We had such a great afternoon at the park. The kids loved all of the great park installations. The…read morebathroom interior was super hot but it was fairly clean for being a public park bathroom. Also, great to have an onsite toilet.

Great fun for the kids. Wasn't to crowded or ridiculously packed. It was nice and clean and wasn't…read morecrummy on parking either, one thing as parents when parking you dont want to take out stroller and all you need from a place far away or ridiculously crowded.

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

Such a cute and relaxing little park in Hutto. It's got a…read moreplayground and picnic areas. Nice walking areas (Benji had a blast walking and sniffing about). Love the wooden piers going to the water. Hoping to do a little picnic next time. Definitely worth a visit.

I've been coming to this park for a while now. I've seen it through all the construction and…read moreupdates they've done. Such a great space for people to have time for themselves, for family, to reconnect to nature, fishing if that's your thing. I like that the loop around the small lake equals to a mile, so it's easy to get a 5k done as you know you'll go around about 3 times. The view is great, it's so nice to look at the green, the water, hear the birds, and be active. I'm glad I was introduced to this park by my dear friend, who still goes early to get her steps. I try squeezing time to visit at least twice a month. Mornings are best. I'm thankful to have access to these spaces near by. Parks are a necessity for the community.

This is my first park review. This park is amazing so beautiful and fun. The grass was well…read moremaintained and green. The playscape was impressive. I'll definitely take my kids back.

This park is a hidden gem, from the play structure to the splash pad to the placement of the…read morefacilities. They thought of all the ways that would make it fun for a kid, and convenient for a parent. The play structure isn't your typical one, with a more obstacle-like feel, perfect for older kids. The swings were a hit for my toddler and my tweens, with them being so high off the ground. And the splash pad was so fun for all of them, with its variety of pour outs. We'll be back, with friends.

Beautiful park! There are many intricate playscapes for kids…read moreto climb on as well as a few swings. They also have a nice looking splash pad but unfortunately it isn't open for the season yet. We'll definitely be back when the time comes! There is a (small dog) dog park nearby and a huge grassy area for running and playing. They have three small verandas and a nearby restroom area.

Saturday afternoon, I took my 6 year old nephew to this park. It is indeed a Play for all…read more.. It was not as busy as I thought. Parking was great. We parked close to the entrance. My nephew was extremely excited!!I noticed that everything was thoroughly thought out. The entrance gate is slightly heavy (two to pass through. Other area were the same (heavy gates to prevent kids from entering the paved areas without permission & help. There were several areas to play: sensory areas, sand box (large), agility, strength training for the littles, and a cute township area where kids can ride (provided mini bikes) bikes or scooters in the "city". The imagination stations were adorable. Most areas were covered well. They had several restrooms and water stations. Seating for birthdays and such. I didn't have time to take pictures. But it's true to the website. I highly recommend it!

This park is amazing and clean and perfect for all ages. They even had a swing for children in…read morewheelchairs. There's a designated place to ride bikes...play make believe in the little town they have. It's really nice.

Fritz got the refresh it truly needed. It's THE park of Hutto now. After delays and delays and…read moredelays, it looks like Fritz Park's construction has wrapped, and with all the construction fences down, we can all explore what Fritz Park has to offer. One of the biggest sellers to families is the new splash pad, which, compared to other splash pads in Hutto, actually works. I don't think that's a hard ask, but at this point it's worth a celebration. In addition, there's a new all-wheels track, which is a slick-designed skate track for boards and bikes, a looping half-mile trail around the park that connects to the Cottonwood Creek Trail, a small stage with turf, cornhole, a great pond, and a sensory garden with objects to touch and fiddle with, the already existing basketball court and gazebo, and plenty of single-use family/all-gender bathrooms, which I think is great. If you gotta go, just pick a door. Lastly, there are two playgrounds for the younger kids and older kids. The younger kids' playground has musical instruments, swings, and other safe activities, while the older kids' playground has a rope climber, some American Ninja Warrior obstacle course, monkey bars, and more. It's pretty sick even for an adult. The slides on it are also pretty intense and adventurous. It's slick. Overall, I will be coming back to Fritz many, many times for as long as I'm in Hutto because it feels like a great space for community and just a fun spot overall. I will enjoy diverging from my runs on the Cottonwood Creek Trail to take a little detour through the newly renovated park. RIYL: A third space worth the visit

SO much better than the old playground! Nicer restrooms,…read morenewer playground equipment, and of course all of the places you can now explore! 5 stars!!

The actual public space here managed by Hutto Parks and Recreation is the Soccer Fields. Ran by…read moreSting Soccer most evenings and almost all day Saturday. I've seen on the off times, when Sting isn't running one of their 30 games or practices, people come out here to pop up shots. It's exactly what you'd expect: a lot of soccer fields. RIYL: Soccer or Futbol

This park sits in the Riverwalk community and runs the length of Brushy Creek. As you turn on…read moreRiverwalk Drive you will notice several soccer fields. As you continue to drive down the road you'll see a small community pool and water park. The waterpark does have a gate which I believe is accessed through a key given out by the HOA. One other good thing about this park is that it has a long sidewalk that runs through the community.

This park is basically just a large green space with a small man-made lake on one side that is…read morestocked with fish. It is surrounded on three sides with upscale residential homes and behind it is the Blackland Prairie elementary school. There is a sidewalk that runs the length of the road but there is no hike and bike trail linking this park to other parks. Throughout this park you'll find some picnic tables under some shade trees. One nice amenity in this park is a tennis court with lighting. However, this tennis court is strictly for HOA residents only. As a matter of fact, there are plenty of signs around letting everyone know that this is an HOA Park only. Plenty of pictures in this review to add more insight.

We came out here for a company picnic. Yelp recognized this place when I checked in as Chandler…read moreCreek Rec Center. I googled the address and it came up as Chandler Creek Recreation Center and there were signs that said Meadows at Chandler Creek (which is the neighborhood we turned into from AW Grimes). Confusing. There is a nice sidewalk path you follow from the street that leads down to the pavilion. There is a sand volleyball area and basketball court too. The smaller kids had a playground to play in. The bathrooms were not bad for a park. Two stalls, one sink and hand dryer. It had plenty of grass to set up an obstacle course and camp gladiator station. For those who like to walk, there is a half sand trail and half cement path to walk around. I see the pool area is getting some work done to it. Looks like the kiddos will have fun here once it's complete.

This was a great trail after a rainy day as it was paved throughout which is great for biking or…read morewalking . Minimal parking in the designated lot, however it's in a neighborhood so street side parking is avaliable. Multiple picnic tables and small charcoal grills throughout the trail. Very shaded trail, so perfect for a sunny day! -lots of greenery , a few glimpses of the creek below, not alot of wildflowers.

I went for a run of the east side of the Brushy Creek Trail. The whole 4.5 miles and back. I ran…read morepast the awesome Play for All Abilities Park. I ran up and down Mt. Kenney Fort. I ran to the absolute dead end of the trail and back up to Joe B Freeman Park. Do you know there are no working water fountains through the entire trail? Not even in the Play for All Abilities Park were they working. Granted there's only two water stations on the whole trail, neither worked. Other than that it is a beautiful trail, a great distance, with many things to look at. It is nice to get lost in the trees as well. The day they connect the east trail to the west will be a miracle. One day... RIYL: The biggest trail in Round Rock