Welcome to Spring, Texas

Spring, TX is a vibrant and diverse community located just north of Houston. Known for its rich history, excellent schools, and family-friendly neighborhoods, Spring offers a convenient suburban lifestyle with quick access to city amenities, outdoor recreation, and shopping destinations. 

• Population: Approximately 65,000 residents (Spring is an unincorporated area, so estimates vary depending on boundaries). 
• Vibe: A mix of established neighborhoods, new master-planned communities, and historic charm. 
• Location: About 25 miles north of downtown Houston, with convenient access to Interstate 45, Hardy Toll Road, and Grand Parkway (SH 99). 
• Climate: Hot, humid summers and mild winters, with plenty of sunny days year-round.

Spring offers a variety of residential options suitable for all lifestyles:

• Master-Planned Communities: Popular neighborhoods like Gleannloch Farms, Windrose, Harmony, and Spring Trails provide amenities such as parks, pools, and golf courses. 
• Historic Old Town Spring: Quaint homes with unique character near the historic district. 
• New Developments: Ongoing construction of modern homes in communities like Benders Landing and Woodson’s Reserve. 
• Townhomes & Apartments: Numerous options are available for those seeking maintenance-free living. 
• Rural Properties: Some parts of Spring still offer larger lots and semi-rural homesites.

Spring is served by multiple highly-rated school districts:

• Spring Independent School District (Spring ISD) 
• Klein Independent School District (Klein ISD) 
• Conroe Independent School District (CISD) (in some northern sections) 

• Spring High School 
• Klein High School 
• Carl Wunsche Sr. High School (Career Academy) 
• Dozens of elementary and middle schools across the region 

• Frassati Catholic High School 
• Northwoods Catholic School 
• Numerous Montessori, Christian, and specialty schools throughout the area

Spring residents have convenient access to a wide range of healthcare services:

• Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital 
• CHI St. Luke’s Health–The Vintage Hospital 
• Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center 
• Urgent care centers, pediatricians, dental offices, and specialty clinics throughout the Spring area

• Highways: Interstate 45, Hardy Toll Road, and Grand Parkway (SH 99) provide excellent connectivity. 
• Commuting: Many residents work in Houston, The Woodlands, or the Energy Corridor. Park & Ride services are available. 
• Air Travel: George Bush Intercontinental Airport is only about 15–20 minutes away. 
• Local Travel: Personal vehicles are the primary means of transportation; rideshare services are widely available. 

Spring offers a wide range of outdoor activities and attractions:

• Old Town Spring: A historic district with boutique shops, art galleries, restaurants, and annual festivals.
• Spring Creek Greenway: A 40-mile trail system for hiking, biking, and nature observation. 
• Parks: Meyer Park, Pundt Park, and Burroughs Park offer sports fields, fishing lakes, playgrounds, and dog parks. 
• Golf Courses: Gleannloch Pines Golf Club, Windrose Golf Club, and Augusta Pines Golf Club. 
• Wet 'n' Wild SplashTown: A popular waterpark for families in the area.

• Electricity: Multiple providers available due to Texas’s deregulated energy market. 
• Water & Trash: Managed by local MUD districts or community utility services. 
• Internet Providers: Xfinity, AT&T Fiber, T-Mobile Home Internet, and other regional providers. 
• Public Safety: Law enforcement is provided by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office and local constable precincts. Fire services are provided by local fire departments and EMS services.

• Events: The Texas Crawfish & Music Festival, Home for the Holidays in Old Town Spring, and local farmers markets are community highlights. 
• Dining: Spring has a variety of options from local BBQ joints to international cuisine. Favorites include CorkScrew BBQ, Rudy’s Country Store & BBQ, and The Black Sheep Bistro. 
• Shopping: The Woodlands Mall, Old Town Spring boutiques, and major shopping centers along FM 2920 and Kuykendahl Road. 
• Culture & Entertainment: Local theaters, art galleries, and live music venues add to the cultural scene.