This is one of the most incredible parks weve been to in a long time. The people there are so friendly and informative about the park. There are walking and biking trails. You can fish and yes there are some big fish in this pond. You can watch the wildlife such as ducks, cranes, squirrels, and yes we even saw a snake in the water. Its just a peaceful place with areas where you can be alone and reflect or kick the ball around. There are restrooms and a play area for the kids. Parking is free and lots of it. Waste receptacles are plentiful. Another nice element about this park is the scenery. Great location for engagement photos, senior photos, scout photos, or just photos of nature if that is your thing. Worth the drive and located next to food and shopping.

I give three stars just because we came here to fish and honestly the water is just really shallow in most places and we didnt have any luck. It is beautiful here though and perfect for walking or riding trails or kayaking in the water!

I love that there is five different covered spots with many benches and tables. They do have a big splash park which is Is fun for both kids and adults (I know because I’m a child at heart). I do have to say ALL enjoyed playing in the water in the splash park. We threw a huge sixth birthday party there. All kids loved that we were undercover in the seating area for the party since it started raining. The trails are amazing and pretty but we all took a long, long way too long of a walk because the trial lead to the pool which was not at all near the parks parking lot we where at. there is pond/lake & water from the bridge view but we didn’t go near them.

Best park and so excited it is open during COVID. They are quite literally saving people from the madness. There are boat/ kayak rentals on the far end (also open) near the dam side. There are shaded portions intermittently throughout the walking paths. There are also several different parks that are all linked together along this pathway that you can park at so that you can determine how far and where you want to be on the path. You dont just have to park at the Brushy Creek main area. If you follow the road around after the Brushy Creek exit you will find the parking spaces of the other sites including one other playground with a little rock climbing area for the kids. The water fountains are not functional durinfg the pandemic, so be sure to bring your water. We all know it gets excessively hot and even at high fitness levels we underestimate our need for water. There are not many bathroom stops theres one at the main park and there is one a little bit further along next to the other kids play area. I would go before you start and not wait till I come to another restroom. Just sayin.

Amazing trail for run walk or biking..good parking spots and restroom facility.

An amazing natural park with a run trail, playground, and lake to rent a kayak! Also you can see deers sometimes. It is a pet friendly place to share with family

I really enjoy this park! Its extremely spacious, and there are so many different things to do. Theyve got playgrounds, picnic tables, a splash pad, kayak rentals, soccer fields, off road bike trails, and more! The trail is very long, I think almost 7 miles, from start to finish. Great for walking, running, or biking. We always take our dog here, and he loves it. Plenty of places for him to get in the water if he needs to cool off. The park gets super busy on the weekends, but its a great place for the whole family! If youre able to go during the week, its a little more quiet.

Nice walking trail. Mostly concrete trail, well maintained. The main drawback is that it is too crowded and there are too many bicycles together with people walking or jogging, creating a hazard.

Great place to walk. Wide pathways, pretty plants, and easy variations in trail heights.

Nice stroll by the lake. Has a mountain bike path and gravel walking path. Fishing is authorized - stocked with Crappie, Catfish, and Bass.

We absolutely love this place!!! Its beautiful for walking. You can play Pokemon Go here. There is a plash pad we will bring our son too sometime. And the highlight: You can go kayaking and really have a great time seeing wildlife along the waters edge, or in the water too for the turtles and cranes. It was just amazing watching a King Fisher fish! It was my first time kayaking and I will definitely be back there sometime soon!

This Park is one of the main reasons we moved to the area and it has not disappointed one bit. The trails for biking, running and walking are beautiful. You can rent kayaks on the lake or drop in your own. Theres plenty of play space for kids including a splash pad. Highly recommend checking it out.

Honestly one of the best parks for the greater Austin Metro. When we moved here we got lucky and didnt know! Fast forward 5 years later we are mountain bike and live by these awesome MTB trails.

Nice creek side park with a small kids water park, playground, and plenty of trails. Its a great place to relax for a few hours or bring the family. There is creek access near the dam so boating is an option. The restroom is open air so it can get hot inside of there if you stay too long.

Nice park. Great place to kayak. Very nice place to go for a walk and take in some fresh air. Also a nice place to take your pup for a walk.

