Greenridge Park

Your Neighborhood Retreat

Tucked away in Round Rock, Texas, Greenridge Park represents a charming green space within the Greenridge subdivision. This 170-acre residential community in southeast Round Rock sits conveniently near the 130 and 45 toll roads, making it easily accessible yet pleasantly secluded. The neighborhood itself has been growing since construction began back in 2002.

Places to Play & Unwind

This park has become something of a neighborhood living room, where locals gather to enjoy the outdoors together. Whether you're from Greenridge or a nearby area, there's a little something for everyone here.

Gentle walking trails meander through the park, well-suited for your morning jog or an evening stroll to clear your head. If you've got kids in tow, they'll love the playground equipment that caters to various age groups. The play areas are kept clean and well-maintained, so you can relax while the little ones burn off some energy.

What You'll Find

Spread throughout the grounds are numerous picnic tables where you can enjoy anything from a casual lunch to a full-on family gathering. There's a water fountain for quick hydration breaks, and book lovers will appreciate the charming lending library where you can pick up your next read or share a favorite with neighbors.

On hot Texas days, you'll be grateful for the beautiful shade trees that offer welcome relief from the sun. Parents will appreciate that the entire park is fenced in, adding an extra layer of security for families with young explorers. Just note that there aren't any public restrooms available, so plan accordingly.

Thoughtful Design

One of the smartest features of the park is its open layout. You can see across much of the space from different vantage points, making it easy to keep an eye on the kids while they play. While Greenridge isn't huge, it offers plenty of green space for throwing a frisbee, having a picnic, or simply lounging with a good book.

Being nestled right in a residential area means locals can easily walk over for some fresh air and community connection - exactly what a neighborhood park should provide.