Discover The Park at Meadowhill in 77388

About The Park at Meadowhill

Mornings in The Park at Meadowhill tend to start with quick choices that locals recognize: a walk over to Dove Meadows Park for a reset, or a caffeine run that’s genuinely close—The BobaShop sits about 0.7 miles away, and Beans & Brews is around 1.3 miles when you want a quieter sit-down. The neighborhood’s day-to-day orbit also includes Spring Klein Park and Bridgestone Park, both easy to work into an after-school routine or a weekend loop before errands at H-E-B roughly 1.5 miles out.

The Park at Meadowhill feels like part of a broader, tightly connected pocket of Oak Ridge North and nearby Spring where subdivisions stitch together quickly. You’re surrounded by familiar names—Meadow Hill Run (Spring) and Forest North Park are both about 0.3 miles away, with Cricket Hill Estates and Northwood Park (Spring) right behind them. That proximity shows up in real life as shared park trips, overlapping school communities, and the sense that you can head out for dinner or groceries without committing to a long drive.

Housing here lines up with what buyers often expect in the 77388 area: a strong ownership base and stable residential streets. In the surrounding ZIP code, about 63.9% of homes are owner-occupied, and The Park at Meadowhill’s homeownership rate sits at 67.2%, which gives the neighborhood a lived-in, maintained feel. Home values in this pocket are anchored around an average of $288,300, a price point that tends to attract households who want a foothold near top-rated schools and everyday conveniences.

Schools are a big part of the neighborhood’s identity, and the options nearby are specific and notable. Klein Oak H S, Carl Wunsche Sr H S, and Evolution Academy Houston all carry A ratings within a short drive, which is one reason families often plan their weeks around campus schedules, games, and student activities. The surrounding area’s median household income of $102,323 also shows up in the way residents use the neighborhood—structured after-school activities, weekend sports, and a steady rhythm of home projects.

The Park at Meadowhill ultimately reads as a practical, family-forward neighborhood with easy access to parks, quick coffee stops, and a school landscape that keeps drawing people back. You’ll notice it in the weekend pattern: a morning park walk, a grocery run to H-E-B or Sprouts Farmers Market, and an afternoon game at a nearby complex before everyone filters back onto the quiet residential streets.

Living in The Park at Meadowhill

Life in The Park at Meadowhill is shaped by how close the basics are, and how often the neighborhood’s routines revolve around nearby parks and schools. Dove Meadows Park, about 0.6 miles away, is the kind of place residents fold into ordinary days—an after-dinner stroll, a quick playground stop, or a weekend breather before errands. When you want a longer green-space outing, Spring Klein Park around 1.1 miles away and Bridgestone Park around 1.4 miles away make it easy to keep kids moving without turning the day into a road trip.

Homeownership is part of the neighborhood’s texture. With a 67.2% homeownership rate, streets tend to feel cared for and familiar, and neighbors often recognize each other from the same school drop-offs and sports schedules. The average home value of $288,300 places the area in a competitive slice of the North Houston market where buyers frequently weigh commute convenience alongside schools and amenities. In the surrounding ZIP, median gross rent runs about $1,845 per month, which is a useful benchmark for households comparing renting versus buying in 77388.

Daily errands are straightforward because the shopping and grocery mix is close and varied. H-E-B sits about 1.5 miles away, with ALDI around 1.7 miles and both Kroger and Sprouts Farmers Market clustered around the 1.8 to 1.9-mile range. Coffee options aren’t an afterthought here, either—Dutch Bros. Coffee is about 1.5 miles away, and there are multiple Starbucks locations within a short drive, which becomes especially handy on busy school mornings.

Schools near The Park at Meadowhill span multiple districts and charter options, which matters when families are choosing a fit. Klein Oak H S in Klein ISD is an A-rated high school about 2.5 miles away with a large enrollment of 3,766, while Carl Wunsche Sr H S in Spring ISD is also A-rated about 3.1 miles away. For an alternative setting, Evolution Academy Houston is an A-rated charter high school about 1.8 miles away with an enrollment of 194, a very different scale that appeals to families looking for a smaller campus environment.