Lovely lovely park. A must go in Austin. Great for so many activities, especially the spring season. The bluebonnets are absolutely gorgeous. Do not miss out on a family photoshoot with the Texas wildflowers. The river water is serene to look at. People were fishing, barbecuing, kayaking, flying kites, or simply enjoying the views. There are trails too, so you can bike or simply go for a run. The greenery is stunning. It’s definitely a fun place to be. Go there for a beautiful walk and rejuvenated yourself of the stress.

We came here for the mountain biking and it was super fun! Lots of trails that are pretty diverse. We came on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty busy, but overall still fun

Nice trails with water view and cozy, shaded inlets along the river. Miles of walkability. Playground & covered pavilions. Family friendly, but can be busy on the weekends. Watch out for crazy cyclists and bmx bike riders.

The trail that runs through is fully shaded, 6 miles long and multi-use. the park is big has paddle boating lots of pavilions and a water park for the kid s.

Great park! Very nice walking/biking trail and challenging mountain biking trail. Fishing, kayak rental, picnic areas, baseball diamonds, soccer fields, jungle gyms, and splash pad... Dont know what else you could ask for.

Great place to kayak. Rentals on site. Ive only fished once, off the bank. No luck with that. It has trails that seem to be moderately crowded.

I really love this Park so much. It is huge. Has pavilions, a playground, a splash pad. Kayaking Center that we loved so much! We went there on our first child free date. We saw Wildlife while kayaking and had such a great time. We will definitely be back to kayak, and we have used the trails plenty in the past and will continue to when in the area. The fields of wild flowers are just beautiful. Seeing the water and people out getting fresh air. Its all great.

Nice twisty single track park. No dogs off leash. Busy with friendly respectful cyclists and families.

Very nice trails to walk around. Splash pad that was closed. Park was nice. Restrooms were very clean.

Beautiful park and such a great scenery for romantic and family photos as well as a great walking and riding trail. The only issue I have is with the dog poop that is around the park due to pet owners not picking up after their dog.

Large park with a creek and a dam with large cycling and walking trails. You can see birds and animals across the lake. There is a kayaking rental near the dam. Parking lots are generally full on the weekends

Had an amazing time @ Brushy Creek Lake Park, you feel connected to Nature right in the middle of the big city

Relaxing and lots of area to explore or have a picnic. Theres a nice volleyball court where children can play with sand and also a playground. My girls love the area that connects to the lake. Love to take bluebonnet pictures here too.

Nice clean relaxing place. Not too crowded but enough people to not feel lonely

Want to hike, bike, fish, bbq, let the dog loose, kayak, take beautiful photos? This is the place for all that!Big lake, big fields, and big (long) trail to hike along. Great place to bike. I didn’t have any problems sharing the trail when I was there.All around wonderful place for a beautiful day outside.

Good park with limited options in my opinion. There should also be more parking spots near the kayak rental place. People park on grass areas because of it.

Such a lovely park with so many activities to do! Go visit The Mobile Kayak to hit the water!

Great trails! Fun to walk my the river. The playground isnt geared for little ones but the splash pad is awesome for all kiddos

One of my favorite parks for walking and biking.

Really good mountain bike trails. No, this isnt Colorado or Canada, but for a small central Texas town there are some really fun trails for various skill levels. Whoever built and maintains these should be really proud of their work.

Nice 3 mile long mostly paved walking path thru parks. 6miles if you loop back from end point.

Very nice park. Clean picnic areas. Very family friendly.

This place great has hiking trails finishing spots a playground everyone keeping there distance on covid only problem is u cant really swim in water cause toxic stuff theres signs about it other then that super relaxing hope we can go again. Last time we went our little boy feel on our cooler and we had bloody nose on our hands only got stay 30 mins tops tell then

I often walk around this park when I walk through the Brushy Creek regional trail. The sunsets here are really pretty and the parking lot and toilets are well maintained. There are a lot of areas of shade and places to sit. It’s usually busy on the weekend because there are lots of sporting games and activities for children. In the spring time a lot of people come here to have photos taken in the bluebonnets. It makes a really pretty location for it. There is also a kayak rental place and plenty of parking.

Well maintained trails winding a few miles alongside a large pond and creek. Great place to take the kids to play in their small water play scape, have a picnic or snap a few photos! This park is a good alternative to Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin.

The park was nice, but the womens restroom could have been better maintained.

Very clean and nice. Plenty of space for kids and large families. Fishing, hiking and biking. Would go again.

