The park itself is okay, we travel so we've been to 11 states worth of dog parks for our dog Nova…read more For Austin I thought it would look nicer. The reason I gave it a 5 stars is for the other dogs and all the cool dog owners. We struck up some conversations with some of the owners and our dog LOOOVED playing with their dogs. It also had an interesting bird houses on a pole.

Important note: The wading pool is not for the fur babies. We were slightly misled, but regardless,…read morethe dogs had a great time West Austin Park (& Wading Pool) is a green space in the cute Clarksville neighborhood.There's a playground, wading pool, and open lawn for some frisbi throwing or whatever park activity you're into. As for the dog park area... it's a wonky and warped medium-sized lot that's fenced in. Water bowls are spread throughout, along with patio chairs that neighbors likely donated, and the majority of it is shaded. This dog park seems to be maintained by the community. There was a giant water jug that one kind gentleman kept refilling the bowls. Outside the bark park you'll find the water refill and rinsing station. My dog had a great time, and would probably give this spot a solid 5-stars.

The founders of this business followed my cooking Instagram account months ago, and at some point…read moreunfollowed me (it's okay I'm not bitter). So that's how I initially knew they existed, and more recently Austin influencer Jenna Palek posted that her friends actually own this so that's super cool! Not sure if I came on a bad day or at a low-peak time but it was kind of "dead". I wasn't personally looking for a more busy environment at the time, but just an observation for a Thursday around 5-6pm. I borrowed their restroom to do an outfit change, then ordered a drink because I felt bad taking up space while waiting for another nearby business to open where my event was being hosted. It was fun to watch the staff and patrons laugh together and see "neighborhood camaraderie". One of the staff was celebrating a birthday so I joined in on the singing to him! Also, just to note that there's only a combo "human and dog" entrance, I was trying to locate a solo "human" entrance but I don't think there is one. The bar patio area is leashed, but the yard isn't! They also have food trucks on site but I didn't try them.

Bark House Social had its grand opening yesterday 8/16/25 and we're so glad to have them in our…read morepart of town. It's a social club for the pups and humans are welcome! All dogs must be registered and you can purchase memberships or day passes. Day passes work best for us because our little guy is reactive and skittish at times. There is so much room outside for the pups to play and frolic. The playground comes complete with little swimming pools too. Lots of picnic bench seating for humans (with umbrellas because hello, Texas sun). Food truck on the premises. Nice indoor bar with a great lineup of cocktails and beers. This is a fun, creative, and unique addition to the east side! PS: dogs must provide proof of updated vaccinations.

My favorite open space in Austin that I am lucky enough to walk/run through almost daily. Beautiful…read morecity views! A great spot to have a picnic, meet up with friends, do a workout, etc. Always good people watching too. We have attended so many events here from the Austin Wine and Food Festival to Sips & Sounds, to the MLS soccer party, Turkey Trot, Statesman Cap10k, etc. We are here very often and it is just such a nice area. There is a parking garage at the Palmer Events Center that is usually $12 if you're looking for somewhere close to park for a full day. Otherwise there are small lots and other garages just across the bridge downtown that are convenient. I am not sure if the bathrooms are open. Every time I have tried to use one they are closed and only have porta potties outside.

Great park! The space is well maintained and it has amazing city views! Parking is fairly easy…read moreespecially if there's no events going on there and you get access to the river trails there as well! There's usually also a ton of dogs there which is great if you like dogs

This business is a prime example of an oxymoron. A business meant to harness compassion, operates…read moreunethically behind closed doors. I was a member for over one year. I paid $40 a month and was happy with the environment. I must admit on a surface level, this is the best dog park in Austin. Amenities include a completely astroturfed playground, large flatscreen TVs, and fans for each of the guests. Caution, the glamour hides ugly business practices. Come to find out, the women employees get paid less than the male employees. The owner consistently disrespects his employees by yelling at them. I've seen employees cry because of the way he treats them. My experience: Many dog parents throw birthday celebrations for their pet. We're all responsible and we clean up after ourselves. They're peaceful celebrations. I had the decency to ask for permission to throw my dog a birthday party. They told me they were going to charge me a $500 fee even though I wasn't asking for anything beyond permission. I purchased gifts to give out for all attendees. my generosity was met with malice. Mid-celebration the owner texted me a long, unfriendly message telling me to FaceTime them. My membership was then suspended, but I guess they decided to revoke it without communication. They continued to charge me for the membership, even though I no longer had access. They chose to lose my business of over one year, which amounts to almost $500, over a dog's birthday party, generous of all guests. Choose wisely where you spend your dollars. A membership here supports unethical practices.

they deadass wanted my dog to be spade and shes too young; and they were very rude to they guest…read moreand very racial

This is the worst dog park I've ever been to. It is basically a big dirt lot by the freeway. It it…read morepartially enclosed so I couldn't let me dog off-leash. Avoid at all costs.

