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Blunn Creek Preserve

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Onion Creek

Location: 7001 Onion Creek Dr. 78744 Map

Phone Number:

This park is not reservable.

Size: 179.72 Acres

Amenities:
Off-Leash Dog Area 1
Playgrounds 1

Onion Creek Park

Description: Along Onion Creek in Southeast Austin, this little-known park has a small playscape and gorgeous, shady hiking trails.

The park is huge and most of it is off-leash (except for playground areas). There's plenty of room for dogs to run and people to enjoy. There are several former roadways that make a great place for kids to ride bikes and skate.

Upcoming Events

No events currently listed for this park.

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Most of the Park is leash-free

The shady Creek bed is pleasant.

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