Village of College Park

The Village of College Park

 includes Harper's Landing neighborhood east of Interstate 45 which opened in 1995. This village is named after two prominent educational facilities - Lone Star College, a junior college campus formerly operating under the name Montgomery County Community College, and the University Center, which offer bachelor and master's degree plans in cooperation with six major Texas Universities. The opening of College Park added to the diversity of the community and validated The Woodlands as a place of higher learning. College Park incorporates the neighborhoods of Harper's Landing and Windsor Hills, and boasts a population of more than 3,300 residents living in 1,200 homes.

• Neighborhoods in College Park:

  Avalon Oaks, Cantwell Woods, Dulcimer Woods, Grogan's Forest, Harpers Landing, Mason Pond, Prosewood, Tapestry Trail, Tiffany Green, Turret Hill, Twinvale, Windsor Hills, Windsor Lakes

The Village of College Park encompasses just over 3 square miles and like the Village of Grogan's Mill, has a lot of freeway frontage. Lone Star Montgomery College, the University Center and The Woodlands College Park High School, in the Village of College Park gives The Woodlands the added distinction of being a "College Town". College Park is also home to St. Luke's -The Woodlands Hospital.

Also located in College Park are Windsor Hills and Windsor Lakes active adult communities for those over the age of 55. Harper's Landing, a large family neighborhood, is part of College Park, and features a village park with swimming pool, water fun park, playgrounds and playfields. Parts of Grogan's Forest (off Research) are in The Woodlands Township and the nearby City of Shenandoah.

• Parks in College Park:

  Avalon, Harper's Landing, Mason Pond, Misty Dawn, Tapestry, Wimberly
  Swimming pool, water fun park, playgrounds and playfields

• Schools in College Park:

  Lone Star College, The University Center and The Woodlands College Park High School & Academy of Science and Technology

• Shopping in College Park:

  Retail centers along College Park Drive complement the academic environment, with restaurants, coffee shops, fast food and bookstores. From WalMart, Kohls, Garden Ridge Pottery and large variety of retail shops, restaurants and more.

• Restaurants in College Park:

  College Park Village has more than 30 different restaurant choices offering a wide range of foods, drinks, and entertainment. While College Park may not be the largest village, it certainly has a large number of restaurants including drive thru's and full service dining.

The Village Associations are separate and independent organizations that provide civic and social opportunities. Many of the duties for the Village officers can be found in the Village of College Park Association website.

• College Park Village Association Community Website
• College Park Village Bylaws