The Boardwalk at Towne Lake
Right inside the community on Barker Cypress. Guests who finish dinner on the water drive down for a late hour with us.
For anyone living on the water, a massage near Towne Lake is a straight shot down Barker Cypress and one right turn — about twelve minutes, no freeway involved. The rooms are quiet, the rate does not change with the service, and we are still seating guests at ten at night.

Leave Towne Lake on Barker Cypress Road and head south past Lone Star College-CyFair and the Berry Center. Turn right onto FM 529 heading west and stay on it past the Kroger — we are about a mile and a half further along at 20151 FM 529 DR #200, just east of Fry Road. Figure twelve minutes door to door, plus no time at all hunting for a space, because the lot in front is free.
Three points in the community our Towne Lake bookings start from.
Right inside the community on Barker Cypress. Guests who finish dinner on the water drive down for a late hour with us.
Inside the community, off Barker Cypress. Parents arrive after weeknight games and concerts.
About 3 miles south of Towne Lake on Barker Cypress. Students and staff stop in when evening classes let out.
Towne Lake was built around a three-hundred-acre lake, and the lifestyle shows: boats on Saturday, trails in the morning, dinner on the water at night. It also means paddling, yard work and weekend projects, and a set of shoulders that says so by Monday. Our regulars from this community are move-up families, Cypress Ranch parents, and people whose offices sit along US-290.
Nobody has to plan a whole day around it. Doors open at 9 AM and the last hour runs to midnight, so you can come before errands or after a slow dinner on the Boardwalk. $50 buys thirty minutes; $60 buys the full sixty, whichever service you choose. Tipping is never required — always appreciated, completely your choice.
Three ways our lakeside guests use the hour.
Give us the service and a rough time that works. We will text back with a slot.