Lebanese Traveler: Old Settlers Park is one of Central Texas’ best-planned recreational spaces—offering ample room, excellent amenities, and something for everyone.
Baseball, soccer, cricket, disc golf, and tennis—all well-maintained and tournament-ready.
Scenic trails with shaded areas, rest stops, and views of Brushy Creek.
Large playgrounds, picnic areas, BBQ stations, and pavilions.
Parking is ample but can fill up during peak weekend hours or event days. Early arrival recommended.
Connie Rackel: Such a nice walk. I have been here 30 yrs and would take my 3 wheeler up and down Brushy Creek. I love that they have preserved the Creek Very Beautifully .
Sarah Nshimyumukiza: We had an awesome time here. We drove all the way up from south of Austin and it was worth it for us, truly. I loved how there was ample parent seating WITH SHADE, and so many different sections that even with an active 3 year old boy, there was never a dull moment for him. I didnt get a lot.of pictures this time because we were having too much fun, but I will add more when we go back.. because we will be back!
Soney: Very nice park with lots of trails to walk on. There’s 2 good sized playgrounds for kids, with a lot of climbing options. Lots of seating areas too, with plenty of shade. There is a restroom facility as well just in case you need to relieve yourself. This one has become one of my favorites just to go walk around for a while.
Bryan Gibson: This was a blast! Our game host was MJ and our game master was Sam. They were both really friendly we had a blast! I cant recommend this place enough!
Michelle Jones: A nice park with easily accessible walking trails overlooking the lake. Paths were concrete allowing for all mobility levels. Benches were available along the trail and positioned in both shade and full sunlight. The park had large open green fields and a playground.
Brandon Emmons: An adventurous playground with lots of shade! This park has lots of trees for natural shade as well as canopies above the play equipment. There are 4 play structures. 1st is a jungle gym merry go round! Then there a large climbing "ufo" with a slide. Lots and lots of different obstacles to explore and let the imagination come to life. Lastly there is a small toddler structure with ada stairs and a small slide. There is also a disc swing that one or two small children can ride.
If your are looking to picnic, the park has 5 picnic tables that are ADA friendly along with a pavilion.
