TLDR: Indoor playground with a really fun large climbing structure as well as a recently added mini…read moretown for younger kids. Socks required. Reasonable entrance fees. First time visitors, go to their website and sign waiver before entering (to save time). Me Land is pretty new to the game, having opened in 2025. They've been working on expanding and improving -- a newly added area for younger kids was recently opened. It's sort of a mini town with a hospital, grocery store, kitchen, pet hospital, etc. The entrance fees are pretty reasonable and divided by age and weekday v. weekend. One adult is free. BEFORE YOU GO: Wear socks so you don't have to buy them there. Sign the waiver (available on their website) before arriving to save time. MINI TOWN AREA: The new mini town area is a nice addition where kids (especially younger ones) can play calmly and pretend to cook meals, grocery shop (the scanner was actually pretty high tech and really neat), do x-rays at the hospital, and so on. Unfortunately, it was pretty chaotic. A lot of the toys were completely cleared out -- the kids dragged them elsewhere. Part of the problem is that it's not age-controlled so you had older kids tearing through there and being wild. There was one much older child who was taking toys and just throwing them in the air as far as he could. I know this is technically not a baby area but it is more accessible to small children so maybe limiting it based on age isn't such a bad idea. For instance, Mt. Playmore has a gated area for 2 and under with an attendant to keep it that way. The mini town is much more advanced than what Mt. Playmore offers so the range here would have to be wider. Another alternative is to create a third area just for babies and really small toddlers. In the meantime, if you're bringing really small kids here, definitely keep a close eye since older kids will likely be tearing through here. LARGE PLAY STRUCTURE: The best part. It's super fun with ample climbing as well as interactive components. It didn't feel as redundant as the Mt. Playmore climbing structure and had a lot of fun and interesting/colorful stops. The slides are also really cool. Love the clown/circus theme but I have a personal affinity. My 2-year-old was able to enjoy this area as well (with a little guidance and close supervision as older kids do run through here, naturally). PROBLEMS: -Biggest problem, in my opinion is that the bathroom is located in the back of the mini town play area. You remove your shoes at the front of the building. You follow? So you have to use the bathroom with your socks on. When I went in, the floor was very wet. You have young kids using that bathroom (independently) so you've got messy situations happening. I don't know how much of it was water or how much was urine. But it got on your socks and then you tracked it all over the play area. This is gross and unsanitary. They are sadly doomed by their structural set-up. I know moving restrooms is a big construction project but the status quo is really gross. -Like I previously mentioned, a lot of older kids stormed the mini town area. Either a third area for babies/small toddlers or having an attendant to keep much older kids out might be worth considering. -The employees seemed sort of checked out. I noted that I wasn't sure if I filled out the waiver since my son was too young when we first visited (a year ago) and didn't actually go inside to play. They never offered to check or pressed me to fill it out. I ended up doing so anyway but the girls at the front desk just generally didn't seem to care. -There is no safety protocol for checking out. Now, I'll admit that I didn't even think of this until visiting Mt. Playmore. I was a bit confused when the Mt. Playmore employees scanned our number stamps upon exiting. I later realized it's to ensure children leave with the same adults they arrived with. Now, it's at the forefront of my mind and a standard I have to look for. Here, you've got gates keeping kids in but that's about it. Older kids can open those or be accompanied by the wrong adult. Couple that with the aloof employees and who knows what could happen. Ultimately, I do understand that they are a new business and a work in progress. I don't want to be too harsh in light of that. I do hope they can fix some of the inherent issues and continue to improve.

I've been to MeLand a few times before, and every visit had been okay, but this one was incredibly…read moredisappointing. The restrooms were dirty and clearly hadn't been maintained. The newly renovated play area was a complete mess. There was water all over the floors, toys and equipment were scattered everywhere, and my kids ended up with soaking wet socks within minutes. It didn't feel clean or safe, and it definitely wasn't enjoyable for them. To make matters worse, there didn't seem to be any air conditioning, which made the entire place uncomfortable. After we left, I called hoping to speak with a manager. The employee who answered couldn't tell me if a manager was there or even when one would be available. That lack of leadership really showed based on the condition of the facility. The biggest concern was the lack of security. From what I observed, there didn't appear to be any real check in or check out process for children. It seemed like someone could easily walk in or leave with a child without anyone verifying who they were. As a parent, that's extremely concerning. Unfortunately, I can't recommend MeLand after this experience. There are much better indoor playgrounds in the area that are cleaner, better managed, and take safety more seriously. I'd suggest spending your money somewhere else until they make some major improvements.

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!

