Very nice park. The dog park was smaller than I hoped, but bigger than others in the Austin area…read more The walk around the park with my dog on leash was great. Plenty of the path was shaded which made it so nice on such a hit July day.

Took my dogs here and the whole park was filled with stickers that got stuck in their paws and…read morecovered my shoes

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.

With a Mid-June Birthday for a little one, and experiences in overheated circumstances in mind. I…read morewas needing a splash pad option and became very curious about the 2 available in Pflugerville. According to the Pf'ville municipal website the other one is closed for maintenance, so we checked this one out at 8 pm. Learned that the sprinklers were off around 7:45 pm and not 10 like website indicated . Maybe it is only for the Summer? Anyway, I'm impressed! Looks new! Accessible! Large climbing structure to left and splash pad to the right. 3 shaded gazebo's, with double tables and grills (covered so not in use). The shower and water fountains work. And this place seems like a wonderful place to have an outdoor birthday with cooking splashing options. Splash pad and playground are Birthday girl approved!

Park is clean and well maintained,lots of trees provide good shade,landscaping always on pointread more

This is my go to park with my pup. Always can find a pretty good crowd and a range of dog breeds…read moreand sizes. Love that there is a nice parking lot next to the park. Plenty of water bowls and a water fountain for pups. I wish there were more shaded areas for dog parents,but there are a few benches that are covered. For smaller breeds they do have a sectioned off area for dogs, but it is smaller than the rest of the park space.

The only reason this park gets 2 stars is that it's fenced and has separate areas for big and small…read moreareas. It's in a cute neighborhood, too. That said, my dog-loving friends and I were quite disappointed for the following reasons: 1. SANDBUR (GRASSBUR) whatever you call it. Three times I caught my baby girl limping because the burrs got stuck in/between her paws. :-( They are really painful and they are ALL OVER the big dog side hidden in the grass. I'm never taking her again for that reason. 2. Small dog side is TINY. Seriously, the people who built it must think small dogs don't run or that they only run in circles. I only have a big dog, but my friends who had small dogs were very frustrated. (That said, the small side is fenced properly with no escape room.) 3. It lacks seating area. 4. Water is outside. If you bring your own bowl, it's not a big deal. But it's a con. 5. It's kind of boring... No agility. And it seems like hardly any people go there - probably because of the burrs! Suggestion - Go to Stoney Creek Dog Park (AKA Harris-Ridge Dog Park) at the border of Pflugerville/Austin instead. It's way better for both big and small dogs!

My big dogs like it here. I bring chairs, because they don't have any benches. Water fountain is…read moregreat. No issue with stickers in large dog area. But I noticed a few in smaller dog area. There is plenty of grass in the large dog area, and the trees give them shade when they need to rest from running hard. Small dog area is too small, and doesn't allow much room to run for smaller dogs. It's is also mostly dirt and prickly weeds. Yuck. They need to make a larger area for smaller dogs that isn't all shade, so some good grass can grow. I'll be going back because it is so close and convenient. But I still have high hopes for some improvements.

Solid course that's worth having in your rotation if you live in north Austin. I appreciate the…read morevariety of holes they have, ranging from wide open to fairly technical. The grasses are reasonably well maintained, but definitely a bit below the standard of other beginner friendly courses in Austin. Don't love that one hole requires you to throw over a large lake each time, so it's always a 17 hole round for me here. With the downsides noted I always find it to be an enjoyable spot to play

This place is awesome! A wonderful coverage from the hot Texas sun, a place to picnic, play soccer,…read moredog watch (or bring your dogs!), play frisbee golf, or walk! It's an awesome place to come any day of the week. They even have public bathrooms that are pretty clean as well. Highly recommend this place for families.

Such a great lil lake in north austin…read more Leave your loud music and alcohol- for safety and enjoyment A short lil trail around the lake super pretty but also bring your bathing suit and floaties you may want to get in So clean so fresh

I saw this body of water while driving past and pulled over. I don't know how many miles this is,…read morebut it's a big loop around. I walked a little, then sat down near the water, admiring the scenery. It seems a lot of people come out here for a run or some form of exercise, or bring their furbabies. It is a very relaxing area, so I can see why so many people are out here on this Christmas day. I will tell you if you want to sit like me, there's plenty of sitting along the trail and at the edge of the water. Also, there's a lot of grassy area for the dogs. Oh, and the trail is more of a gravel trail instead of a pavement, so wear a pair of sturdy tennis shoes.

