Very nice park in Cedar Park! Pool, playground, dog park, lake, nice pavilion, amphitheater... and…read morea wonderful veteran's memorial. BTW.. next to the veterans memorial there is a U.S. flag disposal receptacle! I assume they dispose of the flags correctly! Beautiful space and lots to do!

The water park/splash pad area was wonderful for both of our littles! We all enjoyed it.read more

I am SO thankful I found this swimming pool…read more There are two pools at this place. The larger one has swimming lanes, 2 low dives, 1 high dive, water-basketball, wade out area, etc. The smaller one is PERFECT for kids. It's probably no more than 1.5-2 feet deep, but has sprayers/fountains everywhere, a jungle gym in the middle of the pool with a slide, whale statues to sit on, etc. I saw kids from 2-12 in there having a blast! Not a swimmer? Not a problem! There are shaded areas to sit at if you just want to watch the others swim. I saw plenty of people sitting back with a book or laying out to get a tan. The prices are only $3 for youth (under 18) and $5 for adults. You can bring your own food and bev and spend the day in the sun, but cooling off! My husband and I just moved into a house in the Anderson Mill Mud district and out of our awesome apartment. Living in a house is awesome, but man.... how I missed the pools at the apartment complex, especially with well over a month of 3-digit tempteratures. But with this pool and it's appeal for all ages, I'm not missing that apartment complex anymore! I will definitely become a regular!

The pool is always staffed with lifeguards. It is always clean and very reasonably priced. My…read morekids love swimming here. It has a lap pool, swimming area and a fun kiddy pool. It also has high dive and low dive boards. There are also showers, and life jackets available. You can also sign up for swimming lessons here.

No idea how we went 6 years living right down the road and having no clue this existed. We came by…read moreon a Saturday afternoon around 3 and were able to get a parking spot and a chair. The layout is split between a young children splash pad area and a full size pool that is split into multiple sections. I was incredibly impressed by everything they have to offer. The splash section has a slide and plenty of shade for the kids. The big pool has a walk in section that gradually gets deeper as you get in. To top it off, the have the diving boards to get out all your high flying energy. We will definitely be back all summer long.

This pool is great!! My husband and i recently discovered it and it was the most fun I had in a…read morewhile. The entrance fee is $5 per adult, $4 for senior citizen or if you have a military ID. They have a high dive and a low dive that dips into 12 Ft pool. They have 2 swim lanes, they can be shared. I do think they have certain hours where it is open swim, adult swim, etc. Check online before going to make sure you will be able to swim. They have a lot of picnic tables and chairs to lay your stuff at while you swim. They have a small kids play water park with slides and a bucket that dumps water. It looked like fun but since I didn't have a kid with me, I didn't venture to that side. Overall, this pool is great and I would come again!

I absolutely love this park and have been coming here since childhood…read more They have a swimming pool that has he some nice upgrades. Plenty of fun for everyone there! Huge water slide for bigger kids/adults and a smaller one for smaller kids. Outside volleyball, soccer, bmx trail, 2 separated playgrounds (one for bigger kids and one for smaller). They also used to have a rock climbing wall (unsure if it's still there). This makes for one of the best parks in Austin in my opinion.

Husband and I love this park. It has nearly everything you need. Community garden, pool, walking…read moretrail, playground, picnic area, baseball field, pavilion, volleyball field, dirtbike, track, etc.... We come here often for evening walks, or to play with our dog, or picnics, or to set up a hammock in the trees. People are usually pretty good about keeping their dogs on the leash, but every now and then you'll see somebody who doesn't have their dog leashed. They also host community events every so often (music, movies, fireworks, etc).

Wow. Simply amazing. I mean....I have never...ever...in my life seen a firework show with 4…read moreFOUR...yes FOUR finales.... Incredible. The fireworks show alone was worth the entire trip and wait. It was far better than the 4th of July. In fact it was so good I can't even imagine what the 4th of July for Cedar Park has in store for fireworks. And I'm going to guess that what they've done in the past has been great. Okay, so they had live music all night long. They had carnival game. They had carnival rides. Balloon pops frog toss. The bag slide. The spinner ride. 3 free bounce houses. The hamster ball. Also known as zorb balls. Mechanical bull. Wipeout. Rock wall climbing. Bungee bouncing. Roasted corn. Hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, pickles, funnel cakes. Snow cones, water, soda, tea. A gymnastics show. And a firework show that pretty much just beat all. Everything was almost reasonably priced. It can get pricey with more than one child. Especially if a family of four is wanting to do each event. It's worth doing a couple but for the type of events I don't like forking over too much cash for that. The crowd was more than pleasant. The lines were not long. Everybody was a pleasure to be around. All the staff and volunteers were all very friendly and sweet. Justin nice atmosphere all the way around. The festival lasted from 5 p.m. To 8:30 p.m.. The firework show start promptly at 830. It lasted until 8 53. 23 minutes of absolutely astonishing fireworks. Let's not forget about the kickass park they have. With a multitude of climbing pieces. A slide that will knock you on your butt. And a swimming pool what the water playground for the kids and a slide for bigger kids and adults. My family and I had the time of our life out there today. We got there around 1:30 p.m. And we stayed until 9 p.m.. It was a blast. The firework show im still talking about it. It was just really great. I can't wait till next year. This will be an annual event for us. I wish we had been the last 5 years. But I'm grateful I found out about it and we got to go get here. And I'm very much looking forward to next year.

