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.

Another delightful Williamson County park !!! What a pleasure it was to saunter under the cooling…read morepecan groves. It was such a pleasant break from our usual cedar trees . What a pleasure it was to see donkeys The only drawbacks were a little flooding that stopped us from completing our circle around the lake and the issues we had with signage Otherwise a great experience.

This is a large park with different areas for hikes, picnic and a splash pad. The Quarry splash…read moreentry fee is $2 per person. It's very well maintained. There were 20+ kids playing on the splash pad but it didn't feel too crowded. There a few benches near the splash pad and a shaded pavilion close by. The pavilion can be reserved for group picnics or parties.

pretty good sized park with a decent variety to offer. there are many playing fields. the walking…read moretrails are nice and have cute bunnies and deer.

I am rarely in Georgetown, TX, so I thought I would take in the sights and sounds of Georgetown…read more First sightseeing stop...San Gabriel Park. San Gabriel Park is huge, scenic, and with pristine manicured grounds. There is a little something for everyone - playground for children, walking and cycling trails for adults and fishing for adults as well. Quite honestly, I was surprised to see how many folks were fishing in the San Gabriel River. San Gabriel Park is located along the San Gabriel River. Although the San Gabriel Park is quite large, it has the feel of being absolutely serene simultaneously. The park has picnic tables, places to sit along the river and places to hang out if you want to meditate or take in the park's beauty alone. This park is definitely family-centric with playgrounds, open fields, and shaded areas for picnics or self-discovery.

Well, I have been here 2 days this week and I have been able to get my miles in. You can run, walk,…read morebike or stroll along these trails. There are several parks along the way where you can sit or have a picnic. There is even a few places that have children's playgrounds. I don't cone here often since I live a little ways away but I have always enjoyed my time.

Hutto Lake Park is a small park with a loop that is slightly less than a mile. It is perfect for…read moregetting a short run in with its mix of gravel, dirt, and concrete pathways. There is also a small incline that works well for some light hills practice. There is plenty of parking, bathrooms, picnic seating under a pavilion, a basketball court, a water fountain, spots for fishing, and it sits inside a nice neighborhood. I enjoy coming here for simple runs both in the morning and afternoons. There's not lighting to make it worthwhile to visit at night.. Sometimes people will bring their dogs off leash and let them roam around, so be careful of that, but for the most part people are very respectful and courteous of each other on the loop. RIYL: Lil peaceful parks

There's about a dozen reviews already posted and many of these reviewers do a very good job of…read morepointing out the amenities here. Like many small, local parks, parking can be an issue, but not here, there are 28 parking spaces. Between the parking lot and the HOA pool, which is for Lakeside residents only, you'll find a water retention area. Also, in the same area, you'll find a full basketball court. The good news is that the park, unlike the pool, is a public park. There is one very large covered picnic area complete with a fountain, grill and public bathrooms. Dotted along the paved trail you'll find other smaller single table covered picnic areas complete with grills. These picnic spots sit close to a sheltered pond where you can watch local wildlife such as egrets and Herons. At the far end of the park is a much larger body of water complete with a dock which also links up to an unpaved gravel trail. As others have already mentioned, there is no large playscape on the property. Additional photos and videos posted for your added insight.

Creekside Park is a small little guy right off the Cottonwood trail. There is 3 batting cages, 2…read moreplaygrounds both with tarps for shade in the summer, a few benches and grills, and a bathroom that was locked off when I was there. There's luckily a huge porta-potty to use in replacement, but there is no water fountain. It's great that there's a public playground and a few spaces to exist. It's very empty most of the time, so if you just want to be alone, it's a little retreat almost. Cute spot. RIYL: An almost private park

This is a park with a paved trail and is a nice calm walk. It's not super scenic but if you're…read morelooking to get your steps in it's great. There is a creek toward the middle of the trail. Parking was ok but the bathrooms, I wish they'd spend more time cleaning them.

This park sits deeply nestled into a Pflugerville neighborhood and is largely out of view. On one…read moreside is Gilleland Creek and a nice bike path running along side. There are residential homes on the north side and, of all things, a private farm with goats and chickens on it's south side. The primary amenities located here are the swimming pool and the clubhouse. However, there is also a children's play scape, a bike path and tennis and basketball courts. There are 3 picnic tables sitting under some shade trees, but no grills. Basically this is a nice little neighborhood park that only the local residents in the area know about. The photos included in this review add more insight.

Small park that offers access to hiking trails (I believe it's the Brushy Creek Trail and maybe…read moresome smaller trails as well). There's a very small playground -- it's meant for younger kids (closer to 2) and doesn't have much to offer. Could definitely expand this area. However, the swings here are GREAT. Very tall and perfect for kids that want to swing higher. Additionally, there is a cute little dinosaur bone play area. My 17-month-old enjoyed it -- just watch the small toddlers closely because it's easy to bonk their heads. Easy parking in the large lot. There are multiple other parks with bigger playgrounds just a few minutes away, FYI (Brushy Creek, Olson Meadows) so you can easily park hop.

A great place to begin your walk, hike, run, or bike ride. Dogs are allowed, so you can bring them…read moretoo. There are a few play sets for kids to enjoy, as well as a lot of sand. Additionally, there is a covered area to have a picnic or just to get out of the rain. I know that never happens. It also has plenty of parking and even bathrooms that are open to the public. I have always enjoyed passing through or beginning my routine here at Champion Park.

This is a small public park in the Georgetown city limits that is tucked away in an upscale…read moreneighborhood. The property itself is a few acres in size and is covered in shady Live Oak trees. It's amenities include two reasonably large play scapes, a full basketball court, swings and public restrooms. There are a few picnic tables sitting on concrete pads, but there are no grills or covered tables. There is no parking lot here, street parking only. Definitely a nice shady public park.