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Seven Meadows Amenities

Seven Meadows is filled with inviting landmarks such as human sundial to tell the time, our own version of Stonehenge, and a bridge called Enchanted Crossing that truly lives up to its name. You can plan an outdoor picnic or indoor party at the Central Park Residents Club, where there’s also a water park, tennis courts and more. The Cross Meadow Recreation Center is home to our popular swim team, and Water Lily Park delights visitors with a giant water lily sculpture. No matter where you live in Seven Meadows, you’re never far from a major recreation facility or a quiet pocket park, and you can get anywhere in the community using our friendly network of greenbelt trails.

Meadowbrook Farms Golf Club
Ranked as one of the top 20 golf courses in Texas by Golf Digest, the *Meadowbrook Farms Golf Club is a championship, 18-hole course designed by golfing legend Greg Norman, including wetland ponds, native grasses and stands of trees along its dramatically contoured fairways. Seven Meadows residents enjoy special access to this prestigious course, which includes a clubhouse with a pro shop, casual grill and banquet facilities. Whether you play golf or not, you’ll enjoy vistas of this breathtaking course as it meanders throughout the community. And if you’d like to enjoy golf views all the time, select one of the limited number of homesites overlooking this course.

*Additional fees do apply

Seven Meadows Central Park Recreation Complex
Designed in beautiful Prairie-style architecture, the Central Park Residents Club is one of the first sights you’ll see when driving into Seven Meadows. This six-acre amenity offers a water park, tennis courts, picnic pavilions, and a clubhouse with a fitness center, theater and meeting room. Connected to the entire community by greenbelt trails – so you can easily walk or ride your bike here – Central Park is “fun central” for Seven Meadows.

Cross Meadow Recreation Center
Home to the Sailfish, the popular Seven Meadows swim team, Cross Meadow Recreation Center offers a 25-meter Junior Olympic pool accommodating regular practice as well as competitive meets. The pool is also designed for non-competitive fun, with edges that flare out to hold water amusement features such as a spray fountain. Other features of Cross Meadow Recreation Center include a wading pool, a sprayground, numerous shade structures, and a poolhouse with changing rooms. A playground rounds out the design for this refreshing amenity.

Seven Meadows Parks and Trails
The award-winning Long Meadow Park is a 25-acre oasis of trees, flowers and picturesque bridges, winding through the heart of the Seven Meadows. From Cross Meadow Park to Water Lily Park, Seven Meadows has many amenities providing residents of all ages with places to swim, play or simply relax. There are miles of greenbelt trails, leading from every neighborhood to recreational amenities and our own Katy ISD elementary school. What makes Seven Meadows even more unique are all the surprises you’ll discover right in your own neighborhood, whether it’s a human sundial, a reflecting pond or a tranquil community garden. These all define Seven Meadows as a truly fresh alternative.

Committed to making Houston a better place to live, Newland Communities has launched Generation Green, an environmental initiative that reflects different aspects of each of our three Cornerstones: Home, Healthy Living Systems and Innovation.

Organic Fertilizer.
Newland Communities is committed to using organic fertilizer for hundreds of acres of landscaped right-of-way and common areas in our Houston communities. Unlike chemical-based fertilizer, organic fertilizer is natural and safe for plants and soils, and doesn’t create runoff that contaminates area waterways.

Hazardous Waste Recycling Programs.
Some of the most common household items, such as paint cans, batteries and old electronic components, are not appropriate for landfills, but are not collected along with more common recyclables such as plastic and paper. To help the 10,000 families currently living in active Newland Communities in the Houston area recycle responsibly, we are committed to educating and providing regular hazardous waste recycling programs to the fullest extent of our ability.

Storm Sewer Identification Systems.
Few people recognize storm sewers, much less realize the significance of what happens when anything other than rainwater goes into them. Bottom line – any liquid or solid substance inserted into a storm sewer flows untreated into area waterways, and ultimately makes its way to the ocean. To educate residents and help prevent storm sewer pollution, Newland Communities has adopted a program of placing educational labels on such sewers in all of its Houston area communities.