In the Westview Meadows subdivision located on Baghdad Road you'll find this HOA park on Municipal…read moreDr. The park is surrounded on all sides by single residential homes. The pool and parking lot are directly on the road which is also where many residents retrieve their mail. Behind the pool, sits a very large covered play scape for the kids, along with covered picnic tables and grills. There are some swings as well and there is a large green space at the back of the property. Definitely a nice asset to the local residents. The pictures included spell out the rest.

This is a great community pool in our neighborhood. All the lifeguards are friendly and are…read moreconstantly monitoring the pool. The little kiddos love the splash area the kiddie pool. Restrooms are very clean and the outdoor shower is perfect for hosing off before heading home. It would be great if there was a food truck available... hint hint..

This is a privately run HOA park located in the Highlands subdivision of Crystal Falls in Leander…read more This place has pretty much all the amenities one could hope for. On this property, which is about 10 acres in size more or less you'll find a playscape, swings, frisbee golf course and a pond with a fountain. Lots of green space with limestone picnic tables scattered about the property, even a small soccer field. The big attraction is the well designed pool area and splash pad. Definitely a great asset to this local community as the photos included attest.

This is a lovely park in the middle of the Buttercup Creek subdivision. The park isn't large but…read morefeatures a pool (open only during the summer), playgrounds, outdoor fitness equipment, and old-growth trees. I often walk through this park with my dog as there are two pet waste stations, offering convenience on both ends of the park. During the weekends, more families bring their kids to the playgrounds, but the park is more or less empty during the week. Buttercup Creek Park also features two tennis courts with lights. You must purchase a key from Cedar Park Parks & Recreation. The courts are well-maintained and open on a first-come, first-served basis. The pool is open to the public during the summer, but check the Cedar Park Recreation website for current hours. There is also ample parking available. I took off one star because the park itself is tiny. Though it packs a ton of amenities, one could walk from one end to the other in 1-2 minutes. Overall, Buttercup Creek Park is a great place to visit.

Not sure to call it a park or a pool but more like a community swimming pool with a small…read moreplayground nearby? Anyways this pool location is great! It's simple and straight to the point. It is a large pool with a shallow and deep end with a diving board. There is also a ramp that you can walk in slowly with your babies or handicapped persons. The ramp literally looks like a wheelchair ramp that goes into the water along one side of the pool. The pool has a "lap" part where more serious swimmers can swim laps and an "open" part where you can just float around and play in the water freely. There is also a kiddie pool that is very shallow for toddlers and babies - still needs supervision of course. There is a fenced gate around the kiddie pool to separate it from the larger pool. There is shading under a large tree and small picnic tables, too. There were also lounging chairs that you can lay back on and sun bathe. They aren't open all year round but usually only during summer break. The lifeguards are usually highschool kids .. for summer jobs. There are plenty of parking spaces, restrooms, showers to rinse off and water fountains. Also if you're into PokemonGo there are a couple of stops and a gym here. :)

This is a neighborhood park maintained by the HOA. It is for residents only. It is accessible thru…read morea neighborhood cul-de-sac and from the main neighborhood loop. There is an average amount of parking spots (perhaps 15?), which is suitable for a regular afternoon of kids playing on the playground or a few folks watching kids swim. The pool, while used by the community, is also home to the competitive swim team, the Tidal Waves. They always draw a great crowd. That parking is managed by having visitors park along the neighborhood loop. The playground is colorful with different activities to entertain children. The pool has lanes for swimming, and at times some are reserved for the swim team for practice. Water aerobics is also offered for a fee. Additionally, the park has a bike rack provided (I love that!) and a water fountain.

This place is incredible. They have 3 main sections... Skills development which focuses on…read moredribbling & passing, a shooting area which tracks your accuracy and a half court. Tracie was an excellent coach for the hour and helped guide me through all of the drills, competitions and tech behind the scenes. Highly recommend for ballers of all ages.