Olson Meadows Park

Olson Meadows Park is a spacious 54-acre park located in Round Rock, Texas. It is the largest of the six parks managed by the Fern Bluff Municipal Utility District (MUD). The park offers a blend of natural beauty and recreational facilities, making it a popular destination for local residents and visitors alike.

The park features two natural spring-fed detention ponds that culminate in a picturesque nature area, providing a serene backdrop for various activities. A concrete trail runs along these ponds, connecting to the Oak Brook trail area at the back of the park. This trail system also links to the broader Williamson County Regional Trail System, offering extended options for hiking, walking, jogging, and biking.

Olson Meadows Park is known for its wide-open spaces, making it ideal for activities such as kite flying, frisbee play, and other games requiring large green areas. The park's landscape is enhanced by large trees throughout, offering ample shade and contributing to the overall beauty and tranquility of the environment.

For families with children, the park provides two playscapes - one designed for toddlers and another for older children - as well as swings. Sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the designated practice fields, which are suitable for soccer or baseball and can be reserved for team practices.

A central feature of the park is its large, 54' x 37' covered pavilion, which residents can reserve for events. The pavilion area includes restroom facilities, though access to these requires a key fob that can be purchased by residents.

Olson Meadows Park also participates in local conservation efforts, with two dedicated wildflower areas that offer beautiful springtime colors, adding to the park's natural appeal.