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One of the many peacocks at Mayfield Park

Jogging on trail in Riata Park

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Marble Creek Greenbelt
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Treaty Oak Square
507 Baylor St.

Treaty Oak Square is just large enough to contain Austin's most famous tree. The 500-year-old Treaty Oak is the last survivor of the Council Oaks, a grove of fourteen trees that is said to have been a sacred meeting place for Commanches and Tonkowas.

Dittmar
1009 W. Dittmar Rd.

The Dittmar Recreation Center offers a variety of programs for youth and kids. With classes like cheer leading and porcelain doll making your children will not get bored! For the adults there are weight rooms and outdoor jogging trails.

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Brushy Creek Lake Park

Location: 3300 Brushy Creek Rd. 78613 Map

Phone Number: 512.401.5500

This park is not reservable.

Size: 90.00 Acres

Amenities:
Fishing Piers 1
Picnic Shelters 3
Playgrounds 1
Trail Miles 2.7
Volleyball Courts 1
Water Play Features 1

Kids love the fountains at Brushy Creek Lake Park

Description: This park is in Cedar Park, near Parmer Lane. The Brushy Creek Greenbelt passes through the park. Special features include a labyrinth, nature trail, wildlife observation area, water-play area, and a 38-acre lake.

Upcoming Events

No events currently listed for this park.

Partners and Links

City of Cedar Park 512-401-5500 http://www.cedarparktx.us/cp/pr_bclp.aspx

See the City\'s website for information on hours, reservations, etc.

Austin Explorer Hiking Guide
RunTex Trail Review (with maps)

Gallery:

Trailhead for Brushy Creek Regional Trail

Great Egrets enjoy Brushy Creek

Brushy Creek Regional Trail follows the Creek

This page is a work in progress. Do you have pictures, stories, or additional information about this park you would like to share? We'd love to hear from you. Email Rosie or call 477-1566.

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