Kensington Greenbelt

Kinningham Park is a 6.60 acre Round Rock community park. This park is part of the Kinningham property, where Kinningham House still sits and serves the community. On site there is a large open practice field for park goers to engage in a variety of games. Kinningham Park provides a number of shaded picnic tables, benches, and barbecue grills that overlook the playscape area. There is also a drinking fountain located near the playscape, along with restrooms and convenient parking spaces.

Buck Egger Park is a community park that is 3.08 acres. This park is located conveniently off Mays Street near downtown Round Rock. Buck Egger offers park goers parking with easy access to the playground area. In addition, Buck Egger has an artificial turf football practice field that is open to the public.

Greenlawn Park is located at the north end of Greenlawn Boulevard. This Round Rock community park stretches across 7.13 acres of land, and is made up of 0.25 miles of trail. Greenlawn is beautifully sculpted and provides visitors with a view the body of water that runs through the park. The on-site fishing pier gives an up close look of the water and the surrounding area.

Lake Creek Park is one of our larger parks that stretches across 22.92 acres, and caters to a variety of park needs. Lake Creek Park has a number of different play courts and fields, which include basketball, volleyball, multipurpose, baseball, soccer and football. Hockey and bocce players can practice their games on our inline hockey area, and bocce court. Park goers can also cool down by taking a dip in Lake Creek Pool which is only a few steps away. Bring the dog along, because he/she can run and play at the Dog Depot Dog Park. Other amenities include convenient parking, restroom facilities, picnic tables, grills, drinking fountains, playscapes and a great view of Lake Creek.

A park pavilion located in Round Rock.

Public park with a playground, an open practice field for a wide range of activities & shelters.

Community park featuring a playground & picnic areas, plus basketball & tennis courts.

One of the city's original water towers, this iconic edifice on a quarter-acre plot offers benches.