What an amazing place. The waterfall was do beautiful. The walking trails are covered by lots of…read moretrees so it's not too hot. There are benches too where you can take a break or take in the sights. Overall I would recommend the location it's so peaceful.

I'm so glad I got to check out this lovely park! Relatively easy to navigate trails and the…read morewaterfall was beautiful.

Nature in the heart of Georgetown…read more This park is so beautiful and spacious. I loved seeing the river flow so peacefully during my walk. There are pavilions available and plenty of areas to sit down. The parking are was really good. There are several jungle gyms for the kiddos. The walking trail is well kept and free or holes or anything that will cause you to fall. I saw wildlife along the way. People were fishing, eating, walking, playing games, and just enjoying life. I loved my visit here.

Spacious park, Trails for walking, a very nice looking skate park and the playspace itself is…read moredecent sized with plenty for the kids to do. We have twin 18 month olds and a 7 year old and they all had a great time. One caveat is no bathrooms at all. I'll keep the 5th star, but that's certainly worth noting!

My husband, Carl, and I, along with our Australian Shepherd, Abby, visit Berry Springs Park &…read morePreserve frequently throughout the year! It is a beautiful park, however, what is most impressive is the outstandingly dedicated versatile expertise of the professionals, led by Park Superintendent MARK, along with team SCOTT, JOSE, JAYDEN, who maintain this beautiful destination, and are always patient and gracious in their interactions when visitors stop them to ask questions. These exceptionally talented, hard-working park professionals demonstrate day after day their commitment to this wonderful haven for people and animals!

This was a nice and well kept park. Bathrooms were very clean too and they were mowing the grass…read morethe day I visited. Lovely area to sit or have a picnic. I plan to come back and bring a book or work on some knitting while sitting under the shade of one of the beautiful trees here. I loved that it was so quiet and peaceful.

It's a (mostly) well done tribute park built directly on the site of where arguably the worst…read moretornado in Texas history & the most terrifying tornado of the modern era did its worst. Prayers for the families and friends of the victims. However... ...and maybe I am being overly sensitive... ...but did not one person who created this beautiful tribute to such a heartbreaking tragedy stop to think about that putting a tornado slide in the memorial playground built on the site of a home where a family of five sadly perished might be a little bit too... ???

Between Jarrell and Salado, there aren't any parks with walking trails. The Memorial park of…read moreJarrell acknowledges the community who lost their lives in the last Tornado that wrecked havoc upon this tiny city/town many years ago. The outdoor space consists of a baseball field, plenty of parking spots, activities for the chilens to play, grass, and trees. Nothing more, nothing less. I had to create my own path of a trail by scaling up and down the parking lot. Park maintenance does a good job of keeping the place clean. They are out every morning picking up trash and debris. The park is sandwiched between a house on the right and mobile homes on the left. Don't expect too much from this park. Very basic and minimalist if that's your thing. If you are looking for more, Killeen or Georgetown has parks with walking trails.

I came to Bastrop for a quick Sunday Funday and luckily found this park. I parked near a small…read moreplayground. There was a boat ramp nearby. There were several pretty ducks strolling on the green grass. It rained yesterday so everything was green and bright. It seemed like a safe place to walk and run. There were several others walking their dogs and some kiddos riding bikes. We walked along the river and saw the backside of a great looking bar/joint called Neighbors. There was nobody there seeing it was only about 10 am but it looks like a neat place.

The Splash pad at Fisherman's Park is the place to go in the blistering heat of Texas, especially…read moreif you have littles. They have shaded picnic tables for snacks, lunch, or a party. It's also gated so you don't have to worry about your child running out into the parking lot. They just redid the pad flooring making it safe to play. This has become such a favorite spot of ours that I keep an extra towel and my kiddos swimsuit in the car at all times because we'll literally stop in between errands. Totally recommend if you are looking for something "cool" to do this summer. PS adults are allowed to get wet too.

