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Ladybird Lake - E. Rendon Sr. Festival Beach
Covers 508.00 acres
2101 Bergman St., 78702
Barbeque Pits
- 5
Baseball Fields
- 3
Basketball Courts
- 2
Fishing Piers
- 1
Picnic Shelters
- 1
Picnic Tables
- 10
Playgrounds
- 1
Reservable Facilities - 1 (info)
Softball Fields
- 2
Swimming Pools - 1
Trail Miles - 1.2
This area has been renamed Edward Rendon, Sr. Park at Festival Beach. It is on the Town Lake hike and bike trail, close to where I35 crosses the lake. It has some of the largest and prettiest shade trees on the trail, and is a favorite picnic site.
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Martin Neighborhood Pool is located in this area, at 1626 Festival Beach Road. See links below for more information on pool hours.
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