What a cool concept for fur baby moms, dads and those who like fur babies. You can have adult…read morebeverages while your fur babies tool around the playground to their hearts content. No food is allowed on the actual playground. If you do not have a fur baby, and just want to hang for an hour or two, you can enjoy this interaction with the fur babies. It kind of like when you are an aunt and you spoil your nieces and nephews for a day and then drop off at home. You can get a day pass as low as $12 or you can purchase other packages. This is the type of place you can catch up with a friend or family member in a relaxed, comfortable environment. The Yard Bar grounds are quite large, so plenty of room for your fur babies to roam around.

Good luck to you Kristen! Today is the last day Yard Bar is open after 11 years in business.read more

Red Bud Dog Park, also called Red Bud Isle, is one of Austin's best off-leash parks. Set by the…read morewater, it offers shaded trails, open spaces, and lake views for a relaxing outdoor experience. Dogs can roam freely and swim, making it perfect for water-loving pets. The natural environment is peaceful even with many visitors. Trails are ideal for walks, and tree cover gives shade on hot days. Parking is limited, but attentive dog owners help keep play safe. Red Bud Isle is a must visit for dog owners in Austin. It's scenic, spacious, and offers a true off leash experience that feels more like a mini adventure than a simple park visit. If your dog loves nature, water, and making new friends, this spot is hard to beat.

Limited parking spots. Alternative options are to park and grab coffee at the nearby Mozart's and…read morewalk here. It's worth the serene scenery!

This is one of the nicer dog parks you'll find in the area complete with three sectioned off areas…read more It sits right next to the Starmark pet boarding and training facility (plenty of reviews on Starmark). This appears to be a public park, but it looks like a parking pass is required. This park even has a small splash pad for your pooch to play in and plenty of picnic tables, some of which are covered. This doggy paradise is pretty much hidden from the main road but when you find it, you and your dog will enjoy this space.

This is my go to park with my pup. Always can find a pretty good crowd and a range of dog breeds…read moreand sizes. Love that there is a nice parking lot next to the park. Plenty of water bowls and a water fountain for pups. I wish there were more shaded areas for dog parents,but there are a few benches that are covered. For smaller breeds they do have a sectioned off area for dogs, but it is smaller than the rest of the park space.

I love this park as its much newer and closer to my place of residence. Love how it has 2 areas -…read moreone for big dogs and one for littler dogs. It also has a solitary gravel-y area for pups to get accustomed to dog park before they actually go into it. Overall people are good at picking up their dogs' droppings and are involved in overlooking their own dog(s) preventing potential scuffles from happening.

Beautiful park! There are many intricate playscapes for kids…read moreto climb on as well as a few swings. They also have a nice looking splash pad but unfortunately it isn't open for the season yet. We'll definitely be back when the time comes! There is a (small dog) dog park nearby and a huge grassy area for running and playing. They have three small verandas and a nearby restroom area.

With a Mid-June Birthday for a little one, and experiences in overheated circumstances in mind. I…read morewas needing a splash pad option and became very curious about the 2 available in Pflugerville. According to the Pf'ville municipal website the other one is closed for maintenance, so we checked this one out at 8 pm. Learned that the sprinklers were off around 7:45 pm and not 10 like website indicated . Maybe it is only for the Summer? Anyway, I'm impressed! Looks new! Accessible! Large climbing structure to left and splash pad to the right. 3 shaded gazebo's, with double tables and grills (covered so not in use). The shower and water fountains work. And this place seems like a wonderful place to have an outdoor birthday with cooking splashing options. Splash pad and playground are Birthday girl approved!

So glad we tried this park! On or off leash dog park with water pond for the fur babies to play…read more Shaded benches available on the farthest end of the park and loved the vibe. There are shower hoses for when you opt to wash them after the dip. So cool to have this place near us!

My name is Charlie Blu. I'm an Australian Shepherd and give 4 paws up plus a stub for a tail…read more That's 5 if you are counting in human years. My dad and mum take me here when we are in town and this is my favorite place to run around. Even though I'm just a pup, the grownup doggies teach me new things like how to play chase, sniff and aimlessly run around. I haven't totally braved the water park just yet, but watching the retrievers jump in and fetch has started to build my interest. I did get in the pool up to my chest and got dirty enough to need a bath, but not fully committed to jump in yet. I think if I play it wisely, I'll milk it for all it's worth and probably will get a few more trips in before I take the plunge. Luckily, the park has multiple wash stations on the way in/out, so my humans can clean me up nicely before our ride home. Not my favorite thing to do, but since it's a doggie dog world, I have to live by their rules. Now that I'm 7 months old and weigh 30 pounds, I can play in the large dog area which is much more fun for me. When I was under 30 pounds, I used the small dog area which is overall a bit smaller in size, and the grass is a bit "ruff", so not as much fun. Also too many yapping pups there for my taste. So if you have the zoomies and are in the area, come by and say hi, or come play with me as I'm looking for new friends all the time. I'll be the black /white pup with the one blue eye, the Australian accent and hanging out next to the pool.

The park itself is okay, we travel so we've been to 11 states worth of dog parks for our dog Nova…read more For Austin I thought it would look nicer. The reason I gave it a 5 stars is for the other dogs and all the cool dog owners. We struck up some conversations with some of the owners and our dog LOOOVED playing with their dogs. It also had an interesting bird houses on a pole.

Important note: The wading pool is not for the fur babies. We were slightly misled, but regardless,…read morethe dogs had a great time West Austin Park (& Wading Pool) is a green space in the cute Clarksville neighborhood.There's a playground, wading pool, and open lawn for some frisbi throwing or whatever park activity you're into. As for the dog park area... it's a wonky and warped medium-sized lot that's fenced in. Water bowls are spread throughout, along with patio chairs that neighbors likely donated, and the majority of it is shaded. This dog park seems to be maintained by the community. There was a giant water jug that one kind gentleman kept refilling the bowls. Outside the bark park you'll find the water refill and rinsing station. My dog had a great time, and would probably give this spot a solid 5-stars.

This newest addition to my neighborhood is so great. It's not just a food park with trucks from A…read moreHole Coffee, Guac And Go, and a mocktail station but it's also got a dog park and a pickleball court (The Racquet Club). Spacious and relaxing outdoor seating. Family and dog friendly (obviously). Lots of room to move around and enjoy treats and the outdoors.