City Place, Spring TX

Such a clean and beautiful space to enjoy the outdoors. I absolutely love all the free events they hold throughout the month. There is a free parking garage and everything is super easy to navigate. I have a teenage son in a wheelchair so accessibility is very important to me. We went to their new year's eve celebration and ran into a few problems. All of the handicap spots on ground level were taken so I went into the parking garage. I decided to park all the way up on the roof on floor 7 so we could watch fireworks more easily that night. I didn't realize that the elevator stops on floor 5 until I had already unloaded my kids, the wheelchair and everything else from the car. I spent 30 minutes unloading, reloading, reparking and missed the balloon drop 😭. At the Gingerbread Village, I couldn't push my son's wheelchair through the mulch trail at all...I wish they just made it all turf or something else easier to push through. The two bathrooms I encountered: one inside Common Bond and portable toilets outside were definitely not wheelchair accessible at all. Other than accessibility issues, everything else seemed very thoughtfully designed. Thr layout is easy to walk through and it is very spacious. We loved all the photo ops they currently have for Christmas and the drone show was spectacular!

Nice area. Reminds me of a much smaller and affordable version of Market Street in The Woodlands. I took a nice little walk after brunch. ☀️ Benches available to sit and tables accessible to have lunch. 🧺 Nice photo ops that are Christmas-themed there now. 🎄 ⛄️ I thought the poem station/photo area was really cool! 🆒. There is also a beautiful waterfall and pond to view and enjoy the outdoors.

Cute little park @ City Center in The Woodlands! The Christmas decorations were adorable, especially the giant Christmas tree and giant elf. The whole area is super clean, peaceful, and great for families or anyone wanting to enjoy the view. Perfect spot for a nice picnic. Definitely worth visiting!

We went on 12/25/25 and it was nice. A little park with walking trail, pics stations and gingerbread house. Lots of individuals with pets. I would recommend if you are going on a stroll.

Gorgeous, paved, jogging trail with beautiful scenery. Several docks where you can stop to watch the ducks and turtles, adorable bridges over the water, several waterfalls, cute benches. One big loop is about 1.3 miles. They always have different displays set up, like the Christmas Village, Spring-themed decorations, ribbons across the bridges etc. It’s so beautiful!

Beautiful gift to the community to have this lovely park. Marriott, restaurants, walking trail, some free parking, and shopping

City Place came as a pleasant surprise while we were visiting the Springs area. It was a clear afternoon day. Nice place to enjoy a beautiful scenery by the relaxing sound of the the waterfall. There is a safe walkway around a well maintained lake and plenty of chairs to sit and enjoy the view. There is plenty of space with grass carpet and tables to sit and enjoy a picnic. All For FREE! They keep holding different events round the year. We visited after the Christmas and enjoyed a beautiful Candy Land. A place enjoyed by both young and old!

Beautiful park to take your family for a walk, especially during Christmas.

Why do I feel like I claim ownership over this place?? Maybe because I've been coming here since it was called springwood's village a couple of years ago-- or whenever it started--I don't even remember at this point because everything after the Coronavirus has been a blur. They constantly have fun things lined up in their Event Calendar online they've had so many different types of cartoon characters come out, my kids love Spider-Man, and I loved when Tinkerbell came out to make a visit. They do a great Gingerbread display during the holidays that you can walk to, with a train ride that I haven't gone to yet this great but I'm planning on it. They do different things like movie night outside and have popcorn set ups, and different types of farmer markets . I absolutely love coming here with my family. I'm so happy we have a place like this in Spring!

Formally known as Springwoods Village, City Place Plaza has become one of the more prominent parts of Spring. Lots of money and development has been poured into this area, to where it's now a destination for retail, events, food, commercial, and residential options. Initial impressions would suggest that it's not that big for Texas standards, but it's really spanning 60 acres of mixed-use development. There are views of new buildings, walkways, lots of parking, and a view of a (man made) lake. It's really a great place to enjoy just about anything and is well maintained throughout. Food wise, it's a mix of local and national chains. Think MOD Pizza, CAVA, Chick Fil A, Chipotle, Jinya Ramen, Beard Papa for the national side, but options like Torchy's Tacos, Tarka Indian Kitchen, and Common Bond. There are niche options like Island Grill, Sushi Rebel, or Zoe's Kitchen I appreciate the fact there's always something going on here. It's a mix of family fun and adult only events, and a solid programming variety to appeal to everyone. I think indulging in some of the food options from City Place to sitting in one of the lawn chairs at the lake makes for a relaxing time. I feel like places like this can only exist outside of the loop. Down in the city where there's potholes, no sidewalks, and beat up buildings; it's super refreshing to be in a place like City Place where it can at least give an impression for the kind of development potential we're seeing across the board.

Picturesque & well maintained plaza. Dog friendly, with a nice variety of options to grab a bite to eat. Love stopping for brunch on of the patio cafes (or on a picnic table by the lake) and going for a stroll with our babiez.