We haven't been back with dogs, but I did see that the back fence was repaired. Also, highway…read moreconstruction has reduced the space on the north and east sides. It looks like they have put up high temporary fencing in those places. Not sure whether it is secure or not.

A wonderfully open space full of activities for every pup!! They have a bar so you ban have a…read moreregular or adult beverage. Snacks for pups, a food truck outside and even a drinking truck!!! The handlers are great with all of the dogs and humans. They make everyone feel right at home! You can get a daily pass or even a monthly pass to make sure you and your fur kids have fun! Don't forget to follow them on social! Then you can see the fun activities going on my personal favorite was prom!

Love this space. I've been coming here for several months with my (formerly) reactive dog. He's…read moresettled so much. While he's not quite up to playing yet, he's come a long way. Adult (and non-) beverages are available. I love the quantity of rufferees to mediate dog spats and to look over the well being of the clients. They know my dog by name and give him lots of pets when he comes in. So glad I found this place.

The Onion Creek Metropolitan park is a 517-acre regional park located in Southeast Austin. It has…read morenature and groomed trails, pavilions, restroom, and open play fields. I came for a group trail run through the 250-acre Onion Creek Greenbelt. The park was clean and in great shape. There is a gravel loop around the park that is about 800 m. However, the draw for me was the nature trails in the park that are not too technical but offer a safe introduction to trail running. The trail was about 4 miles long and is fairly flat with a few steep areas. It was a great place to explore the trails whether hiking or running and connect with nature.

Let me start off by saying that we chose to begin our trek through Onion Creek through one of its…read morebranching sub trails, and that was a HUGE mistake. Despite being marked as a branch of the trail it was extremely overgrown with bugs everywhere. The mosquitoes were relentless and the walk was just a nightmare with all the brush we had to walk through. We won't give a terrible rating cause ultimately we did decide to go down that particular path but just be VERY wary of which one you choose to go down.

Pease Park is one of Austin's most beautiful parks. Full stop! It has been thoughtfully designed…read moreand enjoyable green space to frequent. Stretching along Shoal Creek, the park offers a mix of shaded walking and biking trails, open lawns, and beautifully restored natural areas. It is hard to believe when you are in the park that you are in the heart of central Austin. The park is especially family friendly, with a large playground, splash pad, treehouse style observation area, and plenty of seating. While we were at the park a school was hosting a picnic for its students. The northern portion of the park is even more quiet and scenic, with winding trails, limestone bluffs, and creek views. It's a great area for dog walks, leisurely strolls, picnics, workouts, or just relaxing under the trees. The park is well maintained and welcoming to all ages. This park is very special.

Such a gem of a park. Big, beautiful, and genuinely fun for all ages. The giant troll made from…read morenatural and recycled materials alone is worth the visit -- it's impressive and so unique. The stream nearby adds a peaceful touch, and the overall design of the park feels really intentional and creative. Kids will go crazy for the massive playground and all the interactive installations. The hanging net sphere is a must, you can lie inside and bounce around, and honestly the adults were just as into it as the little ones. There are also food vendors including ice cream, so you can easily spend a whole afternoon here. One of the most well-done parks I've been to. Highly recommend.

Mueller Dog Park is one of my go-to spots in Austin for letting my pup run wild and socialize. It's…read moreclean, well-maintained, and has a really friendly neighborhood feel--people are usually chill and respectful, and the dogs are mostly well-behaved. The fenced area gives me peace of mind, and there's enough space for dogs to actually play instead of just circle around. Bonus: it's super close to Mueller Lake Park, so you can easily make it part of a longer walk or hangout. Water stations and waste bags are usually stocked, which I appreciate, especially on hot Texas days. It can get a little busy during peak hours, but honestly that just adds to the social vibe if your dog likes other pups. Solid neighborhood dog park--simple, convenient, and reliable. Definitely recommend.

Mueller Lake Park has so much space, yet completely missed the mark with their dog park. Austin is…read moresuch a dog-friendly city, and I'm disappointed they don't put more effort into creating a beautiful space for our fur babies. If they can build amazing parks for human kids, why not for ours too?! The park needs grass, trees, shade, more seating and space for dogs to roam comfortably. It just doesn't seem like a spot that's designed with pets in mind, but more of a item on their checklist of spaces to create for the park. Mueller Dog Park has been overrun with the stench of urine and uninvolved parents. Mueller is supposed to be a nice, safe, and more sophisticated spot. But after a few minutes, my three fur kiddos were ready to head home... don't think I'll be coming back anytime soon.

Definitely a place to visit! I enjoyed the gumbo and the fish sandwich. The owners were nice as…read morewell.

Super flavorful and delicious! My daughter has shellfish allergy and even though it's mainly…read moreshellfish , the owner took time to make sure her yummy veg pasta was not contaminated. The grits are super creamy, the crab legs and shrimp are cooked perfectly. My husband loves their catfish. It has become a family favorite place food truck and while waiting for food we just grab a drink at Buzzmill, another favorite local hangout.