Fun little park. My 1yo son loved rummaging through the holes trying to find treasure. I had a pretty good time with it too. The decorations really hide the electrical equipment well.

This is a small park, good to go and read on one of the benches. People walk their dogs here or exercise in the open grass area. It also has a nice artistic wall.

I wish it was a little bigger. It was really kool to see all the beautiful and unique art and trinkets. Cant wait to go back with my own little trinkets to leave behind.

Small and worth every inch of the space! This is one of Austins do not miss locations, great for an afternoon picnic and absolutely stunning at sunset. The sculptures and art put together by Berthold Haas and the community are like none youll find anywhere else. Make it a slow walk, a meander; its worth it!

Such a weird, quirky place. I loved exploring all the things people have left in the rock portion of the installation.

This park is a tiny place in the middle of the neighborhood but worth the find! The textures are fun to look at and feel, and little strange objects are tucked away to look at and find. There’s a little hidden area behind it with some benches, and an abandoned substation to peer into next to it. Just park in the street and go take a look!

Cool ~ but not that cool.

Little park on the corner of a neighborhood with interesting objects. Would be a great spot to play Eye Spy :)

Tiny park. Worth a visit if youre nearby.

What a quirky park! Its pretty great to have the shades, benches, and open areas of a traditional park with the weirdness Austin is known for. The main draw to this park is the limestone and karat wall. Many trinkets are hidden in the nooks for you to discover on your own. Look carefully because every opening in the rock wall hides a fun surprise!

Strange little park tucked away in the neighborhood. Definitely a hidden gem, and worth the visit. Great sculptures & presentation.

Weeknight picnic at Sparky Pocket Park. No table, but a bench sufficed. Listen and look for parrots in the trees.

Unique park off the beaten track if you look hard enough you can even find the sword in the stone here

Small, interesting and quirky. Atlas Obscura was a good guide to get us here.

Cute but really small. See it all in five minutes.

It is something different hard to describe. You will feel the presence of energy like a museum as you observe the diffrent items that tell different stories.

Cool public art installation. People bring tiny objects to place inside.

This is a cute little park. I mean, little for real. Its probably the size of someones front and back yard. Still, its a cool place to take your dog to walk through. They have an interesting city building there and theres a Pokemon stop and gym so Pokemon go is good too.

Cool place to relax or rent out for a private event.

Amazing... Bring something of your own to contribute to the wall... A miniature something... It could be anything. I left a few hair ties to add to the decor... And my friend left her one year clean and sober chip. This place has amazing energy...

Cutest and most unique pocket park in the area! Great nostalgia for old Austin and there used to be some pretty cool geocaches placed here

Was quirky but also I wouldnt call it a park lol.

Great pocket park hidden in the beautiful residential neighborhood of North University. It has a charming refurbished former power station available for party and event rentals at very reasonable rates.

Its weird and tiny, which is fun. There is also a small pavilion there you can rent for events.

This is a really great place! I want to come back here again!

Went here Saturday, 11/07/15, and I give this a 5/5 for several reasons:(1) Its free(2) Not many people know about it, so youll never have to worry about it being crowded(3) Its outdoorsy yet artsyBest seen during daylight hours, but if you want to go at night, you can use your phone flashlight to get a pretty good look. Great spot to chill with people or to throw a frisbee / football / baseball around.

Cool tiny park. Fun wall to leave trinkets at.

Was not what I expected, very small, not really a park to take kids.

This is the tiniest great little park in Austin. It surrounds an electrical substation, but also includes a great art piece in one corner. I highly recommend checking it out. Great for a weekend lunch picnic.

I love it. Theres a small field to do stuff in, the art project that surrounds the substation, and a remodeled building from the old substation days. It looks like theyre working on it...I wonder what theyll put in there?

Probably my favorite place to bring my kinkajou. She loves climbing all over things. Great exercise for her and me.

Neat little park. Not big by any means, but its a cool place to discover

Great park to visit.

This charming little neighborhood park is both a community art project and a tribute to the power substation that was once operated on the property. Though small, the parks unique sights make this a great place to visit or hang out.

Nice and quiet little hide away, dog friendly and nice place for picnicking or hanging out

Cute park, but dont drive here and plan to make a day out of it. Small, cute, and very clean.

A nice little park in a pretty neat neighborhood. I wandered here chasing Pokemon in Pokemon Go. Its tiny little green space with some nice shade trees and soft grass.

Small park hidden away from major distractions. parking is on the road. This park is in the middle of a neighborhood.there is a building on site that might be able to hold meetings / events or the like.

Its a cute little park. Good place to relax.

Now this is what a pocket park should be. Amazing art and a cute space

Loved this park, want to see about renting the building for an event.

Look at the trinket wall, it’s a sight to behold

Very beautiful Park to visit

Great!

Interesting

Cute little park!

Very Austin!

Cool place

Amazing strange

Keeps Austin weird

Nice discovery, historic structures

Nice

What the hell is sparky park?