Weekends often look like a blend of fitness, youth sports, and low-key meetups. It’s easy to plan around places like the Grand Parkway Sports Complex about 1.9 miles away, PJ's Softball Park around 2 miles away, or a quick workout at Invincible Fitness about 0.8 miles from home. And when the adults want to grab a drink without going far, local favorites like I Don't Know Yet Lounge around 0.6 miles away or Thistle Draftshop around 1.3 miles away keep the social scene close to home. The neighborhood’s overall feel matches the area’s demographics too: a median age of 35.7, with 18.4% of residents under 18, creates a steady cadence of school events, sports practices, and family-oriented evenings.

Things to Do Near The Park at Meadowhill

Near The Park at Meadowhill, recreation is less about planning and more about picking a direction. Dove Meadows Park sits about 0.6 miles away for quick outdoor time, while Spring Klein Park around 1.1 miles and Bridgestone Park around 1.4 miles are easy go-tos when you want a bigger park feel. For sports-heavy weekends, the Grand Parkway Sports Complex is about 1.9 miles away, and PJ's Softball Park is around 2 miles—common destinations when the calendar fills up with games.

Errands and treats are just as convenient. You can keep groceries simple with H-E-B about 1.5 miles away, or mix it up with ALDI around 1.7 miles, plus Kroger and Sprouts Farmers Market both under 2 miles. Coffee runs tend to be habitual here, with The BobaShop around 0.7 miles, Dutch Bros. Coffee about 1.5 miles, and multiple Starbucks locations within a short drive. For an evening out close to home, Thistle Draftshop around 1.3 miles and Bareback Bar and Icehouse about 1.8 miles give locals nearby options that don’t require leaving the area.

Neighborhoods Near The Park at Meadowhill

The Park at Meadowhill sits in a cluster of neighborhoods that locals often experience as one connected area, even though each subdivision has its own feel. Meadow Hill Run (Spring) and Forest North Park are both about 0.3 miles away, which means nearby streets, parks, and school communities overlap in everyday life. Cricket Hill Estates and Northwood Park (Spring), each roughly 0.4 miles away, add to that sense of a continuous residential pocket where you’re rarely far from a familiar route.

A little farther out, Bridgestone Lakes (Spring) and Dove Meadows (Spring), both around 0.7 miles away, give you more nearby housing options while keeping you close to the same park-and-shopping orbit. Park at Klein is also about 0.7 miles away, and neighborhoods like Greengate Acres (Spring), Forest Ridge, and Rhodes Landing—within about a mile—help round out the area for buyers who want to compare street layouts, nearby school access, and how close they are to places like H-E-B, Bridgestone Park, and the cluster of coffee shops along the main retail corridors.

Local Resources for The Park at Meadowhill Residents

The Park at Meadowhill benefits from access to multiple public school systems and charter options nearby, which can be a real advantage when families are narrowing down the right fit. Klein ISD schools like Klein Oak H S and Klein Oak-area elementary options sit within a short drive, while Spring ISD is represented by Carl Wunsche Sr H S. For families considering a smaller high school setting, Evolution Academy Houston is an A-rated charter option close by.

For county-level services and records, residents commonly rely on the Harris County Clerk's Office, listed about 5.2 miles away, along with the Harris County Courthouse at the same distance when civic needs come up. Depending on the specific service, some residents also find themselves using nearby Montgomery County offices, including the Montgomery County Clerk and The Woodlands Courthouse Annex, both around 6.3 miles away.

For vehicle registration and tax-related needs, Montgomery County Veh Registration is listed around 6.3 miles away, while the Harris County Tax Assessor office is noted at about 8.2 miles. Having these offices within a manageable drive helps when you’re handling Texas homeownership tasks—especially since property taxes, rather than state income tax, are a major part of the overall cost picture in this area.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Park at Meadowhill

Is The Park at Meadowhill a good place to live?

The Park at Meadowhill can be a strong choice if you want a stable, owner-occupied feel near parks and everyday shopping in 77388. The neighborhood’s 67.2% homeownership rate tends to translate into well-established streets and neighbors who stick around. Housing costs are anchored around an average home value of $288,300, and the surrounding area’s median household income of $102,323 often shows up in the form of active youth sports and consistent upkeep. With Dove Meadows Park about 0.6 miles away and H-E-B roughly 1.5 miles out, daily life here is built around quick, familiar routines rather than long drives across town.

