Shirley McDonald Park

Shirley McDonald Park is a 7.5-acre green space located in Round Rock, Texas. Situated along Hairy Man Road, the park is part of the Williamson County Regional Trail System. The park is commonly known as "Duck Pond Park" due to its prominent water feature.

A small spring flows seasonally into the park's pond, creating a focal point for visitors and wildlife alike. The pond is a popular spot for fishing, with Texas Parks & Wildlife Fishing Laws applicable to the area. Anglers typically catch Channel Catfish and Perch in these waters.

The park holds historical significance as it is located along Hairy Man Road, which is associated with a Texas legend. According to local lore, the "Hairy Man" would frighten settlers by hanging from trees and scraping his feet along the tops of their wagons as they passed through the area.

Shirley McDonald Park serves as a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors, offering a blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities within the bustling Round Rock community.