Villages & neighborhoods
Indian Springs
The hilly Woodlands village with tucked-away streets, parks and The John Cooper School.

Indian Springs at a glance
| Opened | 1984 |
|---|---|
| Median sale price | $671,500 (March 2026) |
| Total tax rate | $1.79 per $100 (MUD 60) |
| Schools | Conroe ISD; also home to The John Cooper School |
| Known for | The only hilly village, eight parks, Native American history |
History
Indian Springs was named for Native American artifacts discovered during construction. They belonged to the Bidai tribe of the Atakapan people, who lived in Montgomery County in the 18th century.
Homes
Indian Springs is part of the mature suburban core, with a median sale price near $671,500. It is the only village with noticeably hilly terrain, which gives it a different look and feel from the rest of The Woodlands.
Amenities
The village is home to The John Cooper School, one of the area's best-known private schools, the Interfaith Child Development Center, and eight parks. It also sits close to restaurant clusters along Kuykendahl Road and Woodlands Parkway, including Via Emilia.
What residents talk about
Private school options, Kuykendahl traffic and the village's quieter, more tucked-away feel.
On the map
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