Granger Lake is a lake near Taylor TX about an hour NE of Austin. Unlike Lake Travis it seems to…read moremaintain an almost constant level of 540 if I remember correctly and has 2 developed swim beaches and campgrounds that cost 4.00. That is all I know about the actual lake. This review is for the trails and bridges that I was there to photo. Comanche Bluff Trail is a hike and bike trail with 2 trailheads. The East trailhead is located in Taylor Park and costs 4.00 to access. Here you will find a well maintained trail and the Hoxie and Friendship Bridges and another wood bridge. The West trailhead is located off Country Rd 496 and has no fee and limited parking. This part of the trail is not well defined and we got lost and never found the primitive camping area. At this point it was starting to get hot and I was running out of water and would have been panicking if I had not had my faithful Canine with me. I gave her the "Lets Go Home" command and she found the trail back to our car Thank God! There is also horseback trail Willis Creek Park Equestrian Trail 4.00 to access and you provide proof of Coggins to gate attendant also 4.00 fee to access. And onto the main reason we were here - Bridges. I have a weird obsession with old bridges and Friendship Bridge did not let me down! FB was originally built at the turn of the century over Willis Creek. It was destroyed in a 1921 flood and reconstructed. In 1982 it was dismantled and moved to its current location in Taylor Park. FB is a Pratt Through-Truss Bridge a type of bridge patented in 1844 by father and son Caleb and Thomas Pratt. FB is one of only a few of these historic registered bridges and worth the trip.

Came out here to camp at Willis Creek Park. Lake was nice to look at. Campground was clean and…read morenice. Was a good drive to get out here to enjoy nature.

My family and I had a great time visiting this park today. The ducks are very friendly and will eat…read moreout of your hand. PLEASE DO NOT FEED DUCKS BREAD. IT ISNT GOOD FOR THEM. On another note, they love fruit and these little girls were feeding the ducks pieces of watermelon. Such a peaceful place

TLDR: Simple playground (with canopy) located next to a lovely pond. Tennis and volleyball courts…read moreavailable. Easy parking in the lot. The playground equipment is a bit basic but enough to keep kids engaged. Plus, canopy for shade! Only the swings don't have a canopy unfortunately. The pond is lovely, surrounded by abundant and varied trees. Nice fountain in the middle. Tennis court and... a volleyball court! I feel like you don't see the latter a lot. Pavilion with tables and bathrooms. Ample parking in the lot.

This park is extremely well kept and clean. There are various restrooms along the trail paths which…read moreare clean. The trails vary in length which is great for kids. Pet friendly so long as they are on a leash. There is a day fee for accessing the park but it's well worth it.

River Ranch County Park in Liberty Hill is an absolute hidden gem. It's a beautifully expansive…read morespace that offers something for everyone--whether you're into hiking, biking, or just want a peaceful spot to enjoy nature. The park runs along the San Gabriel River, adding to its natural beauty with some stunning views. There's a great playground for kids, well-maintained trails, and plenty of open space to explore. One really helpful feature: restrooms are located along some of the hiking trails, which makes longer visits much more convenient. It feels quiet and tucked away, but still easy to access--perfect for a quick escape into nature without leaving town. Whether you're looking to get active or just relax outdoors, this park is definitely worth a visit.

This is very good size park for people to walk, play, and fish! There are two large ponds and lots…read moreof parking! Great place for a picnic and take the kids to have some fun outdoors.

This park is a great place to walk your dog! Lots of walking trails, with areas along the way to…read moretake a break. The frisbee park is cool, and nicely tucked away. There are a couple of areas for kids to play, sand volley ball and basketball , The park is also well maintained. I have not taken advantage of all the amenities, but was impressed.

We were in the area and looking for a place to get out and stretch our legs. We had a basketball…read morewith us and there are two basketball courts in this park. Ducks, picnic tables, workout equipment, and a nice walking path along the river. There is also a bathroom and a playground. It was a clean park. I would come back here if in the area, and it seems to be a jewel for the city.

My children and I absolutely love this park! You can feed the ducks, walk, ride or run on a trail,…read moreplay basketball and even host a birthday party. This park truly has it all. This is a phenomenal park to do just about anything in, and it is very peaceful and relaxing, even with lots of kids joyfully playing.