The Village of Cochran's Crossing The Woodlands Texas
The third village to be opened in The Woodlands Texas
The Woodlands Texas Village of Cochran’s Crossing was founded in 1983 and named after the Cochran family in Montgomery County that once co-owned the Grogan-Cochran Lumber Company and much of the timbering land that became The Woodlands location of The (then) Woodlands High School. Like Grogan’s Mill Village, Cochran’s Crossing was also named after the Grogan-Cochran Lumber Mill. Cochran’s Crossing is located in the lower mid section of The Woodlands, just above Bear Branch Sports Fields and the huge, Bear Branch Park / Sports field are nestled in northern edge of the heavily wooded village. Bear Branch Park includes a 2018-renovated Dog Park (one for larger dogs as well as one for smaller breeds), illuminated tennis courts, skate board/trick bike / wheel friendly area, the whale pool, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, picnic areas, a hockey ring, and the Township’s Original Recreation Center. This expansive, established village (1983) is the home of The Woodlands Country Club and the 27-hole Palmer golf course. Exemplary schools, several large parks, and a village shopping center make Cochran’s Crossing a very centralized and convenient location for family living.
Village Cochran's Crossing Amenities
Schools in Cochran's Crossing
The Conroe ISD schools in Cochran’s Crossing include Galatas, David and Powell Elementary schools (both grades K-4), Collins Intermediate School (grades 5 & 6) and The Woodlands High School (grades 10-12). Several large pre-schools and child care centers are found within Cochran’s Crossing. The Village of Cochrans’ Crossing is in the Conroe Independent School District.
Shopping Cochran's Crossing Village
Cochran’s Crossing Village Center features a Kroger Signature store, CVS Drug Store, Skeeter’s and several restaurants, professional offices, neighborhood services, banks, shops and fast food eateries. The Cochran’s Crossing Village Center is located at the intersection of Research Forest Drive and Gosling Road. Google Map
The Woodlands Texas Village of Cochran’s Crossing is just about an 8 minute drive West of I-45 and within the boundaries of Gosling Rd, Research Forest, Kuykendahl Rd, and Woodlands Pkwy. Inside this pocket you will find family favorite restaurants, grocery stores, parks, recreation centers, and so much more! Some restaurants include Torchy’s Tacos, Nektar Juice, and Honey Baked Ham’s to name a few. If you are looking for desserts, you can try Marble Slab Creamery, Gigi’s Cupcakes or Twisted Sugar to satisfy your sweet tooth. Bear Branch Park is the home of The Woodlands Recreation Center and also features a barrier-free playground and two “bark parks”. Shadowbend Park also includes a swimming pool, playgrounds and play-fields. There are 21 public parks in the Village of Cochran’s Crossing.
Village Cochran's Crossing Parks
Neighborhoods in Village Cochran's Crossing
Amberglow, Ashlar Point, Bridgeberry, Capstone, Capstone Forest, Capstone Pines, Castlegreen, Chancery Place, Cochran’s Bend, Cochran’s Green, Copper Sage, Copperknoll, Forest Lake, Forrest Ridge, Golden Sage, Havenpoint, Hayden’s Run, Hollymead, Huntington Woods, Lake Pointe, Lyric Arbor, Meadowmist, Mystic Lake, Palmer Bend, Palmer Crest, Palmer Point, Palmer Woods, Shadow Lake Forest, Shadowlake, Shadowpoint, Silvershire, Somerset, Stone Springs, Summer Stonecroft Wood, Summerstorm, Trillium, Sylvan Forest, Teal Point, Turnstone, Waterford Bend, Wedgemere, Wyndspire.
Village of Cochran’s Crossing Residential Services
Cochran’s Crossing Village Center features a Kroger Signature store, CVS Drug Store, Skeeter’s and several restaurants, professional offices, neighborhood services, banks, shops and fast food eateries. The Cochran’s Crossing Village Center is located at the intersection of Research Forest Drive and Gosling Road. Google Map
The Village Associations are separate and independent organizations that provide civic and social opportunities. The Village Board Member listings can be found in the Village of Cochran’s Crossing Association website.
The Woodlands Village Guide
The Woodlands Sculptures
The Woodlands is home to one of the largest collections of public art in the State of Texas. From mosaics and sculptures to a growing collection of art benches, there are many pieces to view, and enjoy. Make plans to visit the various mosaics, sculptures and a collection of art-benches, to view, enjoy, and of course, have a sit and a selfie!
The Woodlands Public Parks
Public Parks offer a wide variety of outdoor activities. A public park in The Woodlands is a short bike ride, or a nice stroll away along a nearby pathway. Wheel Friendly Parks are located in several villages, and the softer surface of Millbend Linear Loop in Grogan’s Mill Village is favored by joggers.
The Woodlands Public Art Bench Project
The Woodlands Public Art Bench Project allowed local, national, and international artists to add their own flare to Town Center by contributing a custom built bench. The Woodlands Art Council oversees the benches up to installation prior to handing them off to the The Woodlands Township for the foreseeable future of said benches.