Play for All Abilities Park

It's really an awesome park. It's great to bring your scooter or small bicycle for your child so they can experience the small town built for riding around. It has working stop lights, street signs, fire station, HEB, and more. It's really amazing. There are also 2 huge play structures and a couple small zip lines for children.

Fantastic park, amazing variety. This park has a mini town built with the same stone and brick used on normal buildings. The traffic signs are real. It's not a childish version of a town but a mini version that is unique. There is also a great track for kids to ride on, multiple sandboxes, a few zip lines, a ton of swings, a few large playgrounds built for children of multiple ages, places to eat, places to sit, bathrooms and more. This is a must see location. Even on Saturday when it's busy there is so much room that it doesn't feel too crowded.

Fantastic inclusive park. We stopped in for the first time on our way through Round Rock. This is an impressive park with many sections to explore. It's a gated park so you don't have to worry as much about kids running off. Definitely bring bikes, skates, scooters to ride through the paved town and race track. This park reminds me of Morgan's Wonderland in San Antonio without the rides.

Plenty of activity for all children. Only minus is not enough parking

The 2017 expansion added several new areas, including a tree house, zip line (on rails; very sturdy) several climbing areas, another section to the play town, and a shirt track for reaching. All are very accessible and designed with many levels of ability in mind. I went with my three youngest, and we all enjoyed ourselves. It was busy, with maybe 100 people there, but not crowded, and the children were very well behaved and supervised. The family restrooms in the center have been supplemented also by more near the play town / track areas