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One of my favorite spots in Cedar Park! 🌊 Twin Lakes Park is perfect for peaceful walks, nature views, and just slowing down a little. So glad we found this little escape! ✨ Twin Lakes Park in Cedar Park, TX, is a picturesque 50-acre retreat offering a variety of outdoor activities for all ages. Managed by the YMCA of Greater Williamson County, the park features two serene lakes ideal for fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. Visitors can enjoy amenities such as pavilions, a swimming pool with a water playscape, multi-purpose sports fields, an archery range, sand volleyball courts, and hiking and biking trails. The park also boasts a beach/swimming area, a ropes course, and picnic spots, making it a perfect destination for family outings and nature enthusiasts alike. Open from sunrise to sunset, Twin Lakes Park provides a tranquil setting to unwind and connect with nature. Whether you’re looking to engage in recreational activities or simply enjoy a peaceful walk, this hidden gem in Cedar Park offers something for everyone. #T#TwinLakesParkC#CedarParkTXT#TexasParksN#NatureWalksH#HiddenGemP#PeacefulPlacesW#WeekendVibesM#MomLifeT#TexasOutdoorsT#TikTokTravelw#waterfallt#texast#texasadventuresc#caven#naturet#traveltiktoker
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Clean, safe, well-maintained and fun with lots to do! Lots of bikes along with walkers, runners, joggers, strollers, kids and furry fuzzy friends. Kayakers, fishers, picnickers, and hikers too. Space for all! Playgrounds, large multi purpose fields, and good parking. We started at the trailhead under the bridge and followed it all the way to Brushy Creek and back on an old '61 Schwinn women's cruiser and a Giant Escape men's bike. We are toootal beginners and leisure bike riders and this trail was perfect for us. Tons of shade and places to veer off the beaten path to stop and just enjoy mother nature in our ever growing and expanding urban space. I appreciate this great trail with convenient proximity to my Anderson Mill neighborhood. We did drive the bikes to the trailhead entrance to make sure we didn't overexert ourselves and could enjoy the trail when we got there. Any more experienced cyclist would likely be able to ride from Anderson Mill area to this park with ease. Nonetheless, parking was easily available and we unloaded with ease and hopped on the trail in a jiff! It was a normal Sunday morning probably just like any other day but honestly, it was completely memorable and will not be forgotten. I'm looking forward to many trail memories to come on my good ol' Schwinn at this place. And remember ~pack out what you pack in~ and help keep our parks beautiful and enjoyable for all!
Leah BaizeLeah Baize
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Absolutely beautiful city park! I visited Brushy Creek Park before visiting Twin Lakes Park. After reading a review that divulged these two parks are connected, and,that starting a jog at Twin Lakes was ideal, I decided to visit. Wow. This is one gorgeous park! It is truly amazing because it is nestled between North Austin and Cedar Park. So it is a city park that feels simultaneously manicured(The entrance is at YMCA) AND rustic. You can jog on the paved path or hike or run on the trails. Sublime! Also if you start your run at Twin Lakes Park, you will be at mile zero. You can then jog to Brushy Creek and complete a very scenic out and back. There,s a creek (hence the name lol 😋), a lake, and a baby waterfal (at the head of the path). Gorgeous! I plan to venture off the pavement and hike the trails. Another fascinating find are the remnants of animal prints in the concrete. I found several distinct prints of what I think are both large feline and canine breeds indigenous to this area... and the obvious duck tracks 😁. This park definitely made my list of best places to jog in Austin 🏃🏾♀️✌🏾
Danielle BookerDanielle Booker
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Be very careful about allowing your children to attend for events & summer camp. The YMCA in general is a bastion of dubious DEI hires, with no regard for the "C" in YMCA at Williamson County Twin Lakes location. And by all means, avoid the water at the Twin Lakes YMCA facility. As a 20 year hydrology specialist I've noticed even the wildlife avoid the polluted water from the activity center, and independent efforts to test the water have resulted in Criminal Trespassing charges. And not to digress, but how the YMCA ever received a Non-profit status is a mystery for legal experts to debate. Upper level corporate management are not to be trusted in spite of several highly respected Board members. Further, not all of the snakes are in the water. Some are sitting at the entrance of the building...to the left as you walk in. Very Sincerely, Kurt Standiford ...and now I find out a kid died in the turbidity saturated lake last year in 2024. No wonder they don't want me on their property. This is EXACTLY what I was warning them about!
KurtKurt
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Coach Pleasant (funny name for such a rude man) made my 9 year old daughter cry and not be able to participate in her workout today. Absolutely ridiculous. My child is trying to better her health and stay active and this location has coaches making children cry and not want to come back. He’s the male in the orange shirt at the back of the picture. This happened at 11:16am July 8th, 2024. We unfortunately came on a day while he’s here. Usually the women coaches (who started our workout program with my children and I) are extremely nice and supportive. Coach Pleasant was too busy checking out the woman (potential member) he’s with and hitting on her trying to act cool instead of acknowledging the feelings of a little girl that he made too self conscious to workout today. Way to go YMCA! You hired a male to squash the confidence of our delicate female youth!
Davyn JohnsonDavyn Johnson
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Nice path with stream and waterfall. The YMCA is at the trailhead and there is a playground. No water fountains along the trail so bring plenty of water.
Kendra W.Kendra W.
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204 E Little Elm Trail, Cedar Park, TX 78613
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(512) 250-9622
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