This place is incredible. They have 3 main sections... Skills development which focuses on…read moredribbling & passing, a shooting area which tracks your accuracy and a half court. Tracie was an excellent coach for the hour and helped guide me through all of the drills, competitions and tech behind the scenes. Highly recommend for ballers of all ages.

I visited this location for the first time to make a reservation for a room for a very special,…read moreonce-in-a-lifetime event. Before going, I called to confirm availability. The staff member on the phone told me to come in person since their system showed a room was open. However, when I arrived, I was told there were actually no rooms available, and it had been that way for some time. This was very disappointing and frustrating because it felt like a miscommunication between staff, and it ended up wasting time and effort driving there just to get a "no" in person. I truly wish the information had been accurate and consistent. The facility itself looked very nice, and I would have loved to book it, but they really need to organize their reservation process better. Hopefully they improve this so future guests don't face the same issue.

Update. She's still there. In everyone's way. Louder than ever. Lady - please take your little…read moreworkout class elsewhere. Stop occupying the squat racks as an area to host a class. You have a cute little area with pads against the other wall.

Unsafe at the moment…read more There have been reports recently that I have heard of men hiding in the bathrooms, including the women's bathrooms. One recent report was that 3 men came out of the bathroom and was headed toward someone's daughter. Another mom called the police recently because men were recording the children at the splash pad, but they didn't have any kids of their own. The bathroom by the playground and splash pad has two directions you can exit.. to the left towards the splash pad or toward the right towards the side wooded area. Please don't let your children go in there alone and always check the bathroom first. Lakewood park, please hire security and heavily monitor the children's area.

Chill spot to walk and do some exercise. Maybe close those rings on your watch! Water is very low…read moreright now so that was a little disappointing but it's a nice trail to walk on.

Awesome dog/human park. Massive in size and variety of dog excitement areas. The back end has some…read morewoods which my ACD loved. Rinsing station available and human bathrooms on site. This is number o e or two on our favored delta papa Two separate stand alone dog wash stations. Very cool. I pay $25 for five total washes at local pet shop. So vast an area! Many of the dog parks we visit do reach a point of too many dogs in one spot at one time. This won't happen at Veterans Memorial cause its so large!

A very lovely park with great pickle all courts! Be sure to get there early to snag your court as…read morethey do get filled up quick. There's a cute little playground I would say is geared towards younger kiddos but there's also a great walking path you wouldn't expect that goes around the park. It's not huge but a sweet spot to try!

Oak Ridge Park has gone from being a neighborhood asset to a community embarrassment. It's filthy…read more-- litter, food scraps, beer cans, and cigarette butts are everywhere. Under one tree sits a disgusting pile of bagged dog waste, even though a trash can is literally across the street. This is not just lazy, it's a public health hazard. Parents, be warned: this is not a safe or sanitary place for children. The neglect here is unacceptable and sends the message that our neighborhood green space doesn't matter. This park deserves better. City maintenance, HOA, or whoever is responsible -- it's time to step up, clean up, and take pride in our park before it becomes a permanent dump.

For starters, this is an HOA park, not a city park. It's tucked into the neighborhood just a short…read moredistance from Crystal Falls Pkwy. This park boasts of a fenced in tennis court and basketball court along with a decent sized pool complete with bathrooms. On the other side of the park you'll find a playscape with a couple of picnic tables and a bench, but no grills. About 2/3 of the property is dedicated towards a water retention runoff area. Definitely a nice park for the local residents in the area. The pictures included tell the rest.

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 local neighborhood park that is also a public park located just off of Buttercup Creek…read moreBoulevard in Cedar Park. It has quite a few amenities, such as public bathrooms, covered picnic tables with a grill, full basketball court, swings, big playscape area and tennis courts. However, you do have to have a special key to access the tennis courts and the phone number to call is in the photos below. You can call to reserve the covered picnic area for a private party. One unusual feature that I have not seen at other parks is something called a Petanque court. The photo below will better clue you in as to its design and purpose. A great asset to the local Cedar Park community.

This is a neighborhood park that is very well maintained by the HOA. This one has a sand…read morevolleyball court. The interesting thing about the parks in this neighborhood is that each park has a different sport focus. So, here, we get sand volleyball! There is also a basketball half court. This park is very family friendly. There is a covered pavilion with four picnic tables, and two grills. Behind the pavilion and side of the volleyball court is a large grassy area where people frequently play with their dogs. Additionally, there are two benches under trees. There is a beautiful, large tree with shaded seating around it in front of the pavilion. There is only one trash can, but I have not seen it overflowing. Frequently people walking dogs can be seen dropping off their sealed doggie bags into the trash there. In front of this park are the neighborhood mailboxes. This is a great neighborhood park.

This is a nice local park in the Horizon Park subdivision surrounded by single-family residences…read more Directly in front of the park is where everybody stops to get their mail. It should be pointed out that this is an HOA Park not a city park. On this property, you will find a covered picnic area, two grills, half basketball court and a volleyball court. There are also two benches towards the back of the property along with what appears to be a bocce ball court. There's lots of green space to run around in, but I was surprised there was no play scape and there are no public bathrooms. However, just a couple of blocks down Union Street you will find better amenities at the Union HOA park.