Is The Park at Meadowhill safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided, so it wouldn’t be accurate to claim any exact safety level. What can be said about The Park at Meadowhill is that it has the markers many buyers associate with a calmer residential environment: a 67.2% homeownership rate, a neighborhood layout surrounded by other established subdivisions like Forest North Park and Meadow Hill Run (Spring), and a daily rhythm centered on schools and parks such as Dove Meadows Park and Spring Klein Park. In areas like this, residents commonly lean on being visible—walking to the park, attending school events, and knowing neighbors through sports leagues—because those routines naturally increase eyes on the street.

How are the schools in The Park at Meadowhill?

Families around The Park at Meadowhill have access to a wide range of school options within about five miles, including multiple A-rated campuses. Klein Oak H S in Klein ISD is an A-rated high school about 2.5 miles away with an enrollment of 3,766, and Carl Wunsche Sr H S in Spring ISD is also A-rated about 3.1 miles away. For a smaller high school environment, Evolution Academy Houston is an A-rated charter high school about 1.8 miles away with 194 students. On the elementary side, Kuehnle EL and Benignus EL in Klein ISD are both A-rated within roughly 3 to 3.5 miles, giving families several strong pathways depending on zoning and program preferences.

What is the cost of living in The Park at Meadowhill?

Cost of living specifics like a regional price parity index weren’t provided for Oak Ridge North or ZIP 77388, so I can’t accurately compare local prices to the national average using an index where 100 equals the U.S. norm. What is clear in The Park at Meadowhill is how the biggest recurring housing cost—property taxes—starts to stack up. Oak Ridge North’s city property tax rate is $0.4268 per $100 of valuation, and the Harris County rate is $0.3810 per $100. Together, that’s an estimated $0.8078 per $100, before adding any school district or special district rates, which weren’t provided here. Home values in this area run around $288,300, and the ZIP’s median gross rent is about $1,845 per month, giving renters and buyers a real benchmark for monthly housing costs. Even with property taxes being a major line item in Texas, residents benefit from the fact that Texas has no state income tax, which can help offset the overall household budget depending on income and lifestyle. For the most accurate all-in estimate, you’ll want to factor in the specific school district and any applicable local districts tied to a given address.

Is The Park at Meadowhill good for families?

The Park at Meadowhill lines up well with family life because the surrounding area is built around schools, parks, and youth activities. In the ZIP, 18.4% of residents are under 18 and the median age is 35.7, which matches the feel of a community where schedules revolve around school days and weekend games. Dove Meadows Park is about 0.6 miles away for everyday outdoor time, and the Grand Parkway Sports Complex and PJ's Softball Park are both right around 2 miles for organized sports. School options are also a standout, with A-rated choices nearby including Klein Oak H S and Carl Wunsche Sr H S, plus A-rated elementary options like Kuehnle EL and Benignus EL within a short drive.

What is The Park at Meadowhill known for?

The Park at Meadowhill is known locally for being part of the tight-knit 77388 pocket where neighborhoods connect quickly and conveniences are genuinely close. It’s the kind of area where residents regularly use Dove Meadows Park for quick outdoor time and rely on nearby staples like H-E-B about 1.5 miles away for weekly shopping. The neighborhood’s identity is also shaped by its school access, with multiple A-rated high schools nearby—Klein Oak H S, Carl Wunsche Sr H S, and the smaller Evolution Academy Houston. Social life tends to stay local too, with places like I Don't Know Yet Lounge and Thistle Draftshop giving adults nearby options without leaving the immediate area.

What are things to do near The Park at Meadowhill?

Near The Park at Meadowhill, outdoor time and youth sports are the easy defaults. Dove Meadows Park is about 0.6 miles away, and Spring Klein Park and Bridgestone Park are close enough for an after-work or after-school reset. For games and practices, many residents rotate between the Grand Parkway Sports Complex, PJ's Softball Park, and the Oak Ridge Woodlands Area Little League Baseball / South Montgomery Girls Softball League Complex, all within a few miles. When it’s time for coffee or a casual bite, locals often hit The BobaShop, Dutch Bros. Coffee, or The Toasted Yolk Cafe nearby. For an evening drink, Thistle Draftshop, Bareback Bar and Icehouse, and Tropical City Daiquiris To-Go keep entertainment close to home.

What ZIP code is The Park at Meadowhill in?

The Park at Meadowhill is in ZIP code 77388. Most day-to-day shopping, parks, and school options discussed for the neighborhood are centered around the 77388 area.

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