Great experience. Texted Dave, responded quickly. Was able to meet him and handover the racquets…read moreand get it strung within a short time frame. Highly recommend

Texted Dave about a restringing. He was very nice, flexible with drop off/pick up and he got it…read moredone by the next day. Super pleased. Very reasonable price as well. Highly recommend

Love bringing my 2 year old here. I will say that the play scape is meant for older children but my…read moreson still has a lot of fun when I bring him here. There are around 5 swings and a full soccer field. Lots of trees and public restroom plus an adorable memorial that I believe is placed in the honor of someone or is a gift from the city of Leander. It's adorable because it is a stone structure that is meant to look like legos and playing blocks

We like the playground, but if you're here while the pool is closed, all the other bathrooms are…read morelocked up and the two water fountains don't work. Plus they've been fighting (and losing) The Good Fight against the local fire ant population, so you'll want to stick to the paths/sports courts and avoid romping through the regular grass too much.

Whoa this is a massive sports complex and entertainment venue with so much to do for the entire…read morefamily, from adults to kids of all ages. There are areas to play pickle ball, soccer, volleyball and even ice hockey. There's an arcade and adults-only bar indoors and several outdoor seating areas, both open and covered. The entire place is very well lit at nighttime. Toddlers and younger kids can enjoy at the playscape with slides. You can grab some food from one of the food trucks, drinks from the outdoor bar and have a great time hanging out. Some of the outdoor seats also have heaters or a firepit.

Went on a Sunday…read more Daughter was at vball inside They had TVs everywhere Seats Heaters Fans Shade canopy Pickle ball Sand volleyball Food trucks like 6 different ones Full bar a few steps from sears Outdoor area was great place to chill out Parking gets nuts You should try it, I think you'll enjoy it

The staff is very friendly, and they keep the place running smoothly. Courts are a bit rough, but…read morethey are in the process of resurfacing them as of this writing, so getting better. They do a good job of mixing pickleball in with tennis, and that's not always easy. Some of the courts are only accessible by crossing over other courts, and that is not optimal, but it's a public facility and tax dollars are probably better spent elsewhere instead of adding more sidewalks and gates.

I came to watch my girl's son play tennis tonight. The courts are very well maintained, and the…read moreinstructors seem to really know how to handle all different age groups. The youth program seems to be worth every cent compared to the level of education the kids receive. They also have great summer programs with very inexpensive rates. The classes range from beginner to upper echelon.

This park is huge! It took me about 15 minutes to find my group. They were tucked in the way back…read more There are trails, courts, and ball fields. When I visited there were a number of field games happening, a few exercise classes, tennis matches, trail joggers, and walkers. And believe it or not, on a warm holiday morning the park still looked and felt empty. The trails are well-maintained and mulched. We were part of a volunteer group that added mulch to a segment of a trail. This is a great park to hike, walk your hound, wear out your kiddos, or exercise.

I'm glad to have so many parks! We come here to play tennis or ride bikes. Make sure to bring the…read morekids on a train ride, which we did first before we even became residents of Texas! Now that we are heading into fall and hopefully somewhat cooler temperatures, I'll love doing family walks out here.

I really don't understand why the quarries isn't graded with five stars. This recreation center…read moresits in the midst of a huge complex that includes a church, a high school, and athletic complex, a sports field for the high school, a recreation center and this is the second year we have experienced The Quarries Camps. The campus surrounds a beautiful lake where kayaking and canoeing and fishing all provide fun, while the view of a lake that looks like it's capped in shimmering glass is really special! So I'm now going to focus on the Quarry Camp-and I may open a Yelp location separate for the Camps -(yep -they have multiple camps available). Since my grandsons have been to Quarry Camp two years consecutively it is the one we have the most experience with. They make it very easy to register, sign waivers, choose if you want a full week or to come in whatever days you prefer. I found the cost to be less than many other camps and more than a few camps in our area. I wanted to lock down the weeks we needed early, as our grandson had specifically requested to return here this year. (They did end up offering a discount for booking early and even though we had booked prior to the offer, they didn't hesitate to send me a check for $40 which was the discount amount -immediately after the discount was offered.) Here is a description of the activities included in a full week at Quarry Camp. MONDAY-is a day spent at the camp itself. Getting your child settled in -meet their specific group camp counselors, learn the sign in -sign out process-and most importantly take advantage of the ability to give cash for snacks which they put on a card that can then be used based on your specifications. For example we felt $2 a day was enough for the snack bar daily-so we gave them a $10 bill asking he only be allowed to spend $2/day and they take it from there. The kids have free play the first couple hours in the humongous gymnasium, complete with a large bouncy house in one area, lots of basketballs and hoops, soccer balls etc. After lunch they go up to the "Game Room" which is one of the rooms available upstairs that has pool tables, multiple televisions, air hockey and more. TUESDAY-they all get on a bus and go to a different building with in the compound for a movie , popcorn and a soft drink. After lunch gym play and game room and they go down to the snack bar about 45 minutes before camp ends at 4PM. WEDNESDAY-is water park day! A favorite of all the kids. They can wear or bring appropriate swimwear and water shoes and lots of sunscreen is encouraged. Typhoon Texas is a large water park in Austin. They provide lunch on Wednesday catered at the water park by "Raising Canes" Chicken fingers, fries and tea or lemonade. The kids had a blast with a couple hours available before and after lunch so the kids had plenty of time to experience it all. THURSDAY-is jump park day. A trip to Altitude is in order. Child centered play, with Free time built in. Game Room and Gym when you return. FRIDAY-is a fun filled day which wraps up the week! A picnic, then play along the shoreline of the lake as well as kayaking and canoeing . Some general info: The size of the groups the kids are divvied into (based on age) is manageable and they have adequate staff assigned to each group-however they all work well together for larger activities. Kudo's to the Counselor Team, helpful, -smiling-always cheerfully greeting the child when they arrive in the mornings. We've not experienced any team member that didn't seem happy to be there! The kids bring a water bottle daily along with their lunch-the exception being Wednesday when they have a catered lunch at the water park . Camp hours are 0800-1600 however there is flexibility so coming late or leaving early is permissible. If you want to attend all the group outings you do need to be there by 0930 as that is when the bus leaves. This camp provides a safe, enjoyable camp experience and I'm guessing I will get a request to return next year !!!! Definitely a Five Star experience for our family!

Very clean spot. You have to purchase fishing permit for $30 but worth it. We brought a small boat…read morewith electric motor. Came on a Sunday around 7 am, we had the whole spot to ourselves. Launched our boat and got to some bass fishing, instantly caught one off a spinner bait. Switched to worms and continued to catch. Very clean place with very clean water. I am very happy not a whole lot of people come out here, would be nice to keep it as clean as it is

This very well-maintained park is located on Lake Creek Parkway just south of 183. This park…read morefeatures two very nice tennis courts, which also double as pickle ball courts, however, they are for members who pay membership fees. Just next to the tennis courts there is a nicely paved trail that runs along Lake creek. The real star of this park is the pool, which has a chute slide and covered picnic area. On the property is a very nicely built covered picnic table area with a grill. It should be pointed out that this park is not under the authority of Austin Parks and Recreation, and thus is governed by some different rules. Check out the link and photos for more information. https://amld.org/