The Koi Garden — Attraction in The Woodlands

It is hard to see from the street. It is hard to find a parking space that is free nearby. Your best bet is to go there when you were on Waterway Avenue by the sidewalk cafes. After you eat and you can take a walk along the Waterway and the koi pond is there. It is a very nice and relaxing walk. It has nice bamboo and large koi fish. It is open from 8 a.m. to Sunset. Do not feed the fish. There are Park Rangers that walk along the Waterway it makes it feel very safe. It is an island off of the main Waterway. There are boats that go along the main waterway that you can ride for $5 each for all day. A very relaxing setting lots of benches to sit around and contemplate. You can see some of the photos I've taken and they will give you an idea of what it looks like. It is directly across the Waterway from the Marriott. And in front of my Condominiums. The fish are very friendly. When you cross the bridge and you stopped to look at them they will all come up to the water to greet you. They are very colorful fish and it's entertaining to watch them beg for food. I think they are very used to people as they will come right up to you. I have been here before and I enjoy it very much. I recommend this to anyone. This is a nice stop along the Waterway if you're going to Cynthia Woods Pavilion. If you keep going the Waterway you could follow it around to the shopping mall. And going the other way brings you to the Cynthia Woods Music Pavilion and the library and the...

The koi pond at the water way a kaleidoscope of colors and sizes grace the water, creating a captivating spectacle. The friendly koi, with their vibrant hues, greet visitors with a dance of elegance. It’s not just a retreat for adults; children and even playful dogs find joy in this haven. The well-designed sitting area and winding waterways make it a delightful place for a leisurely stroll, weaving nature seamlessly into the fabric of relaxation and shared enjoyment. We enjoy this beautiful...

Top notch koi pond open to the public! The ponds were well maintained with a selection of koi that were alright. Not show fish, but certainly some lookers if you've never seen pretty carp.

Architecturally, it's very well done with a curved pond design featuring two bridges. The pond equipment is tastefully hidden too, with an exterior pump and pipes all hidden under locked faux wooden planks.

It's very japanese, a blend of art and functional design. If it's convenient to stop...