The Huntwick Recreation Facilities are owned by the Harris County Water Control & Improvement District #116 (District). The
facilities are located at 5300 Coral Gables Drive and 13715 Charwell Crossing (also known as Donut Lake).
The playgrounds and basketball court are open to all District residents at no charge. The playing fields at Donut Lake are also
available to all District residents at no charge. Organized practices will have preferential use of the fields when the group and time
is registered with the Recreation Services Manager.
Use of other facilities requires the payment of a Patron
fee or rental. Payment of the house fee allows access
to the house. Those paying the full fee also have access
to the pool and tennis courts. All use is subject to the
rules and regulations set by the District.
The Facilities are available to rent by all district residents
and Patrons. Patrons will enjoy a significant savings if
they want to rent the facilities.
Some Huntwick community organizations and activities
using the facilities have agreed to rules that require
Patron fees to be paid by all members and/or participants.
These organizations have limited use of the facilities
without further charge. These clubs include the Women’s
Club, Swim Team, Book Club, Bridge Group, and Empty
Nesters.
The facilities have been used for community events including Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day celebrations.
There are Men’s, Women’s and Youth tennis leagues available throughout the year.
If you would like to more information about these neighborhood amenities, activities, or clubs please call or e-mail the
Recreation Services Manager, Jennifer Notman at 281-444-3404, huntwickrec@houston.rr.com
Huntwick Patriots
The Huntwick Patriots Swim Team is open to all Patrons of the Huntwick Recreation Facilities aged 4 to 18 years old regardless of
ability. The team participates in the Northwest Aquatic League. Practice starts the first week in May. The season entails 5 dual
meets against other division teams and ends with a divisional meet in which all division teams compete for the division title.
The fundamental goal of the swim team is to afford an opportunity for all of the swim team members to be exposed to proper
swimming techniques in regards to strokes, turns, starts, etc. and to compete with other swim teams in the league.
Everyone competes against swimmers at their same age and with similar ability. There are ribbon and trophy awards for all
swimmers, regardless of ability. It is a wonderful activity that encourages physical fitness and we encourage all to participate.
For more information, please visit www.huntwickpatriots.org.
Huntwick Tennis
Huntwick Tennis Leagues are open to all Patrons of Huntwick Recreation Facilities. Women’s teams are fielded in four local
leagues including Northwest, HLTA and Jackrabbit and compete with other area subdivisions in spring and fall. All levels of play
from beginner to expert are represented.
Men’s teams compete in the North Suburban Tennis League, playing one night weekly in spring and fall. All levels of playing
ability are represented in this fun and competitive league.
Mixed teams compete in the spring, summer and fall seasons of the HTA an USTA Leagues.
Youth are well represented in Huntwick, with Boy’s and Girl’s teams in the Northwest Youth Tennis Association, which has fall and
spring seasons and several ability levels. Huntwick also fields youth teams for a summer USTA league.
In addition to league play, tournaments are hosted each year. Tournaments include singles and doubles championships, Youth
Fun tournaments, Calcutta tournaments, summer intraclub leagues and mixed tournaments.
Call to find out how to join in the fun.
Huntwick Women’s Club
The Huntwick Women’s Club is open to all Patrons of the Huntwick Recreation Facilities. Meetings are on the third Thursday of
each month, September through May. Coffee and refreshments are served at 9:30 a.m. followed by a short business meeting and
programs that are interesting, informative and educational. We go on day-long tours during the year and hold several socials which
include our spouses.
We invite you to join us. We have a lot of fun. This is a great way to meet your neighbors and learn more about the community.
We look forward to meeting you.
Huntwick Book Review
The Huntwick Book Review, open to all Patrons, meets periodically to review recent and classic works of fiction and non-fiction.
We have guest lectures by local and national authors on a variety of topics. Share the enjoyment of reading with your friends and
neighbors.
Celebrations
Throughout the year neumerous social functions and celebrations are held by the club. Examples of activites held in past years
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