Went here for 2 birthday parties (ours and one for a friend) and 2 times (and most likely more in…read morethe future!!) just leisure family time. We went to celebrate a birthday. The process of reserving an umbrella was fairly easy online. When we got to the table they had our last name already in the spot I picked. You bring your own decorations for tables and food (they do have food trucks also). Place has so many people - given that Texas is suuuper hot during summers its not a surprise. They have Splashville: with a blue enclosed slide (goes fast since you cant see what tyrns come up next), and more "tame" slides colored yellow and orange. They have a place there over in Splashville where everyone splashes around. Lots of fun playscape type climbing apparatuses (apparati? Idk haha) for you to climb to where you wanna go. Over near middle of park is a little kid splash pad/very shallow pool that you can watch your littlies wade in. There's a short toy train slide they can go up and down on. Over near the left of entrance there's 2 tall water slides: one blue enclosed slide and a green one thats not. They're SUPER fun to go down. Over in the newest section of the park is a big action/lazy river where one can float to your heart's content. Plenty of tables around - your just have to come early to stake your spot so to speak. Overall place is very nice to play around in. There's no time limit and you can get a wristband to come in and out. Definitely coming back for more rock n rivery fun!!

Pros: -cheap tickets…read more-clean place -multiple park sections (volleyball, basketball, 2 lazy rivers, rock climbing wall!, two kid zones, 3 slides) -they let you bring your own food -you can literally be there from open to close Cons: -pay for kids 2 and under(most places they are free) -little tables available (get there early to secure a table, reserve one in advance, or table a picnic blanket and an umbrella to sit in the grass Something to note: it doesn't have a lot of rides like other water parks, it's more relaxing, playing a sport in the water, or kid zones. I would definitely go again it's small but also $20 for adults, a price you can beat for fun all day and no hidden fees. 20 is what you pay!

We had a great time taking my little godson here to enjoy some indoor water fun…read more On a weekend getaway in Cedar Park, we decided on a little get together for the kiddos. Splash Shack is great for those looking to geth wet and not have to worry about the vicious rays of the sun or the chill of spring fed water. The kiddos can find about an hour or two or more of splish splash diversion in the 30 foot interactive water play structure. Plenty of fountains, about 5 slides, and a huge water bucket will keep your young kids entertained for a wet minute. There were folks who had birthday parties going on. You are not allowed to bring outside food, but the location will cater pizza and soft drinks for you. There was plenty of parking inside, and plenty of resin Adirondack framed deck chairs to lounge in in the meantime. You can little people watch from the chairs amd sip on a cool soft drink in a balmy 82-degrees (to keep even the wet warm). Beware that if you do stay for awhile, your eyes will get itchy - even if you don't get wet - from what I think is the chlorine in the water. It won't bother most, but just be aware. Good times.

Let me preface by saying I never write bad reviews. But for safety reasons I had to write this one,…read moreand if you don't have time to read it all let me just start by saying please just go literally anywhere else for your child's safety. So first of all, there are 4 larger water slides. And probably 3 or so smaller ones. They have a total of 2 lifeguards on watch. One lifeguard sits at a chair "watching over" the smaller, right side of the park. And the other one switching between the top of the larger water slides every so often depending on which is busier. There are multiple lifeguards but only 2 out on the park floor at a time, all very young teenagers. Not a single adult working there. I think that is a huge problem in itself but let me go on. I watched my 4 yr old like a hawk the whole time we were there because the lifeguards obviously weren't paying attention, lots of older kids running around, etc. I watch my son go down the larger slide. I'm waiting at the bottom for him for 5 minutes. Still hasn't came out. I go to the top to look down the slide where there should've been a lifeguard but no one to be found. I go to the lifeguard sitting in the chair at the front and tell him that my 4 yr old went down and has not came out yet and I think he's stuck in the slide. He ARGUES WITH ME and says "no I've been watching and there's no one in the slide" UMMMM WHAT?!! Obviously realizing they could care less about my child or any children there, and I don't have time to argue because I'm worried about my 4 yr old, I rush back to the top of the slide and go down it and what do u know, my son was stuck in the middle of the pitch black loop of the slide, terrified and crying. This is totally unacceptable, I don't even have words. Hopefully that's enough to let you know this is not the place to go but if not, let me move on to my next complaint. There was a group of older kids constantly trying to climb up the larger water slides in the back that no one can see unless you walk back there. Which in the 3 hours I was there not one lifeguard walked back there or even glanced to check on anything. The first time I notified the lifeguard about the kids going up the slide, she went back there and told them that's not allowed. Then they kept doing it and multiple other parents complained as well. The second time I complained that they were still doing it and almost seriously injured my 4 yr old, the lifeguard said "oh I know I already told them to stop". Ummmm okay??? So you're just going to keep letting them do it putting all the other kids at danger?? At MINIMUM their parent should've been notified but in my opinion they should've been asked to leave after the 3rd complaint/telling them to stop. Honestly I could go on and on but I don't have all day. I truly just hope they increase the amount of lifeguards and hire experienced lifeguards that actually care about children's safety and at minimum have one adult employee on-site.

