Lakeside Park – they have a great little kids area.Alden Bridge Park – always a lap lane open.Falconwing Park – one meter diving board and an a lap lane during open swim.Shadowbend Park – there is a fun splash pad here.Bear Branch Park – summer camps are held here, so from 10-12 the pool is pretty packed.Ridgewood Park – the baby pool is fully accessorized with fun, including dumping buckets.Creekwood Park – features a slide with 90 degree turn.Sawmill Park – Features a climbing wall and diving board.The pools are located in the following villages: ( ) Each pool does have one day a week it is not open, for cleaning and training of personnel, but all information can be found online. As a Woodlands resident, I think the season pass is a great deal. The Splash Guide is another great reference tool ( ) that summarizes the specific information for each pool, as well as provides general information such as the township pool schedule and admission rates. There are one or two public pools in each of The Woodlands Villages. I keep this in my car all summer, because there is never a park too far away. One of my favorite reference tools in the summer is the Parks & Pathways Map from The Woodlands Township. Some are the small “pocket” parks that offer a swing set and a slide, and others offer basketball courts, multi-purpose fields and pools. The Woodlands Township has almost 130 parks available to residents. Each pool has it’s own personality and something a little different to offer. We moved here in late July a few years ago, and my kids and I hit 10 of the 14 pools before school started. Believe it or not, there will come a point this summer when we are no longer dripping wet and it will be hot. In the spirit of all things wet & wild, I wanted to share information about all of the pools in The Woodlands and other water parks close by.
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