This public park sits on Lakeline Boulevard across from a strip center with residential homes…read morebehind it. The park was named after a police officer that was killed in the line of duty in 1979. It is basically an acre or more of green space with a gravel trail running along the perimeter. There's a makeshift fenced backdrop, but no actual baseball diamond. Directly next to this public park is an HOA pool for the residents of this community. Apart from the pool, there are no other amenities at this location. It is, however, a good place to have your morning walk.

This is a community MUD park for the local residents, not a public park. This park has a nice…read moregravel trail that rings the perimeter of this one to 2 acre sized park. This park has swings, a fountain, a playscape, two covered picnic tables with a grill. but no restroom. This park is nestled into residential neighborhood and surrounded on all sides by homes. It is a well manicured peaceful place for the residents of this community. Seven photos included more insight.

You'll find this park just a block from AW Grimes when you turn on Terra Vista Club Drive. At the…read morecenter of this park is a beautiful scenic pond surrounded by a paved trail. It is definitely a popular place to fish for the local residents as long as you toss them back. There are three covered picnic table areas, but no grills. Towards the back of the park is a very large play scape for the kids. Across the street and opposite from the park is a private pool known as The Retreat which is for the Terra Vista residents. There is no sign on the property to denote whether this is a public or private park, but it might be safe to assume that this is not a public park. I did not spot any public bathrooms. This is some very well manicured and cared for acreage which greatly enhances the local community as the photos/videos below attest.

This is a small park that sits at the back of the Oakmont Forest subdivision. The nice thing about…read morethis park is that it is a public park, not one that belongs to an HOA. The main park itself sits on less than an acre, but directly behind it is a large water retention area which has a full basketball court. Its amenities include three picnic tables, two small grills, playscape, swings, water fountain, and a couple of benches. There are no public restrooms at this location. This is a pleasant quiet small park that is a great asset to the local community.

Although it's a small public park tucked away in a neighborhood, it's a beautifully shaded park…read moreperfect for toddlers to young children, with a fun play set and climbing area along with swings -- it has a couple picnic tables & grills. Good for those hot days when you need shade in Texas.

This is a great community pool in our neighborhood. All the lifeguards are friendly and are…read moreconstantly monitoring the pool. The little kiddos love the splash area the kiddie pool. Restrooms are very clean and the outdoor shower is perfect for hosing off before heading home. It would be great if there was a food truck available... hint hint..

This is a privately run HOA park located in the Highlands subdivision of Crystal Falls in Leander…read more This place has pretty much all the amenities one could hope for. On this property, which is about 10 acres in size more or less you'll find a playscape, swings, frisbee golf course and a pond with a fountain. Lots of green space with limestone picnic tables scattered about the property, even a small soccer field. The big attraction is the well designed pool area and splash pad. Definitely a great asset to this local community as the photos included attest.

This is a nice little local park that sits on about 2 acres nestled in the Sarah's Creek…read moresubdivision just off of Wells Branch pkwy. Most of this park is given over to a large grassy field with covered picnic tables with grills and play area off to one side. The perimeter of the park is ringed by shade trees and there is a sidewalk next to the park. There's also a couple of stone benches and two lights to illuminate the property. There's also a set of swings, but no water fountain or bathrooms are on this site. As the name of this park suggests, this is not a public park, it is for the local residents.

TLDR: Surprisingly spacious park with a playground with limited range (not ideal for really young…read morekids). Small canopies provide some shade. First of all, it appears the playground has been redone. There are photos here from a few years ago -- looks completely different now. In most cases, these are clear upgrades but I'm not so sure here. The old playground looks pretty nice -- with more equipment for younger toddlers. Why they chose to redo it is a mystery. The current playground equipment is decent with some nice climbing options. It's a little awkward for grown-ups to access (when accompanying really small toddlers who can fall off) since the steps can only be reached via tunnel. So if your young toddler climbs up, you either have to go through the tunnel or climb up some of the ladders. Not a huge deal although if you're an elderly caretaker, take note. The playground does have two small canopies that offer partial shade. One of the biggest deficiencies is the swings. Only two belt swings for older kids. No bucket swings for younger toddlers or babies. Oddly, the pics of the old playground show baby swings -- why did they get rid of them? Weird. There's quite a bit of space like I previously mentioned but I'm not sure if it's being utilized well. There's a small gazebo but it seems a bit pointless. There's nothing in it (no seating) so it looks like a bus stop. I wish they made it into more of a pavilion with benches (there's space). Ultimately, a decent park especially since Georgetown is a bit lacking in playgrounds (when compared to Round Rock especially).

This park in Georgetown sits on about 1 acre surrounded by residential homes. Its amenities consist…read moreof a well-designed play scape for kids, three picnic tables, three grilling areas and a half basketball court. There's plenty of green space for the kids to play around on, and a handful of large shade trees, but there are no bathrooms or covered picnic tables. The pictures tell the rest.

Wow -- I think this is our new favorite park! Loved it so much that I forgot to take photos…read more The equipment is awesome -- looks updated and has a ton of different climbing areas, etc. A good amount (and variety) of swings too. There are little hills next to the playground that have rock steps to climb. No idea if this is for humans or dogs or whatever but my toddler liked them! Ample green space to just run around (great if you have a younger toddler that can't use all the playground equipment yet). Lovely little walking trail nearby -- we had grandparents with us (stopped by en route to dinner) and they were able to take a nice walk. Ultimately, the design of this park is fantastic. The playground is surrounded by green space and separated from the parking area (which has ample spots btw) by large rocks. There is a road nearby but it's not super close and isn't particularly disruptive. Overall, it's just very pleasant being here. Loved it and wish it was closer.

I have been visiting Olson Meadows Park with my daughter for years. It is one of our all time…read morefavorites thanks to the tree coverage and shade, making summer months so much more bearable. After not visiting for a while, we stopped by today, and were surprised + impressed by the change! The play structures have been completely replaced and modernized. There are two separate structures for different age groups, and they are both fantastic. The playground is surrounded by large green spaces / fields, excellent for playing or practicing sports, flying kites, and more. My kids had a wonderful time playing and we can't wait to visit again soon, next time with a picnic lunch!