This is the nicer of two local parks that sits along Tudor house Road in the Brookfield subdivision…read morelocated just off of Dessau Rd. Both parks act as traffic roundabouts in their respective neighborhoods and are separated by Weiland elementary school. The reason this park is nicer than its nearby neighbor is because it features a swimming pool. There is a larger playscape located here as opposed to the other park. This is roughly a 1 acre patch of land that is well utilized with paved walkways, benches, pool, and covered play scape with swings. There is also a nice short gravel pathway with benches and the entire property is ringed with a 4 foot perimeter fence. There are bathrooms located within the pool area along with plenty of seating and there's even a book depository box next to the playscape, but no grills. Just one block south of this park you'll run into Stoney Creek park and it's paved trails (Battenburg Trail) that run along a creek. This is definitely a very nice HOA park for the local residents, not the general public.

This is a neighborhood park that is very well maintained by the HOA. This one has a sand…read morevolleyball court. The interesting thing about the parks in this neighborhood is that each park has a different sport focus. So, here, we get sand volleyball! There is also a basketball half court. This park is very family friendly. There is a covered pavilion with four picnic tables, and two grills. Behind the pavilion and side of the volleyball court is a large grassy area where people frequently play with their dogs. Additionally, there are two benches under trees. There is a beautiful, large tree with shaded seating around it in front of the pavilion. There is only one trash can, but I have not seen it overflowing. Frequently people walking dogs can be seen dropping off their sealed doggie bags into the trash there. In front of this park are the neighborhood mailboxes. This is a great neighborhood park.

This is a nice local park in the Horizon Park subdivision surrounded by single-family residences…read more Directly in front of the park is where everybody stops to get their mail. It should be pointed out that this is an HOA Park not a city park. On this property, you will find a covered picnic area, two grills, half basketball court and a volleyball court. There are also two benches towards the back of the property along with what appears to be a bocce ball court. There's lots of green space to run around in, but I was surprised there was no play scape and there are no public bathrooms. However, just a couple of blocks down Union Street you will find better amenities at the Union HOA park.

This park has a unisex bathroom that was unlocked, had soap, hand dryer worked, and the toilet…read moreflushed. The half basketball court is fun to get shots up at. The pavilion doesn't have much going for it, but it exists. The two playgrounds both have shaded tarps, and there's a few sets which is a ton of fun. They also have a jungle gym that I don't see utilized but looks like a lot of fun. This is probably the best public playground in Hutto right now until Fritz reopens. RIYL: Jungle gyms

Nice playground with lots of fun climbing equipment (various difficulty levels). There is a cool…read morerope dome for older kids to climb. Swings, slides, and the usual. Some grassy areas to run around. Wish there were more trees though. Ample parking on the street.

This park sits on Old Mill Road, not far from Lakeline Boulevard in Cedar Park. It sits on about 2…read moreacres and has two separate play scapes, a pavilion, lots of covered picnic tables, a basketball court, and two tennis courts (which double as pickle ball courts). The park is open to all the local residents of Cedar Park, however, the tennis courts do require a special card for access. The main building has both public restrooms and a public meeting room. The covered picnic area is fitted with electrical outlets. Along with plenty of picnic tables, there are several grills which you can use. This park does have a small parking lot of about 10 spaces. This is a well thought out spacious family friendly park worthy of spending a couple hours at.

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.

This is a small neighborhood park that sits on 2 -3 acres and has no parking lot. It may be a small…read moreprivate neighborhood park since there is no mention of it being public. It is a MUD park. At the entrance is one of those little free library book boxes to exchange books. The front of the park features a nice children's play scape, and there is a gravelly trail that leads you to the rear, followed by a paved trail that leads you to some picnic tables hidden in the back corner. Next to these tables is a horseshoe pit. No bathrooms or parking lot. The park itself is completely surrounded on all sides by residential homes. overall, it's a nice shady local park with its own special offerings as the photos depict.

This is another one of these HOA parks which are within a few blocks of each other. This park is…read moreabout an acre in size and has a nice paved trail running through it. This park is surrounded on three sides by residential homes and a wooded area behind it. The property consists of a full basketball court, a covered picnic area, some swings and a large play scape. It is a well manicured piece of property with a rest area tucked into some trees. At the rear of the park there is a water runoff area. Definitely a nice asset for the local residents.

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. :)