The set up of this park is top tier. The Splash Pad and the Park are steps away from each other. So…read morewe got to enjoy each parts freely. Thankfully we went on warm yet breezy day! The benches sit under a shaded area which I always love!

An insane amount of wasps. As soon as we turned on the water at least 25 wasps flew out of drains…read moreand swarmed the area. We had to leave abruptly.

This place seemed a little too chaotic for my 15 month old. The toddler area is pretty crammed and…read moreit was annoying that older kids past 3 years old were in the area. Another parent with a child the same age as mines felt the same way as well. The intercom kept going on about anyone being older than 3 should not be in the area but the kids weren't really listening until a staff came by. I honestly think the parents in some way should be notified/aware to keep their kids in check. The place isn't well kept IMO and I found debris in the toddler area that could easily be a choking hazard. The play house area was a mess and you could hear stomping and running from the kids playing above the first floor. There is a tv in the seating area for adults to keep an eye on their kid which is nice. They do have food and drink options too which is more extensive than most indoor play areas in Cedar Park/Leander. I think this place is great for kids older than baby/toddler age but not for my child who is younger.

This place it's hard to bring kiddos without going to bday party there...because they're doing fun…read morethings (face painting, balloon making etc only for bday parties) so for young kids who doesn't understand it, and they want it but not allowed, they ended up throwing a tantrum or sad. I even asked nicely to just give her small heart paint maybe on her hand to make her happy, but she said no. It's heartbreaking. If you want to make it private, do it inside the party room. Don't do it in open area where all kids see it, of course they would want it too but get rejected. They should do this on every weekends or just let other young kids have it even tho they're not on the party. Just a small paint, 1-2 fingers nail paint or small balloons jus to make them happy. You already making $500-$800 for 2 hours from the party (2-5 parties a day) just let kids be happy getting their face pain, nail paint or balloon, I'm sure it's probably only few kids.

Announcement.....for those who have lost count...this is review sev-in-hun-it!…read more Don't judge me, but I am finishing the draft of this review from 2019 (like I said, don't judge me). If you are looking for a place to take the little ones for some outdoor water fun, this may be your place! This location is a short drive just past ATX to Leander. This Splash Pad was built in 2011 in a former quarry and is surrounded by natural rock, which provides a really unique, pretty atmosphere. There are fountains and sprinklers of all shapes and sizes as well as water cannons, a waterfall, a little slide, a mini climbing wall, a sandbox, and plenty of picnic tables, too. This location offers many foundations that kids can have a blast in. There is ample parking, and the admission is only $2.00! Note* As this location was a quarry, water shoes should be worn by both the littles' and their 'bigs'.

Inexpensive ($2 a person) but it seems like 1/3 of it isn't working so $2 seems fair. Lots of…read moretables and shade and a reasonably clean restroom facility. It seems like it has way too many employees - 4 behind the counter, 1 taking money and the other 3 eating or on their phones. We stayed 90 minutes which I believe is the maximum amount of fun you can have here.

I'm so happy this play area has opened in our neighborhood. I took my granddaughter there, and she…read morehad a blast. Little Leaps is located at the corner of Lakeline and Chrystal Falls. It's in the same strip mall as Brooklyn's, so there is plenty of parking. Pricing is very reasonable for a two-hour playtime, at $19, and you can try them out for free to see if your little one likes it. There are several play areas, such as a kitchen, a play fort with a slide, ladders, stuffed animals, and building blocks. My little one loved the slide, learned to climb the ladder, and was very impressed with the mini kitchen. There is a small cafe serving coffee, cold drinks, and pastries. You can bring your own snacks. Shoes are not allowed in the play area, so make sure you are wearing socks. Oh, if your little one is under 6 months, there is no charge! What a great addition to the neighborhood!

