Indian Springs Parks sign, Village of Indian Springs, The Woodlands TX

Public Parks in the Village of Indian Springs

Indian Springs is one of the smaller villages in The Woodlands, and it has eight Township parks. Falconwing Park and Forestgate Park are the two village parks: each has a community pool, lighted tennis and basketball courts, a large pavilion and playgrounds. The other six are smaller, with four neighborhood parks built around play areas and two fishing ponds. Township parks are open from dawn to dusk, and lighted courts and fields stay open until 11 p.m.; the rest of the rules are on our Park Types & Rules page. The Township’s official Parks Directory has a page for each park with its hours and any closures; reservations are below. More about the village: The Village of Indian Springs.

Nearby, the Flintridge Drive Trailhead at 5171 Flintridge Dr. is the original entrance to the George Mitchell Nature Preserve; trails and maps are on our Spring Creek Greenway page.

Parks in Indian Springs

Playground with teal climbing walls beside a stone gazebo at Chandler Creek Park, Village of Indian Springs

Chandler Creek Park

11 Scented Path Ln.

Neighborhood park, about 2.2 acres, in the park system since 1998.

Tall trees shade a lighted 15-by-15-foot gazebo with electrical outlets, belt and bucket swings, BBQ grills and two playgrounds sized for ages 2-5 and 5-12.

Pond with a fountain and a wooden fishing pier at Deer Rush Pond Park, Village of Indian Springs

Deer Rush Pond Park

4601 Rush Haven Dr.

Amenity park, about 1.4 acres, in the park system since 1986.

A small pond with a wooden fishing pier and picnic tables near the water. Anglers release what they catch, under the Township’s catch-and-release rule. Rush Haven Park is on the same street.

Playground with a ship-shaped climbing structure at Falconwing Park, Village of Indian Springs

Falconwing Park

5610 Rush Haven Dr. (cars enter from Falconwing Dr.)

Village park, about 12.9 acres, in the park system since 1989.

The 25th park built in The Woodlands and home to Falconwing Pool. Its eight pickleball courts opened in 2023 as the Township’s first dedicated set; tennis and basketball courts, all lighted, and five play areas fill out the park.

Playground and paved path under tall pines at Forestgate Park, Village of Indian Springs

Forestgate Park

7505 S. Forestgate Dr.

Village park, about 9.9 acres, in the park system since about 2001.

Forestgate Pool is the home pool of The Woodlands Waves swim team, and a skate area puts the park on the Township’s wheel-friendly list. Lighted tennis (with pickleball lines) and basketball courts, a large pavilion and play areas round it out.

Stone gazebo with a teal roof at Hazelcrest Park, Village of Indian Springs

Hazelcrest Park

254 Hazelcrest Dr.

Neighborhood park, under an acre, in the park system since 2000.

Built around a teal-roofed stone gazebo 16 feet square, with a BBQ grill, swings with belt and bucket seats, and play equipment in two sizes, for ages 2-5 and 5-12.

Reedy Pond seen through the trees, with an angler on the far bank, Village of Indian Springs

Reedy Pond Park

4727 Woodlands Pkwy.

Amenity park, about 8.8 acres, in the park system since 1996.

A tree-lined pond with a fountain, posted for catch-and-release fishing, with no play equipment; a short path leads to the water. It can be seen from Gosling Road just south of Woodlands Parkway.

Playground with swings and a climbing wall at Rush Haven Park, Village of Indian Springs

Rush Haven Park

5050 Rush Haven Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 2.8 acres, in the park system since 1985.

The oldest of the village’s eight parks. Its swing set has belt and bucket seats, and the play areas serve ages 2-5 and 5-12.

Shaded lawn and gazebo at Trace Creek Park, Village of Indian Springs

Trace Creek Park

158 E. Wilde Yaupon

Neighborhood park, about 1.3 acres, in the park system since 1987.

The only Indian Springs park with a sand volleyball court, set beside an open lawn for picnics. It also has a lighted gazebo, BBQ grills, belt swings and play spaces split between ages 2-5 and 5-12.

Park Facility Reservations

Park pavilions, tennis courts and pickleball courts can be reserved online. Sports fields are requested through the Township's field request form, and pools and recreation centers have their own rental rules. Payment is due within seven days of the request, or the reservation is dropped.

The Woodlands Township Rentals & Reservations
Parks and Recreation Department, 2801 Technology Forest Blvd., The Woodlands, TX 77381
281-210-3800

Please note: The Woodlands' public parks are maintained by The Woodlands Township. Per Woodlands Parks & Recreation Dept. rules, "Younger Play Areas" are suitable for children ages 2-5 and "Older Play Areas" for children ages 5-12+.
• Read details on park regulations & requirements • Patron Code of Conduct

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