Parks
Round Rock has 34 developed parks gracing over 1700 acres and trail corridors.  Old Settlers Park is the crown jewel, offering a generous 570 acres of rolling countryside for local events and festivals. 

Recreation
The city has two recreation centers. Clay Madsen Recreation Center, a 50,500-square-foot facility with two basketball courts, weight room, aerobics classes, indoor swimming pool and more.

Allen R Baca Center for Senior and Community Activities hosts programs for adults ages 50 and up with an arts-and-crafts room, lunchroom, kitchen, computer lab, patio, workout room and dance room.   

Athletics
Round Rock provides numerous athletic leagues and programs. Special programs include the SMART Parent Training.

Aquatics
The City has three outdoor municipal swimming pools open in the summer and an indoor pool at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center which host special events for children and swim lessons. 

Kids' Clubhouse and Camps
The Kids' Clubhouse is an after-school program for children in grades K - 5, which runs through the regular school year and operates Monday - Friday from 2:45 to 6 p.m. Kids' Clubhouse also offers Summer Camps and All Day Camps.

Forestry
Round Rock's Forestry Division manages Round Rock's urban forest with a focus on education, tree planting, tree preservation, tree care and enforcement. In addition, the city's Brush Recycling Center is run through this division. The recycling center offers a service that allows residents to dispose of brush and used Christmas trees to be ground into mulch. The mulch is used in city parks and made available, free-of-charge, to Round Rock residents.

Rental Facilities
The Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department has several facilities that can be rented for a minimal fee.

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301 W. Bagdad St. Ste 250
Round Rock, Texas  78664
512-218-5540
Hours: Monday-Friday  8 a.m. - 5 p.m.