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Bright Leaf Preserve

With the noble intention of preserving natures beauty and splendor, Georgia Lucas assembled together a great preserve area called Bright Leaf.  Within the 200 acres of pristine surroundings, one can truly discover and feel the power that nature. Undertaking training for volunteers, the park ensures that people become more sensitive and aware of conserving nature. For further information, log on to their website.

Butler Park

Butler Park has it all: sparkling fountains that light up, green meadows, water bodies, winding trails and rolling hills with panoramic views of the Dowtown district. Infants and children playing on the green grass and groups of friends and families lounging by a pool for a picnic are common sights in this expanse of natural greens and blues. You might even catch visitors in swimsuits, splashing about in the fountains, enjoying the sprinkle of cool water on a warm summer day. No wonder this park is a favorite with all age groups, whether children, adults or senior citizens.

Wooldridge Square

Nestled in between the Public Library/Austin History Center and the County Courthouse, you will find this lovely green space. Founded in 1909, this park with hills and steps, leads to a Greek pergola. Picnic tables float along the hills, as local bands grace the stage and fill the downtown air with music. Bands such as The Swells, The Onlys, Maximum Coherence During Flying, Experimental Aircraft, Kitty, Seven Percent Solution, Subset and many others have been known to play free shows here on beautiful weekend afternoons and evenings.

Republic Square

Republic Square in Downtown Austin is one of the city's original parks when the city was founded in the early 19th Century. There are plenty of cultural and social events held here throughout the year, including concerts, free movies and even yoga. The weekly farmers' market is also a popular attraction of this easily accessible park in Austin.

Walter E. Long Park

Just east of Austin, this park boasts some of the most popular activities for the outdoor enthusiast, including boating and fishing. Spend an afternoon taking leisurely hikes while enjoying this Audubon sanctuary. Bank and boat fishing are available along with open space, picnic areas, tables, grills and restrooms.

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