(281) 353-9310
405 Main St
Spring,
TX
77373
30.079
-95.4211
Neighborhood: Ribinson
What People Are Saying About Old Town Spring
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Jaded city dwellers should check their cynicism for "country-cute" at the hitching post, because this 100-year-old village has plenty of it: cobblestone streets, restored homes, carriage tours, down-home food, a gazillion arts-and-crafts shops, and family entertainment at its Texas best. – – The Goods – Check out the antiques, arts, clothing, candles and Christmas collectibles: These gift shops are loaded with loot for all the foodies, bird lovers, kite enthusiasts and cowboy connoisseurs on your list. Bone up on the lay of this rail boomtown land at the…
11/03/09
Come see for yourself
by OpenMind
Old Town Spring is a well thought out, unique destination in North Houston. It 's an old railroad town which was rescued from disappearing about thirty years ago. Spring has allowed people to start small businesses and succeed plus given Houston a place unique in it's various stores and the festivals it sponsors each year. A large historical organization works tirelessly to bring improvements ,keep property values high and visitors interested in visiting. Come see for yourself the magic of Old Town Spring.
- Pros: unique shope, festivals,easy to get to
- Cons: Very busy during festivals
08/15/09
Dirtiest Place on earth
by AlSaxe
Disgusting garbage refuse, people urinate and heave for two weekends every year-on every part of the town during Crawfish. No one spends a nickle to pressure wash or clean the area up. Gross is not the word.
The hallmark of this town is that they invented swine flu. If you really want to be impressed search the 68 registered predators in the town zip code 77373.
- Pros: One Less Place to Spend Money At
- Cons: Dirty as all Heck
03/23/09
So much FUN!!!
by elopez1984
This is a fun place to go if you love to shop but are in the mood for something on a smaller scale. We love to take our kids here and have a girl's day out. We love to walk around, grab an ice cream from Puffabelly's and window shop on days when money is tight. It's just so quaint and most of the vendors are very friendly.
- Pros: Fun and quaint
- Cons: alot of walking
The Details on Old Town Spring
Know Before You Go:
Call ahead if you're hoping to hit certain shops on a Monday--some of the stores take the day off.
When to Go:
Old Town hosts five annual festivals: Frontier Days in February, Springfest in March, the Crawfish Festival in May, The Long Horn Rod Run in September and Home for the Holidays in November.
Look Good:
While weekends are crowded making small shops hard to navigate, the weekday offers a quieter alternative.
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