Six fields total on this really nice area of baseball fields in Canyon Lake Texas. We are playing…read moreon the Paul Swoyer Field today which is Field 2(two). The field is well-maintained and the dugouts are in great condition, looks like they have been freshly painted this year for the baseball season. Parking isn't perfect but I'm sure they're working on it so as of now it's pretty limited nearest to the fields. I also saw a bank of 4 (four) Porta Potty's which of course is my least favorite kind of restroom but as they say any port in a storm. These fields are kind of out in the midst of nowhere so maybe plumbing is a difficult task for them, not sure. It's a good match up today and a good game. Grandson is doing the pitching so far but we're only in the top of the second right now. As far as I'm concerned these are really nice baseball fields in great shape!!! It's 80 miles from our house but I prefer to come here to some of the fields they have utilized, specially the ones with Astroturf as the one I'm thinking of a particular is quite a bit smaller and was jam packed when all the teams were playing. Also this field has covered bleachers for attendees and then a lot of people bring their own chairs and

I absolutely love this hidden little park near me! It has so many little things to explore and do…read morewith or without kids! There's a pond to walk around, a playground, cool rocks to sit or jump upon! They have a little bridge and a whole trail to explore. There is a gazebo with plenty of benches for a number of people, there's even grills set up throughout the park to spend a whole day here, it has a ton of trees for a lot of shaded play which is a plus when you live in Texas! Overall very secluded and all day fun type of park!

A pretty new park on the Onion Creek Greenbelt that has a large pond as well as a playground and…read moresome picnic tables, with numerous concrete trails for walking and biking. This area got hit hard by the recent flooding (2013, 2015), but unlike Richard Moya, has not stayed closed for extended periods. Some feedback here: -Very spartan restroom facilities (I hope you don't mind hopping into a Port-a-John) and if you're not near the parking lot, you're hosed. -Many of the trails seem incomplete and dead end in strange locations -- perhaps washouts of previously existing facilities? That being said, for park aficionados of a certain breed (generally, birders), this is a pretty good bet on the SE side, and with a bit more clean-up and polish, can be a showpiece.

I like to find neighborhood parks and this tiny one is nice for this little cherry creek…read moreneighborhood. It seems as though the playscape area is fairly new. It's covered with some shade sails. There is a volleyball net which looks fairly low. I think it's a sand court. I didn't walk that far over. There are some picnic tables and some outdoor grills. That area is covered in trees and has lots of shade. My dog had fun chasing a squirrel there so she gives it three doggie paws. I didn't seem any water fountains but maybe I just missed them. It would be nice for human and dog water at the park.

This is a city of Austin Park located in the Cherrywood in Neighborhood. It is surrounded on three…read moresides by the backyards of local residences and a wooden area on one side. It consists of about three or more acres of green space, which also act as water retention areas. It has a really well designed play scape area along with some covered swings for the kids to play on. There is plenty of green space to run around in, and there are numerous picnic tables with accompanying grills. There is a separate, smaller playscape area, not far from the volleyball court. There are two points of entry, and both are at the ends of dead end streets. Despite being a nice neighborhood park, there are no public bathrooms or a pool, and it does not connect up to any existing hike and bike trails. It's definitely a nice asset to the local community. Lots of photos that will give you greater insight included.

This is an amazing park on the East Side of Buda. Located in the Green Meadows subdivision is this…read morehidden gem! There are two playgrounds that are designed to give a play area to children of all ages. The covered pavilion has picnic benches and is located between the playgrounds and the splash pad which gives you the best view of the entire park while your kids run around. The jewel of this park is the splash pad. I recommend bringing chairs and blankets to sit on as there are not any right near this area. The bathrooms are located right next to this spot which is great for changing your kids in. I suggest wearing water shoes if your kids will be running in and out of here, there are many "stickers" all around. I hope the city continues to bring more to the East Side of Buda. There are communities here that have been ignored but are thriving!

I took my kids here for a fun day in the sun but also in the water because it's so hot out. We had…read morea blast, myself included!

This park sits less than a block off Westgate Boulevard surrounded by homes and apartments. This is…read moreone of a number of small Austin parks that are available to use by anyone. There's not a lot to this park, just a playscape, some swings, two picnic tables and a bench. There is very little in the way of green space, but there is some nice wooded area directly behind it. You'll have to park along the street if you want to visit this place. It's just another one of those small parks which enhance the neighborhood and give the local kids a place to go.

My son has taken private baseball lessons with Coach Corby for 2 years now and his skills have…read moreimproved more than I could have ever imagined. He loves going and has turned into quite a power hitter. Corby is so great with him and very very patient with my only pays attention occasionally child. Highly recommend this place if you have kiddos in baseball or softball that are looking to improve their game.

My kid has been taking private lessons at Home Run House and we have been very happy with them. He…read moreis progressing well and the environment feels like a home. The family that runs it are super friendly and we look forward to a long relationship with our son's development as a ball player.

Personally I think this zoo should be closed down and the animals should be rescued. There was…read moredebrie all over the place chemicals and bleach everywhere. Rotting wood on the animal enclosures. Turtles so dirty they had moss growing in them. The owners dog growled at my five year old myself and my mother. When I told her she said it was a nice dog just don'tapproachhim becausehe can ne naughty and he was laying very close to the exit gate. The bear enclosure was so overgrown it's hard to believe it was there. The deer pen was held shut by literally a screw. The monkey cage wasn't even locked. A breaker box was opened with wires exposed. Outlets at baby level also with exposed wires. Bathroom house had rotted floors and sinks. The entrance ramp to the park was rotted and falling apart. It honestly is lawsuit waiting to happen. Enter at your own risk.

I purchased tickets through Groupon and it was a good deal. Ticket included a food bag to feed…read moreanimals. I liked location a lot, it's out of way, off 290 and almost in country area. I love that fact and driving was nice part. They have kengaroos, including baby, talking parrot, beautiful wild cats, lion, rino, lemurs, alligators, turtles, wild pig, and lots of deers and other small creatures. The best part was a big old owl by the entrance. Before leaving the property we stopped to look at him, and he was making noises. He was interacting with us. They have small playground and restrooms on site. I would say for us an hour was enough to spent in there.

This is a lovely park. Tons of amenities. Baseball fields, soccer fields, Basketball court,…read morevolleyball net, playscapes, walking path, gathering areas, and bathrooms. There was some litter near the playscape area but otherwise pretty clean. They have a bubbler for both people and dogs, which was really nice. We came for a doggie meet and greet and it was perfect. Handicap parking available. This park was a nice surprise to come visit. I'll be back.

They have just about everything you could want for a casual afternoon: a playground for the kids,…read morebasketball and volleyball courts, and big fields if you want to kick a soccer ball or throw a football around. There are also some nice, shaded walking trails and a butterfly garden, which is a nice touch if you just want to take it easy. One thing to keep in mind is that the bathrooms are just porta-potties, so plan accordingly, especially if you have little ones. But there are plenty of picnic tables and barbecue pits if you want to make a day out of it. Overall, it's a quiet, unpretentious community park that's well-maintained and never feels too crowded.