It's a beautiful park BUT please be careful and cautious walking here with your dogs as there have…read morebeen coyote attacks. My dog was killed on a walk on 7-8-26. There have multiple attacks so please report to animal control (311) if you've encountered any stalking coyotes. Rip Shadow

this is my go to place to go and disc golf with my dog! I have also come here multiple times to…read morewalk the trail and to go fishing! overall, it is a great nature escape inside of Austin! this park really has it all honestly though. whether you are coming there to shoot the basketball, practice tennis or play pickleball, or making your way to the sand volleyball court! If you've never been to this park, I highly recommend checking it out

They have a Ping pong table in lobby! And can borrow paddles from the front desk. Friendly staff.read more

Was here cuz kids wanted to play basketball. Our hotel doesn't have any court for that and this…read morewas the closest off Highway 35. We came for 2days, center need renovation, old equipment. Only one room for weight lifting and other equipments, one ventilation only. It was hot. I cldnt handle it. Staffs were very helpful and amazing. Where's the city tax money going to if you cannot give the community a pleasant recreation center. A state capital, it sucks. We actually visited another center which was also very old, Dove center. Friendly staff but we left to check out the next, which turns out same. Rundown building. Austin cld do better.

This park consists of two baseball/softball fields butted up next to each other. It is located in…read morean older South Austin neighborhood with housing on two sides of it and a walking trail next to it. The parking lot can hold about 40 automobiles. Apart from the two fields, there really isn't much in the way of other amenities. These fields have no lighting so all games must be played during daylight hours. The photos posted in this review add a little more insight.

Alright, this is an addendum to what I wrote earlier because of a particularly cool thing that…read morehappened to me this week. I was playing softball with my company team on Sunday night and as I was leaving I mistakenly drove off with my shoes and wallet on the trunk of my car. I realized this by the time I got to my destination so I ended up retracing my route in a panic desperately attempting to find my black wallet along the side of the road in the middle of the night... ugh. Of course I never found the wallet, but when I got home I had an e-mail from one of the guys that is an umpire for Kreig saying that he found it. He was super nice and had tried several means of contacting from my business card and other info in inside as well as calling my bank to let them know that he had found the lost wallet. Well I got it back the next day and I bought him a beer to show my appreciation. Because this guy was so cool I will go ahead and bump them up to a full 5 stars. Here's to good karma!

Is there anything more American than baseball? Apple pie, perhaps. Mall walking? Mexican food?…read more Actually, there is not much baseball played at Krieg Field. In fact, I think it is strictly softball. My husband plays on the softball team for Whole Foods. (GO HUGH!) Once a week my darling husband dons his cleats, team shirt (the Ten Hit Misfits), shorts, and ball cap, sticks a six pack of Lone Star in a cooler and gathers up his glove and sunglasses for a few innings at the ball park. The closer we get to the field the more he fidgets until he's worked himself into such a state of softball fervor that when we arrive he leaps from the car to slap hands with teammates, swig from a can, and throw the softball around- he calls this part "warming up". Now, some Austinites probably prefer the shiny newness of Dell Diamond, all of the concessions they have to offer, the cute uniforms the players wear, how fast they can throw the ball, etc, etc. While Krieg Field offers none of the above, true fans will appreciate the PASSION that the players here bring to the game. You can see it in the jaunty way they turn the bases, albiet middle-aged bellies jigglin and thighs-a-burnin. You can see it in the focus of the umps, all seriousness, spitting on the field, rubbing themselves, and shouting incoherently at the players. You can see it in the fans, all 5 of them, cheering and clapping and laughing hysterically at the foibles and often truly remarkable plays made by their significant others. (No, really.) When a team wins, it is pure joy....beers passed around, all, "Did you see that slide? Man..." "Dude. I TOTALLY tagged him out! That was an OUT!" All hand slapping and "Good game!" and "Let's go to the bar!" When teams lose, it is silent car rides home and regretful re-plays of mistakes made. It's dirty bathrooms (minus one star), dirty players, BYOB, cool breezes and sunsets, FREE all-American hilarious and sometimes tragic FUN.

