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!

Saturday afternoon, I took my 6 year old nephew to this park. It is indeed a Play for all…read more.. It was not as busy as I thought. Parking was great. We parked close to the entrance. My nephew was extremely excited!!I noticed that everything was thoroughly thought out. The entrance gate is slightly heavy (two to pass through. Other area were the same (heavy gates to prevent kids from entering the paved areas without permission & help. There were several areas to play: sensory areas, sand box (large), agility, strength training for the littles, and a cute township area where kids can ride (provided mini bikes) bikes or scooters in the "city". The imagination stations were adorable. Most areas were covered well. They had several restrooms and water stations. Seating for birthdays and such. I didn't have time to take pictures. But it's true to the website. I highly recommend it!

Yes! I don't know why I haven't been here sooner. I love that the play areas are gated in, so…read morethere's no worry about running into the parking lot. There are different sections for all kiddos interests and there are multiple shaded tables to stop for a snack. It's great for parties or to go on your own.

This is actually one of our favorite pflugerville parks and they just got a brand new upgraded…read moreplayground! There is plenty of seating & chairs for a picnic too. I think you can also rent out the barn that's behind it for events! There's a swimming pool right next to it as well that I believe you pay a few dollars for entry fee, would be perfect for summer.

This is a decent sized park that has a lot going for it. There are quite a lot of amenities worth…read morementioning here such as bocce ball court, gaga ball pit, a large covered playscape, gazebo, covered picnic tables, sandy volleyball court and a really nice pool and slide for the kids. Here you will also find some fairly clean and decent public restrooms and there is a gravel trail around the perimeter which leads to other trails in the area. Next to the pool, you'll find a very nice basketball court and on the opposite side you'll find the Heritage House Museum. This park has very ample parking with numerous handicap spots. Currently, it should be mentioned that from 3 to 6 PM on Tuesdays, you'll find a small farmers market gathered in the red barn at the rear of the park. One odd item that is also at the rear of the park is a very large old piece of farming equipment rusting into the ground. Plenty of photos included to add more insight.

Right in the middle of the Creekside neighborhood, is this cute, accessible, well-maintained…read moreplayground. It includes a smaller one playscape (toddlers) and one for the somewhat bigger kids (4-12). It has mulch on the ground, and is bordered with a cement lining to contain the mulch, is my guess. It's so thoughtful to find 1 special swing amongst 3 other plain swings, one that you can safely secure and have the child experience swinging also. Not one for the very littles, but one with a disability. I believe it says for 5-12 years old. Close to the smaller playscape is a xylophone, and we were pleased with a play by a random biker who stopped there to play. On Settlers Valley, I see people park their car along the road by the mailboxes. And there is a little path that leads to the playground, but then it ends there. You'll have to go around the grass, or cross the mulch in order to enter the trail that is in the back and goes around the neighborhood. I've biked that trail and it's a cute well-maintained trail. It's not our neighborhood, but I'm glad to find this close to home.

This is a public park in the Mountain Creek subdivision in Pflugerville. It consists of two covered…read moreplayscapes, swings, uncovered picnic tables, one grill, a fountain that works and a trail that links to Wuthridge Park. This is probably the only park where I have seen four musical instruments integrated into the playscape. I was surprised to find they have a very rich sound. The only thing lacking besides a pool, is the fact that there are no public bathrooms at either park or along the trail. Definitely a great spot to bring the kids or take a hike or bike ride.

Nice park with decent (not particularly memorable) playground equipment…read more The part of the playground that really stands out is the treehouse. Best for older kids since you do lose sight of them when they're inside (made me a bit nervous with my 3.5 year old). Additionally, this park has a homestead. Really cool. You can wander around and see all the structures. The inside can be viewed via tour only. However, they are nice enough to leave one window open so you can peek inside. Had no issue snagging street parking nearby.

This review is based on the "Trunk-or-Treat" event held on 10/31/2023…read more This park is located in a nice neighborhood and we were able to find parking quite easily on a nearby street. This event was held in the parking lot of the park and tons of people showed up. In one of the buildings nearby, there was an area set up for free photos, complete with a professional photographer. Shout out to Wells Branch MUD Parks & Recreation for this fun & memorable event!

My family and I had a great time visiting this park today. The ducks are very friendly and will eat…read moreout of your hand. PLEASE DO NOT FEED DUCKS BREAD. IT ISNT GOOD FOR THEM. On another note, they love fruit and these little girls were feeding the ducks pieces of watermelon. Such a peaceful place

TLDR: Simple playground (with canopy) located next to a lovely pond. Tennis and volleyball courts…read moreavailable. Easy parking in the lot. The playground equipment is a bit basic but enough to keep kids engaged. Plus, canopy for shade! Only the swings don't have a canopy unfortunately. The pond is lovely, surrounded by abundant and varied trees. Nice fountain in the middle. Tennis court and... a volleyball court! I feel like you don't see the latter a lot. Pavilion with tables and bathrooms. Ample parking in the lot.

Does the spiral count as a part of this? Holy cow I've never seen something like that in a park…read morethrough my entirely life. It's so cool. The trail is nice and paved, the playground looks pretty expansive, and the absolute views and nature on display here makes me feel very lucky to witness it. There's plenty to do here as a family and there were quite a few families out when I passed through. It's such an elegant and serene space. RIYL: spinnin like a laundromat

TLDR: Large park with a nice but unshaded playscape (including one for younger kids) set alongside…read morea lovely creek. Short walk to the famous "Round Rock." Nice park. Good playground equipment that includes a playscape for younger toddlers. No canopy though so scorching on a hot day. That being said, there are shady areas in the park (saw a few families having picnics). The adjacent creek is nice. There's a little trail alongside it. Turn left (from playground) and you can see the famous Round Rock (just under the bridge). Turn right and you pass a war memorial and soon make it to the spiral (a spiral walking ramp that apparently offers nice views of the creek). It was super hot so we skipped the spiral. The thing that bothered me about this park -- there are lots of blank rusted signs. Were they ever in use or were they never completed? I was just confused by their presence. On top of that, I would have liked to see some actual signs. There were a few by the entrance of the park noting the location of the Round Rock, spiral, etc. But if entering the trail from the playground, you don't see any of this info. There's no sign by the Round Rock about its history and no sign by the tree sculpture by the spiral (at least credit the artist). Large parking area.

We visited over the weekend for the grand reopening of Joanne Land Playground and it is truly…read moreamazing. It has so many wonderful obstacles and slides for the children to enjoy. I don't want to upload pics due to children are present but please go check it out because you won't be disappointed. The main stage is nice and there is a pavilion for you to just sit and enjoy the atmosphere while reading a book or just taking a moment to chill. I always enjoy coming here to cycle or walk but really appreciate the playground upgrade for the children.

My preschooler loves the kids playground at old settlers. Its well kept and keeps kids entertained…read more The location by the pond makes it so scenic. Also, this park has so many events going on.