We came out here for a company picnic. Yelp recognized this place when I checked in as Chandler…read moreCreek Rec Center. I googled the address and it came up as Chandler Creek Recreation Center and there were signs that said Meadows at Chandler Creek (which is the neighborhood we turned into from AW Grimes). Confusing. There is a nice sidewalk path you follow from the street that leads down to the pavilion. There is a sand volleyball area and basketball court too. The smaller kids had a playground to play in. The bathrooms were not bad for a park. Two stalls, one sink and hand dryer. It had plenty of grass to set up an obstacle course and camp gladiator station. For those who like to walk, there is a half sand trail and half cement path to walk around. I see the pool area is getting some work done to it. Looks like the kiddos will have fun here once it's complete.

I've never actually been but saw a one star review when they didn't want actors because it would…read morescare their daughter and only had animatronics left and were disappointed. Not sure what they expected but it sounds like you guys were incredibly awesome for allowing them in without the actors.

Paid $30 for my family to go thru their "haunted house" without the scare actors because I thought…read moreit would be too scary for my daughter. All we did was walk for 5 min and look at animatronics..... could not possibly be more disappointed. We go here occasionally for events, but will never be back.

This is a fairly easy hike as in distance, however the terrain makes it a little challenging. The…read moresurface has rock, dirt, gravel, stumps and water. So insure the soles of your shoes are in good shape to prevent falls. I've walked here a couple of times now. Today it was a little chilly but nothing too bad. The last time it was warmer and the vegetation was much greener. The trail is about 1.5 miles long but back and forth you can get around 3 miles. So if you are looking for different scenery, then be sure to stop by here!

Exercise is a fundamental part of our lives! My husband and I sometimes walk through the…read moreneighborhood in an effort to have together time and get some exercise...a twofer! We were so carried away with our conversation this morning, we ended up at Bull Creek District Park. We walked around Bull Creek for a while and then headed home. You can see mountain bikers often at Bull Creek and sometimes runners or avid walkers especially on the weekends. On the weekend it can be quite busy. It's ideal for enjoying nature or catching up.

I am definitely a fan! I think this is one of those places that helps define a community. You walk…read moreinto the Rec Center at any given time and and you'll see retirees mingling, moms walking the track with their babies, young people playing basketball ... It's definitely an aging facility that doesn't boast the latest in exercise equipment, but we have those places around. Here's what I love: $2/hour child care, and it's GOOD -- people who seem to love kids are taking care of them. $1 walking track -- you can't beat that for a walking alternative when it's too hot, cold or rainy. Finally, great programming -- the swim lessons at Gilleland Creek, gymnastics for kids -- again, taught by kind, loving and knowledgable instructors. I really feel like this is a special gem that gives me the warm "pfuzzies" about Pflugerville! :)

On June 22nd at 12pm my 8-year-old daughter was aggressively approached by a father after leaving a…read moreYoung Rembrandts summer art class being provided by Pflugerville Parks and Recreation. At no time was my husband or I notified of an incident occurring at the facility or during art class. Rob McDonald and Whitney Seaton both employees of the Rec facility assumed I was aware of the situation solely based on speculation that my aunt who was caring for my daughter while I was away on business had been able to get a hold of me. The first time I heard from any party was when Rob McDonald called my cell phone to tell me the outcome or determination for my daughter's enrollment in the class. Rob called and stated my daughter could no longer attend art class at their facility. Rob and Whitney did not call us as parents to inform us of the incident or to tell us that you all would need to speak to all parties involved like my daughter or the other party BEFORE coming to a decision. They spoke to the other party ONLY and decided based on that one party. Due to the other party involved being Caucasian and us being minorities this does make the situation feel race related. It does cause my husband and I to feel like there are grounds for a civil suit for discrimination. Not only did you all reprimand my daughter, but you all allowed a white entitled father to also reprimand her. You all failed my daughter and did not keep her safe. Pflugerville Parks and Recreation Dept as a whole needs new procedures and policies in place to protect other children of color from discrimination like what my daughter was subjected to. You all are at fault for how this situation was handled. Young Rembrandts and the Pflugerville Parks and Recreation facility decided based on a "she said" scenario without communicating with all parties involved and doing an actual investigation. Our daughter was traumatized and terrified by the father that approached her. Rob and Whitney continue to word things like you aren't privy to what occurred at the facility entrance and framing things as if he approached my aunt and daughter. Please do not minimize or attempt to downplay what that father did. He walked up to my 8-year-old black daughter, and he said, "Did we have a problem today?" My then terrified 8-year-old responded to him and began to explain herself. This is a situation that no child should ever find themselves in. I will not stand for any injustices. I do not recommend this facility if you are a minority.

