The best parks & outdoor spots in Austin
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Gilleland Creek Pool & Park (opens in a new tab)
700 N Railroad Ave · Pflugerville
Seasonal, junior Olympic-size outdoor pool & surrounding picnic area with grills & a lit pavilion.
Pfluger Park (opens in a new tab)
515 City Park Rd · Pflugerville
Public park with 30 acres of trails, play areas & picnic tables plus basketball & volleyball courts.
Lake Pflugerville Park (opens in a new tab)
18216 Weiss Ln · Pflugerville
Featuring 7 fishing piers, this park offers swimming, paddling & wind surfing, plus a 3-mile trail.
Twin Lakes Park (opens in a new tab)
2300 S Bell Blvd · Cedar Park
From the Brushy Creek Regional Trailhead to a legit beachy swimming spot, archery range, sand volleyball and a YMCA operated ropes course,…
Checked Sep 9
Stoney Creek Park (opens in a new tab)
Sebastian Bend · Pflugerville
Stoney Creek Park packs dog parks for zoomies, a disc golf course, hike and bike trails, sand volleyball, soccer fields, a mountain bike…
Liz Carpenter Splash Pad (opens in a new tab)
1000 Barton Springs Rd
Urban park featuring a playground, swings and slides, plus a fountain and a splash pad.
Bartholomew Splash Pad (opens in a new tab)
5200 Berkman Dr
Play area for kids featuring a splash pad that's shaded and has a button to turn on the water.
Skyline Park (opens in a new tab)
7800 Apogee Blvd
Spacious playground featuring swings, slides, a splash pad, a zip line and picnic tables.
Ricky Guerrero Park (opens in a new tab)
2006 S 6th St
Small urban recreational area with a playground, picnic shelter & public restrooms.
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