Things to Do in Atascocita
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Loveland Ranch
- Southeast Montgomery
Half-day guided trail ride lopes along Spring Creek and includes a stop to enjoy a picnic
Krav Maga Houston
- Multiple Locations
Vetted and seasoned instructors help students get in shape for summer with skill-building workouts and instinct-based fighting system
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Buckhorn's buckets of imminent to-doables fills this 50-acre spread with numerous attractions, including a swimming pool, a fort, a viewing zoo, a giant sandbox, a volleyball court, a barn, a moonwalk, and a game room stuffed to the ceiling with ping-pong and foosball tables, a climbing wall, a putt-putt course, and a trike raceway. Use the included 10 tokens to pay for concessions like funnel cakes and hot dogs, or use them toward special activities like catch-and-release fishing (20 tokens for all day), kiddie horse rides (5 tokens per ride), paddle-boat rides (3 tokens for all day), and more.
Crawling through sand dunes, diving into bunkers, charging over wooden bridges—this is what it takes to overthrow Normandy's two-story French house at Survival Game of Texas. This World War II-inspired expanse is one of the facility's many outdoor fields spread across their 47 acres of terrain. On courses designed for beginners, guests duel among wild west-style buildings, navigate a jungle maze, and duck into the huts scattered amid a realistic Vietnamese village. They can also ward off opponents from twin three-story castles featuring spiral staircases, a catwalk, and a napping ogre. Under the watchful eyes of referees, visitors 12 and over duke it out seven days a week, including during Survival Game of Texas's special events, which include seven-hour scenario games.
As a child, potter and instructor Linda Munoz unearthed her passion for the arts during ballet, piano, guitar, and painting lessons. Motivated by her spiritual beliefs, she fleshed out her creative side into a career when she founded Lambda Pottery. Her studio showcases her original stoneware, largely crafted atop the potter's wheel, and houses pottery lessons designed to accommodate all ages. The classes take place once or twice a week for eight weeks and hone in on students' areas of interest. During each lesson, Linda incorporates basics such as molding clay into dishes, trimming and texturizing, and affixing handles or rubber ears onto vases.
