Pretty nice park, has soccer and baseball fields and a small playground and places to play…read morevolleyball and basketball. Fairly well managed and taken care of, has picnic tables to sit down at. Hidden away behind HEB in Dripping Springs. Good alternative for when Founders is really crowded.

This a great community park in the circle C neighborhood. Aside from the community pool, they also…read morehave tennis courts with pickleball lines, but you'll have to bring your own PB nets. There's also one court that's multipurpose off to the side. There's a huge gazebo in the middle with lots of picnic tables. Decent playground for the kiddos. Next to the pool are two sand volleyball courts. And then you've got a nice trail around the park. Towards the front are basketball courts and a field where people play soccer and football. Just overall a great community park where families come out on the weekends.

Great park it's been well taken care of since I was a kid myself. Now my daughter comes to play…read morehere. Only complaint is that there's never once been soap in the bathrooms and that leads to widespread bacteria/illnesses on the children's playgrounds.

Nice park, I liked it. There's a super easy walking trail around it, flat surface, no hills, just a…read morerelaxed walk. Great if you just want to get outside and move a little. Lots of soccer fields and a playground, so it's perfect for families with kids. The hike itself is very light, you barely feel like you're exercising, but it's a nice way to spend some time outdoors

11/24/22 Just a heads up to those who walk the trail. The…read morelittle side trail near the soccer fields and playscape...the one that passes over the creek has a large ripped apart deer. Blood and guts everywhere. Clearly I didn't take a pic but just be aware if you walk with your dog and/or small children. It wasn't pretty. My dog is great off leash and luckily I saw it before she decided to go in for a closer look. Do we call the parks dept to come get it or just let nature take care of it. It looks pretty fresh.

I met my Muay Thai trainer/coach here for a Sunday morning training session. The park was easy to…read morefind and had a basketball court, restrooms, playground, baseball field, benches, and paths. During my session we used the basketball court and ran the baseball field since neither were in use while we trained. Overall a decent park but it all depends on what you had planned while visiting. There is a decent amount of parking based the size of the park.

Would love to give more stars for this park. The only…read moreproblems -from my experience- are from others who go there... 1) It's NOT a leash-free park, but a large number of people think it's ok and allow their dogs off-leash. Dismissive owners range from "it's ok, my dog(s) [is/are] friendly" (despite concerns/quarrels) to complete disregard of picking up their dog's poop (or bagging it and leaving the bag on the ground). Dog owners can absolutely make or break your experience. And yes, I'm a dog-owner! Kinda sad for me to report that I'm kinda happy that APD frequently visits! 2) People leave trash or their dog's poop bags around. Picnic tables by the playground area or the pavilion can be littered with trash. Poop bags can be spotted throughout (so sad- how hard is it to deposit the trash/poop bags in the receptacles provided?). Wish people took care of their trash better so that others can enjoy this park! 3) As a former baseball coach, the poop situation is ridiculous regarding the fields. Imagine YOUR kid trying to stop a ball and diving into poop - not cool. This park used to be a place that kids could gather, learn, and play baseball: It's become a cesspool of poop and uncaring dog-owners (shame on you!). 4) There's so much more positive about this park, but unfortunately the prior mentions seriously cloud any purpose of other comments. Yes, bathrooms (if they're open/not vandalized). Yes, trails (if there aren't teenage pot smokers present). Yes, an awesome basketball court! Yes, there's a historical graveyard next to the basketball court. Yes, nice parking. If those who visited this park did their part - following the laws, picking up after themselves, etc - then Longview deserves 5 stars. As it is as of this post, sadly: 1 star.

This park was dreamed up by someone with the perfect checklist for what makes a great community…read morespace... -It's pretty lush and tree rich so there's plenty of shade -Grills and benches sprinkled about that are first come, first serve -Basketball court (no shade) that was just recently spruced up (summer of 2023) -Pool -Handful of poop bag dispensers -Tennis courts -Baseball fields in the back -Plenty of parking -Playscape (shaded) -One covered picnic area that can be reserved (I think) -Three sets of bathrooms (at the pool, in the middle, and towards the back near the baseball fields) -Well-maintained (there are always city trucks there cleaning out trash or giving the bathroom a power wash) For those trying to get their steps in... The pavement loop around the park is just shy of a mile.

Garrison Park is a great South Austin Park! Pet friendly providing poo bag dispensers and trash…read morecans along the park. It's very safe and just a great place for our furry friends! & family. There's plenty of trees, a few trails, picnic areas, playground, swimming pool, and a basketball court. Great little gem!

It's a beautiful park BUT please be careful and cautious walking here with your dogs as there have…read morebeen coyote attacks. My dog was killed on a walk on 7-8-26. There have multiple attacks so please report to animal control (311) if you've encountered any stalking coyotes. Rip Shadow

This is our go-to park, especially because my boyfriend and I play a lot of pickleball…read more The park has 2 tennis courts with 2 practice walls, and inside the tennis courts, there are lines for 3 pickleball courts in total. It can get busy, but not so much that you can't find a spot--it's all first-come, first-served with no reservations required. There's also a basketball court and, on the other side, a sand volleyball court. You'll often see people playing frisbee or flying drones here, which adds to the lively atmosphere. The park has pet-friendly walking and running trails, a small play area for kids, and a few picnic spots. Restrooms are available, and there's plenty of parking. It's always clean, and you'll see enough people around to feel safe even if you're visiting alone.

Took the kids here for some cool down. In order to get to the pool, you need to hike abit, which…read moreis great for the kids. Parking can be tough but eventually you will fine a spot. The pool is quite nice with cool breeze. Finding a sport can be rough if you come late in the morning but bring some shade and you will be fine. Water is cold but it was nice after a the hike and eventually your body will get used to it. Overall everyone enjoyed the day here.

What an incredible experience. I have to say first off, I really appreciate that it's reservations…read moreonly. Doing that limits the amount of people entering at once and allowing for a more enjoyable experience. Paying for a reservation and then additional money upon arrival allows this reserve and park to be properly maintained. I'm thankful for that and for the people who take care of it. It was a bit chilly the morning we went and the water was freezing. I still went in! I wanted the full experience and I got it. The way the water in the pool meets the rock formations is breath-taking. As is the rest of the park. It was a nice area to hike and breathe in nature.

Oh how I love walking the Greenbelt! It feels like you can go for miles and miles. Well, you can as…read moreit's for nearly 12 miles of trails. Our little furry guy loves a jaunt on the trail in his stroller, especially if that means stopping off for a swim along the way. Can't beat cooling off in natural watering holes during a hot summer in Austin. The Barton Hills entrance gets you to Campbell's Hole while 360 gets you to Sculpture Falls and Twin Falls. I say do it all. Maybe not in one day...save something for the next time. Definitely a precious piece of Austin that we're so lucky to have.

WARNING: They break into cars here! They shattered our car window and stole my backpack. We called…read morea local car repair shop to fix the window and they said they receive constant business because of this! The hike was great with lots of shade. But I would seriously discourage you from coming here because of the vandalism and theft.

Kids programs take over elsewhere so all the Pickel Ball players from other places in the summer…read morecome here to play so you have to wait 20 to 30 minutes between games! I played two games in an hour just now and I'm leaving because it's not a good use of my time! Plan on waiting if you come here in the summer, it's just become too busy and the city doesn't want to add more open play ... why I don't know but they need to! This is our tax dollars at work! Insufficient amount of play so they should add a seniors only open play 55 and up! This one is open to all, and there are too many people here!

very helpful respectful for all that worry about your kids that is ok go with the learn with them…read morehere and make each other better as a whole.