Cute park!…read more Playground is small but has a few unique attributes. First, it has a canopy! Nice not to worry about the blazing sun. There's a really fun pod you sit in and get spun around. Additionally, a really cool excavator tool that scoops up wood chips. It's a little tricky to control for smaller kids but fun with assistance. A little confusing to find parking. It's across the road -- under the bridge, actually. My husband and I disagreed on whether we like the parking arrangement. He loved that the car stayed cool but I felt a bit unsafe (felt like a secluded garage). Once you park, find the rock sign for the park. Follow the path to the pond. Go left at the pond to access the playground (I missed the path initially because you can't see that it continues from where you're standing) or go right to circle the pond (a nice walk) and find the playground that way. I preferred the longer walk to see ducks and turtles. The ducks have a cool floating house on the water. The playground was empty the entire time. Nice for social distancing. Maybe it's the fact that it's tucked away and a bit of a walk from the parking area. Either way, was nice to have it all to ourselves.

A nice little park along the Brushy Creek trails with lots to offer. You can enjoy nice views, sit…read moreon a bench and relax. You can watch or feed the ducks. You can also fish. The kids say there are catfish and an assortment of other types of fish to be caught. There is also a playground to bring the kids so they get some fresh air and exert some energy. Finally you can take pictures of all the going on. I am a little disappointed this year with the leaves changing color, but still a beautiful place. Parking is available under the bridge so don't fret!

I loved it!!! Has…read morenice long trail for bikes or running walking whatever it's nice, also a dry playground fornkids, rock climbing for kids, a splashpads, a sand pit with dinosaur bones and another area where it's Dino bones up on the ground kids can play in. They have bathrooms and a place where u can hose down after a long run, only thing I'd complain about is they need shades for the parents as well. They have a big place with tables n grills, shaded, it's beautiful. We will be take our kids back soon.

Small park that offers access to hiking trails (I believe it's the Brushy Creek Trail and maybe…read moresome smaller trails as well). There's a very small playground -- it's meant for younger kids (closer to 2) and doesn't have much to offer. Could definitely expand this area. However, the swings here are GREAT. Very tall and perfect for kids that want to swing higher. Additionally, there is a cute little dinosaur bone play area. My 17-month-old enjoyed it -- just watch the small toddlers closely because it's easy to bonk their heads. Easy parking in the large lot. There are multiple other parks with bigger playgrounds just a few minutes away, FYI (Brushy Creek, Olson Meadows) so you can easily park hop.

Love coming to this park when it's nice out. The playground for the kids is amazing (the slides are…read moreawesome), and I like that they have a playground for the babies/younger kids and one for older kids. There is plenty of parking but it does get busy at times so we like to go earlier in the day. Lots of covered pavilion areas with picnic tables that you can use if they aren't reserved; and of course the amazing trail/park that stretches for miles. There is a lake as well and you can catch people fishing , kayaking etc. I've found the park to be clean and well maintained each time we go. In the summer, they open up the splash pad which has been recently upgraded and it's awesome. For sure one of my favorite park areas in the Cedar Park/Austin area. Definitely check this one out.

Beautiful sport park where you play soccer, baseball, football and many more! Nice and clean park…read moreand well maintained! Love to play here!

Grab your fishing pole!…read more This is a great park to fish. The ramp has a nice view and is so easy to find. Parking was pretty spacious. There are some trails to see as well .!

Like all the other campsites around Georgetown Lake the check in and out times remain the same 3pm…read morecheck in and 2pm check out. These sites also come with running water and electricity, as a reminder be sure to grab your parking pass on the way in and stick it on your windshield. Pros-I rented campsite #32 and I was beyond satisfied. Steps away from the lake and seeing all the boaters and water skiing going on was awesome. My campsite had its own path down to the lake so it was such easy access. The camp host or volunteers were very nice and would wave while driving by making me feel very much at home. I went during the wk so it was peace and quiet a great get away if you want to just leave the hustle and grind of everyday city life. Cons- when rented a site close to the water keep in mind the wind conditions, shouldn't be an issue if you are coming with an RV but I had a tent and it was extremely windy sometimes blowing my belonging off the pavilion table. No question about it I will be returning again soon!

They've completely renovated the playground and the splash pad at Brushy Creek Lake Park! The new…read moreequipment is of such high quality, with separate playgrounds for older and younger kids. The splash pad has a dedicated fenced in area for the water fun, and a nice grassy area with tables and seating. Perfect for a picnic! I love taking walks with my daughters along the lake, admiring the views and enjoying the wildlife. If you're adventurous you can rent a canoe or kayak from the boathouse and take it out onto the lake as well. This park is a beautiful place to spend time on a weekend!

I've been coming here for a couple of years, and it's honestly one of my favorite spots in the…read moreCedar Park area. The main trail is wide and paved, which is great for biking, running, or just walking the dog. The lake itself is super peaceful--I highly recommend renting a kayak or bringing a paddleboard out on a weekend morning. If you've got kids, the playground and splash pad are fantastic, especially when it's blazing hot outside. There are also plenty of shady spots and picnic tables by the water to just hang out and feed the ducks. Just a heads up, parking can be a nightmare on Saturdays when the weather is nice, so try to get here before 9 AM if you can. Otherwise, it's a super clean, well-maintained park that never really gets old. Definitely worth checking out.

My husband, Carl, and I, along with our Australian Shepherd, Abby, visit Berry Springs Park &…read morePreserve frequently throughout the year! It is a beautiful park, however, what is most impressive is the outstandingly dedicated versatile expertise of the professionals, led by Park Superintendent MARK, along with team SCOTT, JOSE, JAYDEN, who maintain this beautiful destination, and are always patient and gracious in their interactions when visitors stop them to ask questions. These exceptionally talented, hard-working park professionals demonstrate day after day their commitment to this wonderful haven for people and animals!

This was a nice and well kept park. Bathrooms were very clean too and they were mowing the grass…read morethe day I visited. Lovely area to sit or have a picnic. I plan to come back and bring a book or work on some knitting while sitting under the shade of one of the beautiful trees here. I loved that it was so quiet and peaceful.

This park is located in the Walsh Ranch subdivision in Round Rock, but closer to the Cedar Park…read moreside. This park has some nice amenities, although it lacks a pool and bathrooms. It's a nice neighborhood park, but it is a MUD park not a public park. You'll find playscapes, climbscapes, swings, a fountain and covered picnic tables with a grill. There's also a sandy volleyball court off to the side. What makes this park also attractive is the fact that it is connected to a gravelly trail system that runs throughout the area. A great place to hike and bike or bring the kids as the photos attest.

Another fun but hot walk along the river in Georgetown. Today we walked down stream and then…read morereversed to upstream on the way back verse the other way we usually walk. It is much shorter but still about a 4 mile hike.

I am rarely in Georgetown, TX, so I thought I would take in the sights and sounds of Georgetown…read more First sightseeing stop...San Gabriel Park. San Gabriel Park is huge, scenic, and with pristine manicured grounds. There is a little something for everyone - playground for children, walking and cycling trails for adults and fishing for adults as well. Quite honestly, I was surprised to see how many folks were fishing in the San Gabriel River. San Gabriel Park is located along the San Gabriel River. Although the San Gabriel Park is quite large, it has the feel of being absolutely serene simultaneously. The park has picnic tables, places to sit along the river and places to hang out if you want to meditate or take in the park's beauty alone. This park is definitely family-centric with playgrounds, open fields, and shaded areas for picnics or self-discovery.