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1. What kind of fitness programs are currently being offered?

Parks & Recreation offers a wide variety of programs for people of all ages. Check out all of our available programs.

2. How do I rent a park pavilion?

Reservations may be made at the Recreation & Tennis Center, 2701 Cypress Point Drive. Pavilions can be reserved Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. We have several pavilion options available. For hourly rates, please check out the pavilion rental page.

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3. What kind of facility can I rent for my special event?

Whether you are planning a wedding, preparing for a large family reunion, or want to put together a picnic for your neighborhood, our Parks & Recreation has the right facility for you. View our facility rental page for more information.

4. How can I find out about senior events and programs being offered in the community?

Parks & Recreation offers weekly and monthly programs for Seniors, as well as special events throughout the year. Check out current offerings here.

5. How do I find out more about Missouri City parks?

Missouri City operates and maintains 20 developed parks. To learn more about parks and their amenities, go to the Parks page.

6. What does the Recreation and Tennis Center have to offer?

Our Recreation & Tennis Center features 13 tennis courts, 4 batting cages, a cardio/weight room, a full-size gymnasium, and 3 multi-purpose rooms, as well as locker rooms with showers.

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1. What trees should I plant in my yard?

Please view the Texas Tree Planting Guide provided by the Texas Forest Service.

2. How do I select and properly plant a tree?

Please view the Texas Tree Planting Guide provided by the Texas Forest Service.

3. What kind of tree is in my yard?

Check out this great basic tutorial and online ID system provided by the Arbor Day Foundation.

4. How do I find a professional tree care worker?

View information from Trees Are Good.

5. How do I properly prune my trees?

Check out this great pruning resource tutorial provided by the Arbor Day Foundation.