Although they have a newer section, the remaining is very run down. Little to no maintenance. People drive and park on the grass or partially in the street. The management is 2 women who are not very friendly. Many rvs have been there a long time and plenty of junk is piled around them. The management seems too busy smoking their cigaretts and ignoring issues they should be addressing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My space was in the "newer" section but it looked to be over 5 years old. The space was cement, and had parking for your vehicle. The door of the trailer opened onto a grassy area. It had rained most of the week prior to my arrival, and there was standing water everywhere there was grass, and mud tracked in the trailer. I wanted to fill both of my propane bottles, but they charged by the bottle and not the amount of propane so I only filled the one empty bottle. There is no cable TV, and satellite is iffy depending on your space. The trailer's antenna was only able to acquire three of the network channels - that's it. There really isn't anything for children to do in the park. As other's have said, it is clean. For the price though, I really expected cable TV and would have hoped for WiFi access at my trailer. If you don't watch TV or enjoy computer access, and can live with muddy conditions you may enjoy the park's convenience to Houston. I will not return here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate based on weekly rate. We have stayed here several times. This park has many guests who come for the winter. Very friendly place and the owners continue to make improvements. The laundry room is large, clean, and it opens to the rec room where there is a big screen TV, and sofa plus tables. Plenty of shopping and restaurants close by. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Spring Creek Park is part of the Precinct 4 Parks around Tomball and Spring, TX. There are 8 FHU sites that are FREE. (I put $1 in because the site wouldn't take "0"). The rules are you can stay here 7 nights every 30 days. The bathrooms & showers are completely redone and very clean. There are tennis & basketball courts which are fully lighted at night. Two playgrounds, picnic tables, grills, and plenty of open space! Tent camping IS allowed also. There is a small creek running through the park where you can fish, and several hiking trails. No ground fires allowed. There are also pavilions and group centers you can rent. While there I saw Scout troops camping out as well as a birthday party in full swing! Caveat: they LOCK the gates at 10PM and you don't get a gate code. They reopen the gates at 8AM. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.