Its been a good experience exploring this place. This is the public park, I love it.

Great place to walk, run or bike!

A great place to spend sometime outdoors. Try to show up outside peak times or parking could be an issue.

Great place! Was there to ride the great bike trails.

Very nice park with view of the lake. A great place for families with kids. Lots of spots for picnic, hiking and biking trails. Beautiful lake for boating, kayaking as well as fishing. Great for nature lovers and families.

I got to meet my baby granddaughter,for the first time, and I got to be with my youngest daughter, my son-in-law, (Mamí and Papí) and big brudder and big sister, too.

Trail is mostly in direct sunlight, a few trees along the way. Benches along the trail near the water.Lots of nice spots off the trail to sit in the shade near the water. Usually some people fishing set up on the shore.Water play area, volleyball courts, bike trails and kayak rentals all available

This one of the best places in Cedar Park and Round Rock area. Miles of trails, great views of the lake, splash pad and playground for children. Great for family fun, highly recommended.

Great park, right on the water, lots of bike trails and places to have a picnic.

What a scenery this park offers ! The trails are clean and expansive. You can enjoy this park no matter the season. I have yet to buy a good mountain bike to hit the mountain bike trails that Brushy Creek offers but from what I can see of them when I run they look awesome ! I love running here and Im sure you will too !

We love this park. So many routes we can take, nice long walks. I feel safe too! Biking, fishing, kayaking (above 70 degrees on weekends in winter, I believe) splash pad, picnic tables, plenty of parking AND REAL restrooms

First time here for 7-mile run. Loved it!

Always fish, fish, and tons of deer poop from the course which is so gross. Soon this part of Brushy Creek will fill up with it. They shouldn’t be aloud to dump it in there...

Great park for almost everything. From fishing to bike riding and sports.

This is a great part. Its beautiful, big, and many different ways to use it. Is hiking and biking trails, but also Trails more specific for mountain biking. I will visit again.

What a lovely trail, park, sports complex. The trails are concrete and crushed limestone. Easy to navigate. Lots of public parking, picnic facilities and bathrooms. We have explored from one end to the other and love it.

I absolutely loved this park! Great for biking, walking, walking your dog. Very scenic and well maintained.

Nice to bring family. Calm and wide open space.

I LOVE the mountain bike trails! Thank you to all of the Trail Gnomes!

Kids had a blast at the splash pad, and then at the playscape. I just wish I wouldve brought my fishing pole. I kept staring at the water, wondering what could be caught.

One of my favorite places to visit when I lived in Austin. Not as crowded as Lady Bird Lake, but lots of nature areas to explore and get a good long run in.

This park has a little bit of everything: plays cape for the kids, sand volleyball pit, nice walking paths, water, views, plenty of seating by the water, SUP and Kayak rentals, fishing, picnic shelters and--on the day we showed up--a pretty awesome ukulele player haha...

Great Lake park. We loved the kayaking it was awesome!

Beautiful park! Very spacious with ton’s of grass, flowers, a lake, bike and walking trails and playgrounds.

Its nice, clean and lots of space. Good fishing spots in the shade

Great playgrounds with nice trails for walking or riding a bike with beautiful views. Lots of open fields to run around and play with kids or dogs. The creek is dammed creating a nice water area for fishing or kayaking.

Nice well-maintained facilities. Great for hiking and biking.

Not a fan, the kayaking is set up very well however the lake is awful, its full of tree stumps and grime and it smells and is not great scenery honestly I dont think its that good at all but if you want to get out and kayak you know go for it. I actually prefer Town lake

I think this park is one of the most beautiful in Austin. Stunning view, scenic trail routes, wonderful attractions for children. In summer you can hide from the sun in the dense shade of trees. Highly recommend this place

Not big. During winter is a good place for biking. During summary bluebonnet is everywhere.

I come to Brushy Creek 90% of the time to fish. It’s a great place to go because of how many ares there are to fish. It’s a very large park with lots of walking and biking trails. There are blackberry bushes everywhere free for picking and eating. There’s a kayak rental booth also. It’s a great place to take your kayak. The only reason I put 4 stars is the moss and duck feces problem. There’s a large amount of moss which makes it difficult to fish in a lot of places. The amount of duck feces gets completely out of hand sometimes. Other than that this is a great park to visit. Very beautiful and well kept!

