Robinson Park

Robinson Park is a public recreational area located in the Northwest Austin's Milwood neighborhood, operated by the North Austin Municipal Utility District #1. This park spans approximately 12.6 acres of lush greenery, offering a serene escape for residents and visitors alike.

The park features a variety of playscapes suitable for children of different age groups. For younger children, there is a small, safe playscape that includes a clubhouse, which has been noted as a favorite among toddlers. Older kids can enjoy a larger playscape with "big kid" swings, a balance beam/see-saw, and a tire swing. One of the park's unique attractions is a set of three large dinosaur climbing statues, which are particularly appealing to children who love dinosaurs.

Robinson Park is connected to nearby Rattan Creek Park through a series of walking trails, allowing visitors to explore the area's natural beauty. The park's layout is designed to be easily navigable, with open areas that make it simple for parents to keep an eye on their children while they play.

The park is well-maintained and includes clean restroom facilities for visitors' convenience. While it doesn't have a dedicated parking lot, street parking is readily available, making it easy for families to access the park.

Robinson Park is considered an ideal spot for young families and playgroups to gather, offering a quieter alternative to some of the more crowded parks in the area. Its location, slightly set back from Anderson Mill Road, ensures that traffic noise is minimal, contributing to the park's peaceful atmosphere.