Start your visit with a stop at the iconic Round Rock Donuts, known for its giant, Texas-sized donuts. This local bakery is famous for its yellow-glazed donuts and has been serving up sweet treats for decades.
Catch a baseball game at Dell Diamond, home to the Round Rock Express, the Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers. The stadium offers a fun, family-friendly atmosphere with food vendors, playgrounds, and special events.
This sprawling 645-acre park is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with walking trails, sports fields, fishing ponds, playgrounds, and picnic areas. It’s also a popular spot for disc golf and festivals throughout the year.
Cool off at this family-friendly water park, featuring water slides, a lazy river, splash pads, and a pool for all ages. It’s a great place for a fun day in the Texas sun during the hot summer months.
Shop for deals at this outdoor outlet mall, which features over 100 stores from major brands like Nike, Coach, and Michael Kors. It’s a great spot for bargain hunters looking to score designer goods at discounted prices.
Visit this historic park along Brushy Creek, which commemorates Round Rock's role in the famous Chisholm Trail cattle drives of the 19th century. The park features bronze sculptures of cattle and cowboys, along with scenic walking trails.
Enjoy a scenic hike or bike ride along the Brushy Creek Regional Trail, a popular path that spans over 7 miles. The trail takes you through beautiful landscapes, including parks, lakes, and woodlands, offering plenty of spots to stop and relax.
Pay respects to local veterans at this peaceful park, which features monuments and memorials dedicated to those who served in the U.S. military. The park is also a lovely spot for a quiet walk or picnic.
This award-winning, fully accessible playground is designed for children of all abilities. It features multiple play areas, a zip line, a sensory sandpit, and a miniature town, making it a fun destination for families with young children.
Learn about local history at this museum, located in nearby Georgetown. It offers exhibits on the Chisholm Trail, early settlers, and the history of Williamson County, with interactive displays and educational programs.