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    Elizabeth Milburn Park

    4.5 (34 reviews)

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    Easter Egg Hunt 2012 minutes before the start signal!
    Ty O.

    THE GOOD: Large park with great amenities and loads of fun for the family. Awesome pool with water features and great slides for small kids and big kids. Separate swim areas for small children and bigger kids/adults. Large shade structures provide lots of shade around the pool area. Huge plus. Large open fields for sports. Covered pavilion, picnic tables, and BBQ pits. Great and unique playscapes for the kiddos. Movies In The Park in the Spring and Fall when the weather is pleasant! Ample parking. Affordable. The park is free. The pool is like $3 for adults and $1 for kids over 3. THE BAD: The pool hours are 1 PM to 8 PM in the summer. WTH? Why 1 PM? Why not 10 AM to open? 1 PM seems a little late to open a pool in my opinion. THE UGLY: The toilets are like prison toilets only less well maintained. Not that I am expecting much from a park toilet. It could be worse I suppose. OVERALL: Elizabeth Milburn is a great park that offers something for residents of all ages. That's what a great park should do. If they adjust the funky hours for the pool and get the toilets slightly cleaner this review shoots to five stars.

    Wow!! Look at the climbing apparatuses on the big playscape!
    J. S.

    Wow!! They really went all out here. We haven't been in about a year and the place has been remodeled on a grand scale. This is the ultimate park for adventurers and climbers. What a great surprise. Both a small and large playscape, rock climbing walls, trails, picnic tables, volleyball, BBQs, spinning things, jumping things and swings. Best part? Lots of shade over the little playscape. Not so much over the larger one. Love the small playscape. Didn't feel like I had to hover so much since it was designed age appropriately. They even have a bridge that doesn't jostle the littles or bounce them off through the sides. We had the place to ourselves until 10am before the Meetup mom groups, exercisers and other kids showed up. Also has restrooms!

    Nice playscape.
    Greg M.

    Very nice park with lots to offer kids--huge open fields, swimming pool, great for big events like Fourth of July and Labor Day festivals (secret tip--the Labor Day fireworks are actually MUCH better than the Fourth of July ones!) There's playscapes, a short jogging trail, and a cool BMX bike area with lots of hills and jumps. Plus bathrooms that are generally clean.

    Pool hours etc
    Suzie P.

    So far (I know there are others to still try) the best pool we have gone to this summer. I've been sitting in this weird place where each of the pools we went to had their good qualities and their bad. The 4 of us were unable to agree on the one pool we all thought was best......until now. I decided, since it was the last weekend before school, that I wanted to "shower" the kids with fun for the weekend. Since the other pools were not fully "doing it" for us.. we came here with higher hopes! We arrived about 15-20 minutes after it opened (which is 1pm...WEIRD, but OK). Need some shade? Well, you dont have to look for it here. The amount of shade is unbelievable. Thank you so much! I mean honestly, to get out of the sun is something to appreciate. There were plenty of places to sit, lounge, relax... in the shade or the sun. It was great. The shade alone is definitely a big feature that sets them aside from the others. but that's not all.. .. The life jackets they offer..my little ones do not have them (I know, I should get some) anyhow.. I appreciated so much walking in and seeing a multitude of jackets of ALL sizes, even adult for hubs. THANK YOU.. The big slide.. oh wow. Its great. line moves quickly, slide is fun. Its a GREAT way to enter the water upon arrival. My advice... lunge yourself off the hand bar and lay on your back with your shoulders flexed a little, arms crossed (like the body slide at Schlitterbahn).. makes for a a lot faster slide down! :) **Must be 48 inches or taller to ride** OR If shorter, must be able to pass a swim test or be enrolled in swim classes If you need the latter, you will need to go knock on the door up front and let them know.. once you qualify, they will give you a band for your child. The kids waterscape! Wow. So much fun packed in one litter area. The kids can walk around, not afraid of water, slide down the slide... jump in, shoot under the falls.. it was great. They absolutely loved it.. and so did I. I appreciated being able to sit at the table right next to the kiddie side and watch my kids have a blast without having to hold their hand. It was great. Helpful Info: $1 Kids 4-8 $2 Ages 9-17 $3 Adults Hours: Monday - Saturday 1pm - 8pm Sunday 1pm-6pm You can bring your own food (but if you didn't they have snacks for $1) They have season passes available Poolside Shade rentals available Private pool rentals available There is a park right behind the pool (we didnt have time to venture, but we are coming back.. dont doubt that!) Its an awesome park too.. my son was in awe when he saw all the climbing stuff... ahhh.. for another time. Its a great place to hang out.We will definitely be back.. I especially cannot wait to go to movie night here!

    Splash Jam Summer Series, Professional Screen & Audio Equipment by Blue Moon Cinemas
    Robin J.

    Elizabeth Milburn Park has been the location of the "Movies in Your Park" and "Splash Jam" series for the last 5 years. The events are hosted by the City of Cedar Park, with a gigantic inflatable movie screen and professional sound system provided by Blue Moon Cinemas. After being cooped up all day in the AC, it's great to be able to enjoy a FREE family-friendly event. Summer nights at the park/pool are truly enjoyable!

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    Justin O.

    Great park in Cedar Park. Swimming pool, pavilion, covered and lighted basketball court, play equipment, climbing wall, bmx bike trail with ramps, cricket pitch, mile jogging track, multiple fields, movies in the park, and 18 Pokestops. I probably left out some stuff, but that list will give you an idea of what's available.

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    Simply put, this park is great! I love going for walks, playing on the jungle gyms, and swimming with the family here.

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    Great place to take the kids! Such a nice big park ! I just wish there where things to eat close by . But the park is awesome .

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    This park is also known as Lakeline Park and is located at the end of Alexis Dr. It is very close…read moreto US Highway 183 and you can hear the road noise from inside the park. This park is a very popular place for Cedar Park residents because of the huge extensive playscape area for the kids. It also features a pavillion and has well maintained public bathrooms. Everything about this park looks recently built and it appears more construction is coming. There is tons of parking here and lots of covered picnic table space along with some grills. This is the only park I have seen where you'll find zip lines incorporated into the children's playscape area. This place has all the bells and whistles you could hope for, except for a swimming pool. There is a nice paved pathway that runs around the park and continues across the Muir Lake dam (aka Upper Brushy Creek Dam) and includes a large sports field acreage on the opposite side. There's no swimming allowed in the lake and you probably wouldn't want to anyway. However, they do rent kayaks and have a launch point on the lake. In the spring time this park comes alive with bluebonnets and other native flowers. The size of this park is enormous, and is capable of accommodating thousands of visitors. This park is worth seeking out due to all its amenities even if you don't live in Cedar Park. The photos included add much more to the narrative.

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