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Welcome to Montgomery County, where old-fashioned Texas charm meets modern living. Nestled just north of Houston, Montgomery County is chock full of outdoor adventure, historic gems and year-round family-friendly experiences. Not sure where to start? Here are a few of our favorite things to do in Montgomery County, TX:

1. Spend a day on Lake Conroe

Whether you’re an avid boater or a sunbathe-on-the-beacher, 21,000-acre Lake Conroe offers activities for everyone. Enjoy a day of lakeside fun with family or friends for fishing, boating, paddleboarding or simply relaxing on the shore. And when the sun sets, enjoy the view from one of many lakeside restaurants.

2. Step back in time at the Texas Renaissance Festival

The Texas Renaissance Festival is an iconic event that brings the past to life. (And this one is the nation’s largest.) Every fall, thousands of visitors dress up and immerse themselves in the magic of medieval times with jousting, artisan shops live entertainment and more. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for unique family fun, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

3. Discover history at Fernland Historical Park

Get a taste of Texas history at Fernland Historical Park. Located in the city of Montgomery, the park features historic log cabins and houses and a glimpse into life in early Texas. With its rich heritage and hands-on exhibits, Fernland is a fantastic spot to explore Texas pride and learn about the local culture.

4. Hike through Sam Houston National Forest 

One of four only National Forests found in Texas (and the state’s largest), Sam Houston National Forest offers miles of trails that wind through lush pine forests and along scenic waterways. Bring the family to hike, bird-watch or set up camp for the weekend. 

5. Stroll through historic downtown Montgomery

Montgomery is not only the county’s namesake but also a charming town full of character and Texas sprirt. (Fun fact: it’s also where the Texas flag was born. Learn all about it at the nearby The Lone Star Monument and Historical Flag Park in Conroe, TX.) For a perfectly pleasant afternoon, head to Historic Downtown Montgomery for antique shops, local eats and eclectic boutiques.

6. Take a trip to Old Iron Works

Vintage car lovers, this one’s for you. Old Iron Works is a vintage car restoration business with a showroom full of restored classics. Visitors can marvel at the automobiles, watch restoration work in action and get a close-up look at cars in various stages of restoration. 

7. Tee off at Grand Lake Estates Golf Course

If golf is your game, Grand Lake Golf Club offers a beautiful public course right in the heart of Montgomery County. With lush greens, scenic fairways and a welcoming atmosphere, this golf course offers an exciting experience for newcomers and experts alike. 

8. Cool off at Big Rivers Waterpark and Adventures

Hot Texas days were made for Big Rivers Waterpark, which offers acres of fun-in-the-sun activities from thrilling water slides to zip lines and obstacle courses. It’s a go-to destination for families or anyone craving a little adventure — in or out of the water.

9. Celebrate at community events year-round

Montgomery County knows how to celebrate! From Fourth of July fireworks to holiday parades and seasonal festivals, there’s always a Montgomery community event to look forward to. (And soon, Two Step Farm will be hosting even more.) Gatherings like these bring locals and visitors together, offering a true taste of the warm and welcoming community spirit Montgomery County is known for. 

10. Indulge in local flavors

Get a taste of Montgomery County (literally) by visiting the Montgomery farmers market and a delicious mix of local eateries. The farmers market showcases the best local produce, artisan goods and homemade treats from vendors across northern Houston. Spend a Saturday morning browsing fresh fruits, veggies and crafts, then sit down for a delicious meal at one of the area’s farm-to-table restaurants including Fieldings Local Kitchen in The Woodlands and  The Wheel Kitchen in Tomball.

 

Why Montgomery County is the Place to Be

From lakeside relaxation to family-friendly festivals and outdoor adventures, there is no shortage of things to do in Montgomery County. Luckily, residents of Two Step Farm will have easy access to all this and more, including a surprising mix of amenities, an ideal location just north of The Woodlands, a unique mix of homes — even a herd of friendly goats to visit at the community Goat Barn. Look for our first new homes coming in spring 2025.