Not too far from my friends place and south of the airport, there's plenty of space to run around…read moreand chase things if you're a dog. Now if you're a human (which I assume all reviewers are), there's more than your typical circular trail for walking/jogging. There's playgrounds, plenty of picnic benches, trees, a basketball court, and some restrooms. There's also baseball and soccer fields here if you want to organize a competitive game amongst your peers. Location-wise, it's somewhat isolated from society so if you're looking to be in solitude while exploring the outdoors, this is probably your thing.

Love love love this park! There is so much freedom to run wild, they have a SHADED park which is a…read morehuge plus in Texas!! It's clean and absolutely beautiful, lots of trees and so much parking spaces as well! There are picnic benches and grills too so you can spend the whole day here! 10/10 recommend!

I met my Muay Thai trainer/coach here for a Sunday morning training session. The park was easy to…read morefind and had a basketball court, restrooms, playground, baseball field, benches, and paths. During my session we used the basketball court and ran the baseball field since neither were in use while we trained. Overall a decent park but it all depends on what you had planned while visiting. There is a decent amount of parking based the size of the park.

Would love to give more stars for this park. The only…read moreproblems -from my experience- are from others who go there... 1) It's NOT a leash-free park, but a large number of people think it's ok and allow their dogs off-leash. Dismissive owners range from "it's ok, my dog(s) [is/are] friendly" (despite concerns/quarrels) to complete disregard of picking up their dog's poop (or bagging it and leaving the bag on the ground). Dog owners can absolutely make or break your experience. And yes, I'm a dog-owner! Kinda sad for me to report that I'm kinda happy that APD frequently visits! 2) People leave trash or their dog's poop bags around. Picnic tables by the playground area or the pavilion can be littered with trash. Poop bags can be spotted throughout (so sad- how hard is it to deposit the trash/poop bags in the receptacles provided?). Wish people took care of their trash better so that others can enjoy this park! 3) As a former baseball coach, the poop situation is ridiculous regarding the fields. Imagine YOUR kid trying to stop a ball and diving into poop - not cool. This park used to be a place that kids could gather, learn, and play baseball: It's become a cesspool of poop and uncaring dog-owners (shame on you!). 4) There's so much more positive about this park, but unfortunately the prior mentions seriously cloud any purpose of other comments. Yes, bathrooms (if they're open/not vandalized). Yes, trails (if there aren't teenage pot smokers present). Yes, an awesome basketball court! Yes, there's a historical graveyard next to the basketball court. Yes, nice parking. If those who visited this park did their part - following the laws, picking up after themselves, etc - then Longview deserves 5 stars. As it is as of this post, sadly: 1 star.

Been on the hunt to find parks in my area and this one was alright! Gravel ground, easy parking,…read moresmall. If that's what you're interested in then it's a go! Went around 5 and there weren't too many people that it was congested but it was pretty good.

Tons of homeless people living very close to the playground on the grounds of the park. Less than…read morethirty feet. Tons of noise. Very uncomfortable. DO NOT GO.

This is a neighborhood park that sits on a decent amount of acreage and it's just a short walk from…read morethe Houston school park. This is a well-maintained park with a paved pathway that winds around the park. There is a covered picnic area, swings, and a large fenced in playscape area for the kids. There are also some picnic tables with their own grills sitting on concrete pads. The park sits directly across the street from the Uphaus Early Childhood Center. One thing I noticed about this park, which was true of the Houston School Park, was the fact that there are quite a variety of trees planted here other than the usual oaks. It should be noted there is no pool, public bathrooms, or a soccer or basketball area. Nonetheless, there is a lot of green space and picnic areas to enjoy. Plenty of photos included to fill in the gaps.