Really cute park! Lots of shade and the playground has plenty for my kids to play on. Also the…read moretrail leads to a well shaded basketball court. Definitely our new go-to park.

I've been coming to this park for a while now. I've seen it through all the construction and…read moreupdates they've done. Such a great space for people to have time for themselves, for family, to reconnect to nature, fishing if that's your thing. I like that the loop around the small lake equals to a mile, so it's easy to get a 5k done as you know you'll go around about 3 times. The view is great, it's so nice to look at the green, the water, hear the birds, and be active. I'm glad I was introduced to this park by my dear friend, who still goes early to get her steps. I try squeezing time to visit at least twice a month. Mornings are best. I'm thankful to have access to these spaces near by. Parks are a necessity for the community.

This is my first park review. This park is amazing so beautiful and fun. The grass was well…read moremaintained and green. The playscape was impressive. I'll definitely take my kids back.

I have been here a few times and like it very well! Triple Play is a large place with several…read morebatting cages including pitching machines and pitcher/catcher area. Pros: It is a big roomy place. There is a family room type area as well as seating in front of all cages. So those waiting are not cramped or having to find somewhere to be. There is a snack bar with tables and chairs. There is also at least one water fountain. The restrooms are large, clean, and thematically appropriate. They have a large gravel lot for parking (that they share with Gateway Charter School). They accept reservations for the cages and we have had good experiences with this. Cons: A little hard to find the first time because its behind the School. I think that this really is a great place to hit some balls. So next time youre bored and looking to burn off some energy or have a baseball fanatic in your midst - this is a good option.

Yes! Batting cages for my son and I to have fun while training. Here in Georgetown, at good…read moreaffordable rates. So awesome. A absolute must if you're into baseball and or even just for a fun date night for y'all sports types.

They have a lot of nice tables each separated in their own space with 1/4 walls. I rent the paddles…read moreand the balls are free. They have a nice lounge with a TV and bathrooms too. You can buy snacks also. I recommend this ping pong faculty to everyone.

Just pure table tennis. We were only in town for a few days, but it was easy to get a table and…read morepaddles, and not expensive. Seems like a cool place

A good place for outdoors activities. These include cycling, walking, running and taking pictures…read more The trails are wide and fairly easy to walk. They connect several parks where restrooms and parking are available. There are also playgrounds, picnic tables, tennis courts and even splash parks along the way. Dogs are also welcome. The dog stations are supplied with waste bags and trash cans. Additional benefits of coming here include fresh air, peace of mind, good aromas, wild life and beautiful sights. So if you need something to do, then stop by and get caught up In the fun. You could even meet a friend while getting a good dose of Vitamin D.

I absolutely love this trail. This trail is so extensive and pretty. This review is really for the…read moreportion of the trail in Round Rock that starts from AW Grimes and ends at Redbud Ln. I think it's important to download a map that outlines the whole trail. There are parts when you think it ends but it actually detours and continues. One of these parts is at Kenny Fort Blvd, the trail really goes an additional two miles east if you start at The Rabb House on AW Grimes. The doggo loves this trail and the shade it provides. There are some awesome benches to stop, rest and enjoy the sights and sounds of the creek. There are also plenty of poop bag stations and fountains along the way. I absolutely love these Round Rock trails and we visit often. Just be prepared for a crowd during the weekend.

Brushy Creek Lake Park is a hidden gem in Austin, TX. The view of the lake is stunning with a…read morebeautiful panoramic of Brushy Creek. You can engage in a number of water sports such as fishing, boating or skiing. One of the key aspect of Brushy Creek Lake Park that I like is viewing the water at sunrise or sunset. The way the sunlight dances over the water brings any day's distraction to a complete halt. The adjacent greenery and natural beauty makes Brushy Creek Lake Park memorable and enjoyable. Sometimes with a fast-paced life, it is important to stop and smell the roses. In this case, it is important to stop and listen the ripples of the water at Lake Brushy Creek Park. In addition, to the lake itself and the lush surrounding greenery, there is also a park area with picnic tables where you can enjoy the great outdoors. Nearby is a family friendly playground for children.

I've been coming here for a couple of years, and it's honestly one of my favorite spots in the…read moreCedar Park area. The main trail is wide and paved, which is great for biking, running, or just walking the dog. The lake itself is super peaceful--I highly recommend renting a kayak or bringing a paddleboard out on a weekend morning. If you've got kids, the playground and splash pad are fantastic, especially when it's blazing hot outside. There are also plenty of shady spots and picnic tables by the water to just hang out and feed the ducks. Just a heads up, parking can be a nightmare on Saturdays when the weather is nice, so try to get here before 9 AM if you can. Otherwise, it's a super clean, well-maintained park that never really gets old. Definitely worth checking out.