Between Jarrell and Salado, both areas lack any parks with walking trails. Don't ask me why, but I…read morejust know that the sole park that Jarrell has and driving 12 minutes to Salado, I thought this park would have had them, but of course, I was wrong. This park appears to be catering to the children because they have a playground, then they have a creekbed that I see some children playing in, open fields that children can run around. I spotted some deer walking out in plain sight not bothered by the people. I ended up walking on the road where vehicles frequently passed me by. Not very safe, but I wanted to get some exercise in. It's in a cute part of Salado that looks old-timey. The park was within a residential area since there were houses inside the park grounds. It is maintained with cut grass and plenty of parking.

Nicely maintained Memorial Park in Salado with playground, picnic tables, restrooms, pavilion and…read morecreek access with on site parking. Helpful stop for those with littles that need to burn energy and beautiful way to remember those that contributed to our lives.

We've come by a few times but the little buildings were never open. Bummer. You can still walk…read morethrough the area and take some nice photos. Parking can be a bit iffy if you need to be right in front of the place. There is a lot behind there though.

Went into the visitor center and was so pleased with my whole experience. The ladies were so funny,…read moresweet and helpful. They answered all my questions and gave me a lot of great ideas. All their recommendations were spot on. The building is so authentically rustic and beautiful inside. Thanks guys!!

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I've been to Salado a few times growing up but never noticed this historic site. It's tucked away…read moreon a hill just off the Main Street. There are numerous signs and plaques describing the former school and the ruins are picturesque. It's worth the 10 to 20 minutes to walk around if you're nearby.

3.5 This little park…read moreis not very visible from the street but it's definitely worth a look. It's the site of a former college with a few walls left standing. It's a historical area that also has a butterfly garden with various flowers. There were countless monarch butterflies here on our visit. The park is pretty small and will take maybe 20 minutes to look at but it's nice to see a part of history. Take the extra time to go to the historical society nearby.

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.

I love sculpture gardens! This one is located off the main road but far enough to feel secluded and…read morereasonably quiet. It's free to visit. The art varies -- some pieces I appreciated while others, not so much. Such is the art experience. No matter what, I really enjoyed strolling through this sculpture garden. It was easy to find a parking spot right outside. Also, we were the only visitors at the time (Sunday, early afternoon). I recommend this sculpture park -- it's a very quick but pleasant stop while visiting Salado.

neat little spot to checkout. the maze was underwhelming. is not very well kept. grounds are a bit…read moresmall and limited. the unicorn and cactus sculptures were cool.

Who knew it would be called a village, rather than a city or town. I suppose cuz it's quite small,…read morebut very charming. We love driving down this way for galavanting. We literally just drove out here to try an authentic Italian gelati cafe. That'll be in a different review. Some of the attractive sights are found along Main Street. Stop by if you're ever on your way up from San Antonio or Austin. You'll find some cool places to browse around or eat at.

Wine and beer flights, and you get a cute glass to take home? Yessss! The staff behind the bar does…read morean amazing job getting a good flavor profile set up for you for your flights, and I haven't been disappointed with any of their picks yet. Also, it's in the cutest section of downtown Salado, super easy to walk around to the creek or various events that they do in that area. The food is next door. You order at the counter and they'll bring it over to you back at the bar area. It's some solid diner style food; salads, sandwiches, burgers. Fried green beans stalk my dreams, man. So good.

A big craft brew bar with plenty of seating and a lot of Choi es of beer. They'll let you try up to…read more3 of them as well.

Clean, prompt, great rates and all around a great time. Used multiple times and will continue to.read more

My mom's birthday was worry free, Austin Notes Party bus was such reliable and fun service. I'm an…read moreAustin local and had have terrible experience with other companies, this company is top tier.