Updated Pavilion Rental Agreement Makes It Easier for Nottingham Country Residents to Reserve Rennie Park for Spring and Summer Celebrations
As spring approaches and families begin planning outdoor gatherings, Nottingham Country residents have an easy opportunity to reserve one of the neighborhood’s most popular community spaces. The Nottingham Country Community Association has updated its Pavilion Reservation Agreement, and the form is now available online, making it simpler for homeowners to secure a spot at Rennie Park for upcoming celebrations.
From birthday parties and graduation celebrations to neighborhood get-togethers and family cookouts, the park’s covered pavilions provide a welcoming outdoor setting right in the heart of the community.
Residents can download the updated reservation form directly from the official Nottingham Country amenities page:
myneighborhoodnews.com/Nottingham-amenities
Rennie Park: A Favorite Gathering Place in Nottingham Country
Officially named Nottingham Country Park, many longtime residents know the space simply as Rennie Park, named after the street where it is located at 821 Rennie Drive in Katy.
The park has long served as a community hub where families gather, children play, and neighbors connect. Amenities include:
- Playground equipment for children of all ages
- A walking trail popular with residents
- A volleyball court and soccer field
- Two covered pavilions available for community use
The pavilions can be reserved by Nottingham Country homeowners at no cost, making them a convenient and affordable option for hosting small events and celebrations close to home.
How to Reserve a Pavilion at Rennie Park
According to the updated agreement, homeowners wishing to reserve a pavilion must complete a reservation form and verify that their requested date and time are available.
The reservation process includes:
- Calling 281-537-0957 to confirm pavilion availability.
- Completing the Pavilion Reservation Agreement form.
- Submitting the form through the resident portal at home.inframark.com, emailing it to jward2@inframark.com, or mailing it to Inframark in Katy.
Once the completed form is received, the reservation will be confirmed.
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Important Pavilion Use Guidelines for Residents
The updated Pavilion Reservation Agreement also outlines several guidelines designed to keep Rennie Park clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone.
Among the key requirements:
- The person reserving the pavilion must be a Nottingham Country homeowner at least 21 years old and remain at the event.
- HOA assessments must be current in order to reserve the space.
- Pavilion use is limited to resident and neighborhood social functions, and business activities for profit are not permitted.
- The reserving homeowner is responsible for setup, cleanup, and removing all trash and food from the park after the event.
- Decorations must not damage the pavilion or surrounding surfaces.
- Inflatables such as bounce houses or moonwalks are not allowed.
- Residents are also asked to ensure vehicles are parked responsibly so that emergency access remains clear.
These guidelines help ensure that the park remains a clean, safe gathering place for everyone in the Nottingham Country community.
A Great Time to Start Planning Spring and Summer Events
With warmer weather on the way, the updated pavilion agreement arrives at the perfect time for residents planning outdoor events. Rennie Park’s shaded pavilions provide a convenient space for spring birthday parties, graduation celebrations, end-of-school gatherings, and family reunions.
Because pavilion reservations are first-come, first-served, homeowners planning an event in the coming months may want to check availability early.
To download the updated Pavilion Reservation Agreement and learn more about Nottingham Country amenities, visit myneighborhoodnews.com/Nottingham-amenities.
As always, residents are encouraged to stay connected with My Neighborhood News for updates that help Nottingham Country neighbors make the most of their community.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.