Great Park. Clean. Lots of Playgrounds for the kids. Paved walking trails. Dirk mountain bike trails. Lots of picnic tables. Kayak rental. Plenty of room to run. Could use more rest rooms. More BBQ grills. Water fountains. Also would be nice if you could drive to the waters edge. Its to far for handicap people. Seen some people fishing, but no fish. Overall, a nice little day park.

Amazing to be back here with the trail reopened around the dam. I have not been in months and this was a welcome return.Considering the 100 degree days, the trail is still relatively green and well shaded in places, although I totally recommend packing a water bottle if you want to do a majority of the 6.5 odd miles of it.

Nice mountain biking trails

This is a great option for families in the area. The playground gets a lot of use. 2 baby swings and 2 regular swings with a cover over a large play structure. You can rent the tables for parties. There is a splash pad for summer that kids love and you can walk down to the small lake with a fishing pier.

Nice long, easy walking path. Mostly cement

Definitely a nice area to go for a walk, take a bike ride, or just get the kids out of the house. The park itself connects to the Bushy Creek Trail which gives you plentiful options if you’re looking to go on a further run or ride. The damn does hurt the natural aesthetics a little bit which is the only downside

My family and I love this park so much! Its well taken care of and clean. There are several, family-oriented activities to do, to include a playground and splash pad for the kids, a mobile kayaking company, fishing, and miles of beautiful hiking trails. Its also a lovely place to take family portraits, or to just put the technology down and enjoy nature with your family.

Easy hiking trails and lots of picnic tables surrounding the lake.

Took a bike ride here with the kid for social distance exercise. Was great and everyone was kind and gracious. Will do it a bit earlier when its supposed to be so hot.

A great amenity for residents and visitors

Such a nice place to take a walk with the family. Long and diverse enough to get a good workout without getting bored. Good amounts of shade in places but enough open area for Texians taste. Fantastic place to take the family.

Beautiful. Splash pad, play ground and a big lake.

Nice hot ride ️ #luvatx

I really liked that day I relaxed my mind a lot I remembered that life needs to relax in the natural I loved it

Great place for family picnic.nice views .walking and biking trails

Great place to ride or walk/run. Can get crowded on the parking lot.

This is a lovely spot for plenty of outdoor activities. I brought my dogs to walk on the trail, and we had a great time.

This is one of my favorite parks in Austin! So pretty!!

The park is nice. The water is nasty and filled with too much trash. There is too much trash that has flowed/fallen in from the surrounding neighborhoods, Parmer Lane, and left by bank fishermen and/or kayak and paddle board renters. Was told by someone in a nearby neighborhood that the water has had issues with flesh eating bacteria at times. Judging by the water quality, Im not surprised. If possible, go elsewhere.

It was great, my grandsonReally loves the water park and my self I like the fishing

I love this park and all trails within it, but please be careful. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR WALLET IN YOUR CAR, even if it is hidden and you have locked your car. My car was broken into and my wallet was stolen from my closed console. Someone watched me exit my car then waited for me to walk out of sight. They popped my lock, so I didnt even notice they had stolen my wallet until I got home. Be careful and aware.

This is a great park for walking your dog, family picnics, or walking with friends. I don’t bike, but it seems to be popular with cyclists as well. There are a number of picnic tables, a lake with waterfowl and turtles, and trails that link up to a trail system that connects several more parks in the area. There’s also a labyrinth in the wooded area for walking meditations.

Nice Park with jogging, cycling trails around. There is a small play ground as well. The parking lot is free and spacious. It has got a rest room near parking lot. Good neighborhood to spend active time with family.

Great place to take a nice long walk along the rivers edge.

Whether you are looking for a place to relax alone or with family? Brusky Creek Lake is the place. Its has place to walk, picnic, fishing, boating, bike trails and sports fields. In summer a park of waters that children love.

Its a really nice little park, very convenient for a lot of folks. Hike and bike (& run, etc.) trails. Picnic tables, play scapes. SUP and kayak rentals business, or bring your own (theres a gravel boat ramp). Fishing, bird watching, just an all-around nice little park.

We walked 6.3 miles in and out. Not realizing we walked so far. The path was very nice, well kept, and bike trails everywhere. Very informative with the posts for the trees and plants. I actually learned about trees I see but never knew what they were. Dog friendly as I wont do trails without my Teddy Bear. He is nine and he acts 5, but when we finished he slept in the car on our way home.