Amenities
3 Swimming Pools, 13 Playgrounds
Walking Trails and Tennis Courts
Shopping
Golf – Visit the Greatwood Golf Club website here for golf course rates and info, tournament info, or information for weddings, banquets or meetings.
Salons/Spas/Barber Shops- Visit one of the many salons, spas or barber shops in the area to pamper yourself, or to get ready for that big date.
Restaurants – Whether you’re seeking a casual or formal dining experience, whatever you’re looking for can be located close to the Greatwood Community.
Playgrounds
- Recreation 1 – 7225 Greatwood Parkway
- Recreation 2 – 8802 Greatwood Parkway
- Recreation 3 – 1241 Shadow Bend
- Knoll – Knoll Forest Drive, pass Rabbs Bayou
- Crossing – Maple Run and Deer Hollow Drive
- Forest – Azalea Bend and Forest Bend Drive
- Forest – Garden Brook and Great Pecan Lane
- Stonebridge – Deerbrook Drive and Lauren Way
- Brooksmill – Cross Trail Drive, between Terrace View Drive and Shady Bend Drive
- Brazos Bend – Lavender Field at Rockway Court
- Manor – Northwoods and Birnam Glen Drive
- Fairview – Winding Brook East at Twining Trail Lane
Pools and Tennis Courts
- Recreation 1 – 7225 Greatwood Parkway
- Recreation – 8802 Greatwood Parkway
- Recreation – 1241 Shadow Bend
Pocket Parks (No Play Equipment)
- Crossing – Maple Run and Deer Hollow Drive (Behind playground)
- Vistas – Quiet Pond and Silent Willow Lane
- Fairway Vistas – Grand Terrace
- 3 acres Park – Shadow Bend & Winding Brook East
Activities
Brazos Bend State Park
Brazos Bend State Park, approximately 28 miles southwest of Houston, covers roughly 5000 acres, with an eastern boundary of 3.2 miles fronting on the Brazos River on the southeast border of Fort Bend County.
This was the area of Texas’ first Anglo colonization. It was purchased by the state in 1976-77 and was opened to the public in 1984.
George Observatory
A front row seat to the stars! The George Observatory, located about an hour drive south of Houston, within scenic Brazos State Park, is a satellite facility of the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
The Observatory houses three domed telescopes; a Challenger Learning Center for Space Science Education; a meteorite exhibit featuring fragments of several famous meteorites!
George Ranch Historical Park
Journey to a place and time where cattle and cotton are king, and Texas is a country all its own. The Park aims to educate people of all ages about Texas history and the region’s unique heritage, through programming that connects and inspires learners of all ages. Visit the George Ranch Historical Park and discover the treasure of Texas traditions.
Visit the George Ranch Historical Park website by clicking here.
Sugar Land Parks & Recreation
The City of Sugar Land Parks & Recreation continues to provide opportunities for recreation, through high quality public spaces and parks.
Visit the City of Sugar Land Parks & Recreation website by clicking here.
