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.

Good for early morning enjoyment on the lake. Visit during…read morethe week. Crowed on weekends

This has to be one of my most favorite hikes in the area. Plenty of shade, elevation, and scenery…read more This hike has a rough terrain, so be mindful of that when planning your trip. As the trail is unpaved, I would also be mindful of the weather within about seven days prior to your hike because it can get muddy. spotted beatutiful vegetation & wild life along the way. I'm not sure if there's many or any waterfalls this beautiful in the Austin Metropolitan and surrounding areas. 10/10 recommended

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.

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.

Got a little bored at home, and decided to take a drive & get some sunset pics. Granger Lake is…read moreabout a 45 min drive from my home in Georgetown. This was my first time here, so I wasn't sure where to go. The road that goes around & over the dam is closed until Aug 2024, so I just took the only other option. I ended up at the boat launch, and it's a great place for pics! Plenty of ducks & pretty scenery! Not too many people on the lake or in the campground, but it definitely looks like a nice place to spend a relaxing weekend & drop a line in the water!

What a peaceful gem this is We are all so lucky. Great spot for a stroll or a picnic or both. Try…read moreit

This park is ok. It wasn't hard to get to the lake but the water levels were low nad most of the…read morebirds were pretty far off in the distance. It was a warmer day and shade was at a premium near the play equipment so we didn't stay too long. Maybe we will come back on a cooler day. The bathrooms however were totally disgusting. They need to be cleaned. Parking was easy enough.

We went right around sunset to take photos and it was gorgeous! The trails were well kept, it was…read moreeasy to get right to the lake, and the sunset was incredible. We didn't go to the part where you could swim, this area had smooth rock you could walk on close to the water and that was fine for us!

Lake Georgetown is pretty nice and is in many ways better than Lake Austin depending on what you're…read moregoing for. One time I jumped in the water at Lady Bird Lake, and I got morbidly ill for days and could not get out of bed. I would highly not recommend getting in the water there. That being said, Lake Georgetown is quite different and it would seem that the water is pretty clean there. It probably goes without saying it is much less crowded than Lake Austin/Travis or anything near downtown, and it has plenty of space for picnicking, camping, fishing, and other outdoor activities. Usually I will go running around Lake Georgetown because it is much less crowded than Lake Austin, and there are shorter routes depending how far you want to run. I guess the one thing I will say is that the trails to "hike" or walk around the lake are not as established as some other hiking trails I've been on, so just be prepared for that and maybe don't wear short shorts if you're going to try any hikes around the lake.

A small little guy with nothing much going for it. Randomly stumbled my way into here and enjoyed…read moreall the little walkways, but It just was not special of a place and weirdly spaced out. There's sand dunes, basketball courts, swings, a playground, and benches. The parking lot is close to the private pool that the neighborhood nearby only has access too. It's a nice park for the area. RIYL: Cedar PARK

The name of this park comes from the road it's on when you are coming from Parmer Ln. At the corner…read moreof the property there is a private residents only pool (the ranch at Brushy Creek pool). The pool may be private, but there's no sign on the property denoting whether the park is private or public, but I assume it too is private. There is a parking lot behind the pool. This park has a lot going for it in the form of lots of playscapes, swings, covered picnic area, basketball court, and even a volleyball court. There are plenty of benches around the property and even some grills, but they cannot be used during a burn ban. No public bathrooms here except at the private pool. There are some paved trails that lead off into the surrounding neighborhood. Great place for the locals to gather and the pictures tell the rest of the story.

Decent neighborhood park that's hidden in a residential area. Surprisingly large, with a big…read moreplayscape. Swingset has a high-back adaptive swing with a harness. Playground canopy covers offer some shade. There's a walking trail nearby and we saw a lot of folks from the neighborhood walking their dogs. There was one large dog without a leash so just keep a close eye. Saw a couple doggy poop bag stations which is always helpful (as long as people actually use them). Some covered picnic benches here too. No restrooms. Small parking lot. I feel like this park doesn't get too much action since it's so hidden. I found a bag of Buzzballz in the playground (threw it out) so obviously teenagers are using it. A nice option if you're looking for quietude.

This is a nice little public park in the Georgetown area nestled behind residential homes. You'll…read morefind about a dozen parking spots along with several picnic tables scattered throughout the property, both covered and uncovered. The park has some very nicely designed play scapes with swings and the entire property is ringed by trees and cacti. Towards the back of the park, you'll come across a primitive trail that is flanked by cacti which runs behind many of the homes in the area. However, the paved and primitive trails do not link up to any other trails in the area. There is also makeshift softball field, albeit not very large. What you will not find here are public bathrooms, grills, and a water fountain.