Spring Texas is home to Splashtown the only amusement park in the Houston metropolitan area, Old Town Spring, Spring Town Center , The Barbara Bush Library, and The Centrum. Our many parks include Bayer Park, Collins Park, Cypresswood Golf Club, Klein Park, Meyer Park, Pundt Park (under construction), Southwell Park, and Spring Creek Greenway Project. This unincorporated Harris County region has a sense of community anchored in its roots of Old Town Spring an area originally inhabited by the Orcoquiza Indians, and later settled by German immigrants. The area known as Old Town Spring grew from its switchyard in the 1900’s which connected Spring to Fort Worth . Old Town Spring now pays tribute to its heritage with historic buildings, and home to 150 boutiques, galleries, wineries and specialty stores, and host of several events each year:

• Springfest, Wine, Art & Food Festival, Texas Style in March

• Celebration of Easter on the Saturday before Easter

• Texas Crawfish & Music Festival on the last two weekends of April

• Long Horn Rod Run on the last weekend of September

• Down Home Christmas begins the 2nd Saturday of November

Though Spring maintains its rural feel, it has grown into a vibrant and active community for every lifestyle. While Old Town Spring, provides a historic environment for dining and shopping, Spring Town Center is exploding at the intersection of Kuykendahl and FM 2920 providing additional dining, and shopping venues. It has become one of the most popular residential and commercial locations in the Houston metro region because of its own amenities and access to additional amenities and resources of Houston and The Woodlands. In addition to its own theatre, museum, & library, Spring is only minutes away from Mercer Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Cypress Creek Park Project, Jesse H Jones Park and Nature Center, Bush International Airport , The Woodlands Waterway, The Woodlands Mall, and Market Street.

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