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Wake Station Cable Park

Wake Station Cable park is perfect for water sports enthusiasts. Water sports such as wakeboarding, waterskiing, wakeskate, kneeboard, or bodyboard for beginners are taught here, at the same time, experienced riders can also practice and enjoy here. For participants under 18 years of age, the parent or legal guardian is required to sign a waiver. Booking has to be done one hour prior to arrival, walk-ins do not guarantee a spot. Overall, Wake Station Cable Park is a great place for adrenaline junkies and for young kids to learn and enjoy time with the family. Read More

The Waterpark at Riverstone with lushly landscaped swimming complex and waterfalls is a resort-style community pool. It is located within the Club at Riverstone, a recreation center for Riverstone residents. The Waterpark is equipped with twisting water slides, spray elements, a zero-entry lagoon, a splash pad, and a pool with shaded lounge seats. It’s a popular spot to cool down and relax in the summer.

West End Pocket Parks are situated at Galveston island’s west end and hence the name. There are two beaches – Beach Pocket Park 1 and Beach Pocket 2. Pocket 1 is lower in facilities and crowds. It is a fair choice for those who enjoy simple entertainment or is looking for some quiet time whereas Pocket 2 has more facilities such as restroom, showers, and changing rooms. You can also enjoy the ocean view from the sun deck.

Westbury Community Garden is a community garden in Houston that spreads across 7-acres of land. It is one of the largest and a successful community garden in the Houston area. The main agenda for the garden is to educate people about good nutrition, organically-grown produce of vegetables and fruits. With more than 60 organic garden plots, 3 orchards and a tree farm it also has a farming training program. The community garden also organizes various events and volunteer programmes making it a gathering place for the community visitors. Read More

The WhoaZone at Rosharon is an inflatable on-water obstacle course where kids can run, bounce, and slide through. A range of activities in different levels of difficulty is offered here. These include low-intensity floats or challenging, tough obstacles, hurdles, and balance beams. Participants of the course must be 7 years or above and at least 45 inches tall with good swimming skills. Other than the obstacle course, guests can also enjoy a game of volleyball, swimming, and Paddling here. Read More

Wildcat Golf Club is located in Southeast Houston and comprises of 'The Lakes' and 'The Highlands', two of its uphill 18-hole golf courses. It is popular with professional teams and offers spectacular downtown Houston views. Wildcat Golf Club is designed by the established golf architect, Roy Case and both the courses have elevation changes of up to 100 feet. It has Bermuda Grass greens and tee times are available all year-round. It also provides golfing lessons to all age groups with professional instructors. Additionally, Wildcat Golf Club has a driving range and a grill restaurant with a bar and is open for events' bookings like birthdays, weddings, bachelor parties, etc. Read More

Wildlife Carousel is located in the Houston Zoo and is hand-carved and painted. This unique artwork is made of the animals that are found in the zoo-like armadillo, giraffe, and lion. The carousel plays music from around the globe and is a fun ride for kids and adults alike. Wildlife Carousel is made of 64 animal figures and two chariots. It is a four-row carousel of about 48-inch platform diameter. Any child or adult over 42” is allowed to ride alone, while those below need to be accompanied by an adult. A part of the earnings from the carousel goes to the zoo’s conservation efforts in helping save the endangered species. Read More

Located in Hermann Park and a section of the McGovern Centennial Gardens the Woodland Gardens is a perfect place for the bright blooms as the garden is filled with Azaleas, Camellias shade-loving ferns, and Native Texas Trees. It is a secret shade garden with a deck and a patio, and a large waterfall. The various plants that are grown here originated from Southeast Asia and Europe like the Blue Mistflower, Blue Ginger, Summer Snowflake, and are a successful, transplant into the semi-tropical environment of the city. Visitors can enjoy the shade in hot summers in this beautifully designed Woodland Garden. Read More

An orthodix synagogue located in the heart of southwest Houston, the Young Israel of Houston has been a community that provides exciting activities for the Jewish people to bond and unite as a community. The Young Israel of Houston is a warm and welcoming committee that is filled with Jewish families from all over the world. They base all principles on the philosophy of the Torah that teaches them self growth and development.