ANYwhere. Note: you can NOT swim with goggles & your head in the water during "open swim." It does not matter if you are the only one in the pool (as verbally stated to me by today's lifeguard). He insisted that the lifeguard on duty has the authority to enforce the rules (I don't dispute that), but the rules are not posted anywhere, consequently, how can I follow them?

For homeowners on Castlegate II, this is a great place to beat the summer heat. Plenty of deck…read morechairs, two cabanas and sheltered tables. Friendly lifeguards on duty. Nice for families with little ones. A nice place to do a few laps in the evening. Great addition to the Castlegate area.

I thought I better write a real review about the center since the other one on here is probably a…read moretroll and contains a very unintelligent story and foul language, beware! The center is easy to find located just off of Briarcrest Drive near the Wal Mart and Bryan High. They have a few really great slides for the older kids and a kiddie pool for the little ones, if you like to swim laps there is a designated time in the morning for this and even some evening hours at different points throughout the year. It is well worth the admission or even the cost of a family pass.

This pool is one of the reasons I stay in Bryan! This outdoor pool is open YEAR ROUND. The…read moresensation of swimming in 84-degree water when the air temp is in the 40s is amazing and not to be missed. Of course, doing laps in the cool water when the air temp nears 100 is pretty wonderful as well. The hours for lap swimming are great. The 25-swim pass for $25 is one of the best bargains in town. You can even sign up for their email list and be notified if they have a maintenance shut down or if their hours change. It's a terrific place.

Great spot. Not over crowded and they do adult swim every hour for 15min…read more It's cold, it's awesome. Don't go here, I like it.

Clean cold safe ,, lots of parking space ,, only $3 and $2.5 for seniors !! Close to restaurantsread more

Nice rural country club. (You can tell you're at a country golf course when the hole placard…read more markers have sponsorships) Good condition and interesting layout with nice topo that requires you to use most of the clubs in your bag. Lots of water and ice on the course which is helpful as the temps approach a hunskie. It is a good way to break up the trip from San Antonio to Dallas since the club is less than a mile from IH 35. Bonus was the course wasn't crowded and we made it around in under 3 hours.

Attended this venue for a military ball in late 2012. On first look, the place looks quite nice and…read moreattractive, though a drive for people coming from Killeen. First thing I noted was the complete lack of ample parking. Had to park my brand new car in an un-level grass ditch. (no other option once the parking fills up) They had numbers ahead of time so, they clearly new parking would be an issue. It wasn't like there wasn't enough parking for 10-20 cars, but more like 50+. To make it worse there was no lip, so you had no choice but to drive up onto the curb. They were ushering us onto the grass so it was clearly normal. Where to begin? We were told what a great deal they got with half-priced drinks. $7 a bottle for the cheapest beer. I think not. The food was cold, not a little, but really cold and none of it was remotely appetizing. I always finish my food, not this time. Asked for water because I didn't want to pay the theme park prices, I was given warm water. Now it wasn't just warm, it tasted absolutely horrible-- could not believe it. I was quite certain they put a bittering agent in it (not sure if this is legal but I hope not). Frustrated, and unwilling to pay the prices for drinks, I went in search of a water fountain or soda machine, assuming a country club must have one. I went to a little gym area they had that was immaculately clean, smelling fresh, and they have a great big tank of water complete with lemon and such. It tasted absolutely great. I am thoroughly convinced they put a bittering agent in the water and just served up awful food. The venue should be embarrassed of the level of the service they give. I always tell individuals planning events to steer clear! Is it a good country club? Heck, it looks nice, but don't put your wedding or other event here unless you want BYOW (bring your own water!!)