Perfect place for you to interact with your kiddos and, more importantly, for them to burn off some…read moreenergy. Reservations are strongly recommended, but they do accept walk-ins if there is availability. They do accept kiddos 1 month to 6 years old. Under 6 months is gratis. They have several play areas, including a kitchen, a tree fort, and a slide. There are also stuffed animals and building blocks. Your kiddo will need grippy socks, and adults need to wear socks in the play area. There is a small cafe at the entrance where you can purchase cold drinks, coffee, and some snacks. Our granddaughter (and we) had a blast, and mission accomplished, she went right down for her afternoon nap. There is plenty of parking, and Brooklyn's is right next door if you need to recharge with food and beverages. Lastly they offer monthly memberships.

Family Barn has been a part of our son's birthday celebration for two years now, first at the…read moreGeorgetown location and now at Cedar Park. We couldn't be happier with our experience. The team did a great job decorating and setting up and hosting our guests. We are truly thankful they are part of this community and a safe haven for our little ones.

Summer has officially started and we are making our list of play places to throw in the rotation…read more We are coming in from the downtown Austin area so the 25ish minute drive is a commitment but fully worth it. We love that there is an age max (1-6) because some of the other indoor playgrounds get over run by older kiddos and it just becomes too chaotic with a toddler. First experience here, the signage isn't great (yet) so there's a banner out front saying they're coming soon. You're in the right spot. The door will have their name on it. They work on a time slot, we did a walk in with no issue. Early in the morning, I imagine on weekends and/or later it might be better to book in advance online. A few quick logistical things- you are required to wear socks. We forgot and they gave my kiddo their first pair free. I bought a pair- no big deal. You can't bring outside food or drinks in. They seem to have a decent drink menu and snacks available. They have tons of tables with views of the play area. I was able to sit nearby and still do some work. Everything in here feels super toddler friendly, my girl felt confident enough to walk around and explore it all.

Where was this sweet owner and his vision when my kids were little? What a fantastic gesture to us…read moreMamas with sensory and spectrum kiddos. Today we were invited to join a friend of mine and her little ones while they explored there. At first, I thought it might not be a good match for us - because my kids are bigger even though they come with the same super powers- but I went to be social. The lobby is welcoming, clean, clear. Shoes in the bin, don't forget socks (don't worry they sell them if you forgot!), sign the waiver, pay the fee, leave your waters out in the cubby and have lots of fun! Plenty of safe activities to do. Think MyGym but with space to allow for older children to use the space alongside siblings etc. if the noise is too overwhelming- there is a quiet calming room available in the corner! If you need to scent-sory pillow to use in the calming room that you'd also like to claim as your own and take home? Yes, sir, they've got smelly squishmellow pillows. Parents are present because we all get each other. Patience, calm, and joyfulness are shared. Grateful to have found this place - better late than never! To all of you neuro-divergent Mamas- check it out.

Such an amazing place with the best owners. The whole gym…read morewas spotless, owners were so sweet and kind, and there was so many activities for all age groups. Highly recommend this place!

Great Park could use a lot more parking since people are always having a park on this grass…read moreespecially for some large soccer games but the pool is nice and the fields are really nice. Also Leander Parks and rec you guys need to get your act together and fix your website you have broken links all over the place linking out to this Park.

Love bringing my 2 year old here. I will say that the play scape is meant for older children but my…read moreson still has a lot of fun when I bring him here. There are around 5 swings and a full soccer field. Lots of trees and public restroom plus an adorable memorial that I believe is placed in the honor of someone or is a gift from the city of Leander. It's adorable because it is a stone structure that is meant to look like legos and playing blocks

*Favorite Trail*…read more This last year has been dedicated to a finding trails that challenge me. The Tejas Trail located at Tejas Camp allowed me to hike a medium - hard leveled trail. This trail had some beautiful views and has made it to the top of my favorite trails. This trail was challenging and everything you'd want in a trail. Highly recommend. Beware as you need to come prepared with good energizing snacks and large amounts of water.

What a hidden gem. Peaceful beautiful great for kids families and friends. Water deep enough to…read moreswim and shallow enough for little ones. Great hiking trails some wildlife. Was clean. Bathrooms could use some work but they had them so still a plus.