I actually never meant to be at this place. I kind of was just walking home at night and ended up…read morethere, but I was actually very pleased to have gotten lost and ended up there because I met a really sweet lady and took some really great pictures. It's a huge park and definitely make plans to go back again

Great option for hiking -- large park with lots of trails…read more According to my quick research, there's only one paved trail -- Northern Walnut Creek Trail. We had our kids in a wagon stroller so needed a stroller-friendly trail. It's a long trail (not a loop) so we just walked it to the creek and turned back. Trailhead is to the right of playground. Playground was pretty nice (with an area for smaller toddlers) but parents could have been more conscientious (some kids were throwing rocks down the slide).

Another Texas Dog Park fail. This rating is more for the…read moreusers of the park than the park itself. The park itself is big and lovely with waste bags filled and trash can conveniently located at entrance - both at the ready to be used. As I walked my dog around the park for the first time, I was appalled to see Pet parents leaving piles and piles of dog poop all around the park. The city is spending money to create a safe environment for our pets, and those of you who use the parking do not pick up your dogs poop or to be reprimanded. As I took one lap around the park with my dog I literally picked up 40 piles...4-0! For those of us who are looking for large safe and clean place for our pets to play and socialize, why do we still in this day and age have to put up with pet parents who will not take responsibility for their pets? I did what I could for the next visitor this morning, but will think twice about coming back again. It's a shame - because I've been looking for such a lovely place for my pet for months now. I thought I had found it. If you don't mind your dog running and stepping into dog poop or you stepping into it every other step. I recommend a park. But for those who are fussy like me, consider self warned. And finally a warning to those who will visit during the summer when the grass is not quite so full. My pup got so many burrs in his feet that he could not walk home. A trip to the vet was required to pull those really tricky deep ones out. This is a summary of yet another failure in my search for a decent dog park near Taylor, Texas.

Complete waste of money to destroy tress and native brush and plants to add a new sidewalk just a…read morefew feet away from the existing sidewalk. The construction crew and ruined alot of natural trees, brush and grass. We are hoping the clean up all the trash and have some type restoration plan. I am not anti progress but this is not progress. I wish whoever approved this project owned a home here and had to live through this mess.

What a thoughtful idea to have a dog park by a major shopping center. Your significant other,…read morefriends or family members could opt out of shopping at the Domain and spend time with their fur babies. The dog park is aesthetically pleasing...clean, modern, and well-designed. There is a large open space for dogs to roam around. The dog park is shaded with benches and waste stations, which are very convenient. The grounds are perfectly manicured and clean. One of the biggest perks is the location. Being a stone's throw from shops, restaurants, and walking paths means you can easily extend your dog park visit into other activities.

This is a nice dog park, I've been coming here due to dog meet ups and let me tell you it is a…read morehidden gem. It is big, spacious, and I like the tall trees so it makes a really cool space to hang out with some shade.

I only come here because I am too lazy or don't want to drive to Round Rock Dog Depot and want…read moresomewhere close and a big open space to let my little dog run around outside in. There's one basic equipment for agility, which is a trapezoidal platform thing. They've also added a doggie poop station for bags so that's a nice plus. I live in the neighborhood so its convenient to have a big open space to let my dog run around/sunbathe at that's not my backyard. This park is fairly maintained thoigh like several of other reviewers state: BRING YOUR OWN WATER (for yourself and your pup). There is ONE shared area. And SOLELY shaded at that. It's a gazebo which means the sunbeams can enter in so its more like a glorified stationary sun umbrella. There's wooden fences on two sides of the enclosure with warning signs that says, "WARNING. NO DOGS ALLOWED. UNSAFE AREA". Don't go in that area. It's basically a drainage ditch with grass in it. Overall it's a place where my dog can roam freely but it's a so-so place for actual "dog park" play

Wells Branch Dog Park when I have visited has been a nice and well maintained dog park. They gave…read moretwo separate off leash areas. One for smaller dogs and the other for bigger dogs. They have agility courses for the dogs to keep them occupied. My dog loves going there and it is very convenient as it is super close to me. There are times I have noticed the park is closed for random reasons that I'm unaware of. Overall a decent park to take your pup to burn off some energy.