Random Google search for "things to do near me" as recent Texas transplants, turned up Cedar Rock…read moreRailroad.....looked it up and thought we would give it a look. We made it with minutes to spare for the last train of the day, as it was a very warm day. ***CHECK THE FACEBOOK PAGE OR WEBSITE DURING HOT WEATHER TO MAKE SURE IT'S RUNNING REGULAR SCHEDULES*** https://www.cedarrockrailroad.com/ We paid the fee's and boarded the train for a delightful almost 20 minute trip around the park, the train's are equipped with misters which, on a 100 degree day were a very welcome addition to the ride. My wife and I had the whole train to ourselves too!! We returned to the station and looked around, there's picnic tables, and a small playground as well as a small train ride with kiddie powered trains on a short track. All in all, well worth a visit!!

This place is adorable to bring your little kids. They have an outside playground that you can have…read moreyour kids on. They have dozens of picnic tables that you can have a snack on, and for only four bucks for a ten minute train, maybe fifteen minute train ride, it is a steal. I love the fact that they're trained their playground and their picnic tables are all on their trees. So you're not in the sun at all during the summer, when you come out next to a park that has soccer about basketballs, tennis goals.All kinds of stuff to do around you. We will definitely be bringing our daughter out for the years to come

New toilets Doors are LOCKED ???? Why?…read more I called the city of Pflugerville and asked why the toilets are not open. The city of Pflugerville said that they don't know... just that the contractor hasn't finished. Really? Three months ago they were done. How long does it take to make a commode work? We have a beautiful park and stinky porta potty's 200 yards away ... with only a few bushes close by. Why are these brand new toilets not in operation??? Hello Pflugerville

I come here with my kids frequently. It's a lovely neighborhood park. It's hidden at the end of a…read moreresidential cul-de-sac but it's easier to find with your GPS if you're not familiar with the area. There's a couple of playscapes, there plenty of room for walks, biking, and walking your dogs. There's also stream with a path through the nearby woods. My kids love playing hide n seek and tag here. They have have a couple of swing sets here as well. The bathrooms are also dealing well kept. I definitely recommend this park for your kids and running or walking your pets. It's not the best park if you want to have a large gathering and barbecue. There aren't any barbecue pits or covered area for large groups to sit and eat. There's plenty of parking. Definitely check out this park if you're in the neighborhood!

Awesome place! Great coverage when the sun is out…read more Soft turf for the kiddos and mulch to keep the ground cool around the playground.

This park is ***perfect*** for toddlers. It's super clean. Has LOTS (and I mean PLENTY) of shade…read morefrom the sun. Lots of trees. A nice restroom area. And it is age appropriate. I didn't feel like my niece was in the mix with bigger kids...everyone was in her age group. My only issue is that the parking lot seemed really small. At least where I parked. I was nervous backing out of my space. And there seemed to be one way in and one way out. I'm new to the area, so anyone let me know if I'm missing the extra areas to park and to leave. But I will most definitely bring my niece here again.

Cute park!…read more Playground is small but has a few unique attributes. First, it has a canopy! Nice not to worry about the blazing sun. There's a really fun pod you sit in and get spun around. Additionally, a really cool excavator tool that scoops up wood chips. It's a little tricky to control for smaller kids but fun with assistance. A little confusing to find parking. It's across the road -- under the bridge, actually. My husband and I disagreed on whether we like the parking arrangement. He loved that the car stayed cool but I felt a bit unsafe (felt like a secluded garage). Once you park, find the rock sign for the park. Follow the path to the pond. Go left at the pond to access the playground (I missed the path initially because you can't see that it continues from where you're standing) or go right to circle the pond (a nice walk) and find the playground that way. I preferred the longer walk to see ducks and turtles. The ducks have a cool floating house on the water. The playground was empty the entire time. Nice for social distancing. Maybe it's the fact that it's tucked away and a bit of a walk from the parking area. Either way, was nice to have it all to ourselves.

A nice little park along the Brushy Creek trails with lots to offer. You can enjoy nice views, sit…read moreon a bench and relax. You can watch or feed the ducks. You can also fish. The kids say there are catfish and an assortment of other types of fish to be caught. There is also a playground to bring the kids so they get some fresh air and exert some energy. Finally you can take pictures of all the going on. I am a little disappointed this year with the leaves changing color, but still a beautiful place. Parking is available under the bridge so don't fret!