The Village of Grogan’s Mill

Grogan’s Mill opened on Oct. 19, 1974, the day The Woodlands held its grand opening, and it was the first village. It’s named for the Grogan-Cochran Lumber Company, which owned the land and ran a sawmill here before George Mitchell bought it. The village is in Montgomery County, and its parks and pool all have 77380 addresses. In 2016 Community Impact counted more than 5,100 homes and 13,412 residents.

Parks

The Township lists 12 parks in Grogan’s Mill. Sawmill Park, at 2200 Millpark Drive, has the village pool, basketball, tennis and volleyball courts, pavilions, grills and a playground. Tamarac Park, 1300 N. Millbend Drive, has a dog park, tennis and volleyball courts and pavilions. Grogan’s Point Park, 180 Grogans Point Road, has tennis courts lined for pickleball, plus basketball and volleyball.

Mel Killian Park, Pastoral Pond Park and Cokeberry Pond Park are fishing ponds. The rest are small neighborhood parks: Crossvine Park, High Oaks Park, Logger’s Hollow Park, Maplewood Park and Sunset Springs Park, along with Millbend Loop Linear Park. Every park with its address is on the Grogan’s Mill parks page.

Pools

Sawmill Pool & Sprayground, 2200 Millpark Drive, is the only Township pool in the village. It has lap lanes, a diving board, a water slide, a sprayground and a baby pool. Pools are seasonal, so check the Township’s schedule first.

Golf

Grogan’s Mill has three golf courses. The Woodlands Country Club’s Tournament Course runs through the village; the club is private. The Woodlands Resort, at 2301 N. Millbend Drive, has the other two, Panther Trail and The Oaks.

Shopping

Grogan’s Mill Village Center reopened with renovated shops in June 2025, two years after Howard Hughes bought the retail space. The Kevin Brady Library and Community Center opened in the village that September.

Schools

Grogan’s Mill is in Conroe ISD. Attendance zones change from time to time, so check a specific address with the district.

Village Association

The Grogan’s Mill Village Association meets at 6 p.m. on the third Monday of each month (except December) at The Woodlands Township. The village’s Residential Design Review Committee meets at 5 p.m. on the second Thursday of the month at Township Town Hall, 2801 Technology Forest Blvd.

• Grogan’s Mill Village Association
• Village association bylaws (PDF)
• Village of Grogan’s Mill, The Woodlands Township

Neighborhoods in Grogan’s Mill

Arbor, Autumnwood, Avana, Bristol Gate, Doe Run, Edenbrook, Elm Branch, Enclave at Mill Point, Fairway Oaks, Glen Mill, Grogan’s Point, High Oaks, Millbend Forest, Millbend Village, Millgrove, Mossrock, Pheasant Run, Rolling Links, Royal Fern, Sawmill Woods, Settler’s Corner, Star Fern, Stonemill Courts, Sunset Springs, Tall Forest, Tamarac Woods, The Retreat, Timber Top, West High Oaks, Wilding Estates, Windwood, Woodfarm, Woodmill Creek.

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!

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 allowed local, national, and international artists to add their own flair 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 Woodlands Township for the foreseeable future of said benches.