Some nice shade and water features
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plectrudis - 9/3/2021
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Distance: 2.50 Miles
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Visited in late April, at which point it was starting to get uncomfortably warm. Some sections of the trail were nicely shaded, but the prairie area, unsurprisingly, was very exposed. The springs and pond were a cool feature.
newer park,
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jimmy peace - 6/29/2019
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i had always heard about this park but never been till today
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texaskdog - 5/31/2010
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Was kind of a nice park...great if you live in Georgetown, not much of a destination. There are 2 donkeys on a farm you can pet & feed so bring carrots! We walked around the park in only 35 minutes, didnt take the paths in the middle.
Hiked while geocaching in the park
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Bing-GTX - 2/21/2009
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My wife and I hiked around this park looking for the seven geocaches in the park at the time. We found six of them. This is a nice park with historic buildings and a nice pond, which unfortunately was empty when we were there. There is also semi-primitive camping available at this park.
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toobsox - 10/1/2006
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More developed than I expected
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Austin Explorer - 12/26/2005
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Distance: 3.69 Miles
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Coppertone and I hiked all of the trails here and were surprised at the number of park amenities that had already been built. There were not too many people here today, but with the Pecans all shedding their leaves one could see almost to the other side of the park and so someone was almost always in sight. The trail is a mix of concrete, granite and packed dirt, all fairly flat. This one might really be a treat during pecan season!