North Woodland Hills
One of the original 1970s villages, on its own trail system.
North Woodland Hills was formed by Friendswood Development in the mid-1970s. Together with South Woodland Hills it shares a trail association founded in 1972 and about 592 acres developed by Friendswood and King Ranch.
What sets North Woodland Hills apart
North Woodland Hills keeps a pool at 2159 Fir Springs and Stolz Park, with a playground and full basketball court, maintained with the trails by the Woodland Hills Trail Association. Most homes are in Harris County and the City of Houston, but a few are in Montgomery County, where tax records may show a different school district. Removing any tree needs an approved application.
HAR tracks North and South Woodland Hills together: about 1,604 Harris County homes, median built 1977.
History and development
The association says Friendswood Development Company formed the subdivision in the mid-1970s. Source
The Woodland Hills Trail Association, serving North and South Woodland Hills, was formed in 1972. Source
The combined 592 acres were developed from the early 1970s by Friendswood Development (then part of Exxon) and King Ranch. Source
Housing and architecture
HAR counts 35 single-family homes in the Montgomery County portion of Woodland Hills Village (median built 1975). Source
Everyday life and location
- North Woodland Hills PoolWithin the village · 2159 Fir Springs, Kingwood, TX 77339
- Stolz ParkWithin the village · Fir Springs Dr
- Woodland Hills Greenbelt Trails (about 6 miles, ~65 acres)Within the village
- Woodland Hills ElementaryNearby · 2222 Tree Lane, Kingwood, TX 77339
The Woodland Hills villages are in the City of Houston and Harris County, except a few North Woodland Hills homes in Montgomery County. Source
Stolz Park is on Fir Springs Drive in North Woodland Hills. Source
The NWH pool is at 2159 Fir Springs, run by Kingwood Community Pool Company, open Tue-Sun noon-8 pm, closed Mondays. Source
The village park has a playground and a full-size basketball court; the trail association maintains the park and trails. Source
Association and ownership
Any exterior change (roof, fence, paint, additions) needs Architectural Control Committee approval, and removing any tree needs an approved application. Source
Boats, RVs and inoperable vehicles may not be kept in driveways or visible from the street; the board hosts spring and fall garage sales. Source
Assessments, rules and management change. Get current figures and the deed restrictions from the association or the title company before your option period ends.
Schools
North Woodland Hills is in Humble ISD (verify Montgomery County homes). School assignments are set by address and can change each year, so confirm with the district’s lookup tool before you rely on a campus. See my Kingwood schools guide for the official tools.
The association lists Woodland Hills Elementary (2222 Tree Lane), Kingwood Middle and Kingwood Park High. Source
Homes in North Woodland Hills
I don’t have a listing in North Woodland Hills right now. You can see every active home here on HAR.com, or tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll send matches as they come up, including homes before they hit the market when sellers allow it.
Buying here
What I would check before buying in North Woodland Hills
- County and school district for the address, especially near the Montgomery County line.
- Tree removal and exterior change approvals before you plan any work.
- Updates on a 1970s home: roof, HVAC, plumbing and electrical.
Selling here
Selling in North Woodland Hills
I price North Woodland Hills homes against North and South Woodland Hills sales, adjusting for county and section, and show buyers the trail and park access that comes with the address.
A valuation request is a pricing conversation based on recent sales, not an appraisal.
How North Woodland Hills compares
Questions about North Woodland Hills
Is North Woodland Hills in the City of Houston?
Yes, per the Woodland Hills Trail Association; a few North Woodland Hills homes are in Montgomery County rather than Harris.
Where is the North Woodland Hills pool?
2159 Fir Springs; it is run by Kingwood Community Pool Company and closed Mondays for cleaning.
Do I need approval to remove a tree?
Yes. A tree removal application must be approved before removing any tree, dead or alive.
Talk to Michael
Thinking about North Woodland Hills?
Ask about a home, a street or a section, or have me compare North Woodland Hills with other villages for you. Call or text 832-797-3780.
Sources and last review
Last reviewed October 11, 2026. Each fact above links to its source. Listing-based details describe specific homes and may not apply to every home in the village.