First time coming to this outlet to do our shopping! It’s a decent size mall and good amount of shops there! I like the fact that good stores are spreading everywhere so that gives us an opportunity to walk around and get our steps done for our workout in walking style 😁 I got to buy a new wallet and am very happy with it! I’ll come here again! Cheers 🥂

Minor league baseball stadium for Round Rock express. One of the few professional sports teams in the Austin area. Really nice stadium for the minor leagues, seemed to have a lot of restaurants and amenities. Tickets were reasonably priced (unlike a certain stadium in Austin proper): $31 for seats just left of home plate. The game was fairly well attended (we went on Friday) and it was a good fan experience. At the time of writing, they do a fireworks show after the game on Fridays. Recommended for a fun night out with family / friends.

Great experience ! It was a little crowded but still lots of space to spread out and relax. We sat in the grass on our picnic blanket brought in a small cooler of sandwiches fruit and drinks. It was great. Food itself wasn’t super expensive and we also enjoyed snocones purchased from the park. 5 dollars for the small. Lock boxes were inexpensive as well. The attractions were great. Lots of room out of the way to splash around if you have littles. The lazy river was definitely a hit though the water was a bit warm. (Lots of people) I appreciated the seating area is so close to the attractions. So I could easily watch my daughter play. Overall great afternoon spent at the park.

One of the best parks for kids of all ages and abilities... lots of swings, picnic tables and slides. There are creative play options too. There is a train theme slide as well which my baby really enjoyed. There are adventure, obstacle paths and sea saws.. one of the best parks for babies and kids as well as adults.. sit n just relax while your kid enjoys or grab a coffee and your laptop to work in a refreshing environment.. must also note that there is ample parking available..

One of my favorite parks. A lot of grass fields if you want to throw or kick a ball around. Has restrooms, plenty of benches and tables, there’s playgrounds for kids as well, good amount of parking spaces. Even on a cold and cloudy day like today, there were plenty of people still there playing football or whatever.

Excellent location, plenty of parking, a playground, trail, and beautiful landscaping. This park and trail system are well thought out. Plenty of picnic tables, benches along the trail that overlook the river, and well maintained. This park can be enjoyed by all ages, accessibility issues, and is even pet friendly. Highly recommend.

Beautiful, modern, spacious and cozy public library in the downtown of Round Rock, lots of space, lots of books, comfortable seats , reading areas, computer tables, you can easily search for a needed book on the pc, see the map and where the book is located. Great service for kids and adults. Absolutely love it! No annual fee for residents in Round Rock, you can check it online by your zip code.

What a beautiful church! So glad we stopped and took a brief walking tour. The campus is beautiful and this church has been built by love and the Spirit of Christ. All you holy men and women pray for us. No surprise they have Perpetual Adoration- Dr William is a testimony to trust, faith, hope and charity. Saint William Catholic Church is located in Round Rock, Texas, near the Brushy Creek that was part of the Chisholm Trail. To protect pioneers from Indian raids, some forts were established along Brushy Creek as early as 1635. The first community to be established in the area soon became known as Brushy. When the area requested a post office, the US Postmaster General did not approve the name because it had already been assigned to another village in East Texas. In 1854, the local postmaster selected the name of Round Rock because of the well-known stone which marked a safe crossing over Brushy Creek. The true beginning of Catholic life in Round Rock has its roots in the Hispanic emigration. Hispanics came to Round Rock and McNeil in the beginning of the 20th century to work principally in the limestone quarries. David L. Carlin, who researched the early community, wrote, "The lime plant in Round Rock has aided the settlement of the Mexican-Americans in Round Rock, more than any other factor." Francisco Carlin came to Round Rock in 1900 from San Diego de Alejandria in the State of Jalisco. To protect the Faith against religious sects who conducted their services under the trees of the limestone kiln, Mr. Carlin went to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Austin and requested that a priest be sent to Round Rock once a month to say Mass. He promised protection and his home as a meeting place, where the priest could spend the night and celebrate Mass. The first Mass there was celebrated in 1916 by Father Walter O'Donnell, a Holy Cross priest. The liturgy was celebrated at the Carlin home until 1939. In that year, the purchase of 18 acres of land was approved by Bishop C.E. Byrne, Bishop of Galveston. Five acres were kept for a church site and 13 acres were sold and divided into lots. The Catholic Church Extension Society offered $1,500 to help build a church if it were agreed to name it Saint William Catholic Church, in honor of Archbishop William O'Brien, head of the Society. The Hispanic community did not particularly like the name, since they had promised years ago that if a church were ever built, it would be named Sacred Heart. They agreed to the Saint William naming, however, when they learned that their church would actually be built. The church was dedicated in November of 1940.

Minor league baseball stadium for Round Rock express. One of the few professional sports teams in the Austin area. Really nice stadium for the minor leagues, seemed to have a lot of restaurants and amenities. Tickets were reasonably priced (unlike a certain stadium in Austin proper): $31 for seats just left of home plate. The game was fairly well attended (we went on Friday) and it was a good fan experience. At the time of writing, they do a fireworks show after the game on Fridays. Recommended for a fun night out with family / friends.

Beautiful place to come visit and relax. The waterfall is so relaxing. The scenery is beautiful you can just sit, relax and enjoy mother mature. 🌲 🐦

Best snow cones in RR and Austin! The ice is like a powder making it so that when you take a bite it just melts in your mouth 🤤 they have a tonnnn of flavors. I’ve gotten their mango a million times because it is so refreshing and can really taste the mango! I get their “Kawaii special” every time which is essentially ice cream in the middle topped with cream and they put tons of both! I also just tried out their new passion fruit guava fruit smoothie and omggggg 🤤🤤🤤 10/10 recommend! If you don’t have the patience to wait a bit I recommend not coming at 7pm on a Saturday because everyone will be there, but like, duh? 🤪 Staff is super friendly, quick, puts lots of flavor, correct order, all around 10/10

A beautiful spot to visit. Walking trails adorned with interesting statues with details regarding the art. A beautiful little waterfall too and a bridge connecting to the otherside of the trail. Great for family walks and even a picnic!

Somewhat of a hidden gem next to downtown Round Rock. It is across the train tracks just a short walk from the swimming pool. Lots of space for pups big and small to run and mingle. There is sand volleyball court next to it, bathrooms and nice hiking trails too

That had their annual bizarre today they had a lot of really cool stuff. I love crafts. Amazing the things people make.

A honey hole of treasures!! I spent over 2 hrs here and only made it through about 1/2 the store. Vendors range in selection and pricing- the odds will be in your favor here to find a goodie or treasure. I came here looking for Christmas gifts and was delighted with the options.

Loved Stony Point football games back then