It begins with the property. Rolling hills, lush foliage and winding creeks. Thickets of towering native trees and vegetation. Miles of nature trails for walking and jogging. The rugged charm of craggy trees in dry creek beds. Valleys, vistas, hills and sunsets. All this is Austin Ranch and so much more.
Andover Park
A magnolia-lined quarter-acre park featuring the charm of a wooden swing and an enchanting arbor.
Sacred Woods
The crest of a hill overlooks a valley and the Los Robles Nature Preserve. An open-air church is to be built here.
Scholar's Park
A recessed half-acre quadrangle garden of rolling hills and environmental art, surrounded by placards of famous quotations. A cascading water feature and sculpture by Scott Gentry create the finishing touches to this unique park.
Village Green
Located in the front of Dry Creek Lodge. The focal point of the town of
Austin Ranch.
Annie's Park
Designed in the English tradition of a fenced-in park within the neighborhood, this one has a Texas twist. All of the original mesquite trees have been preserved within a children's playground.
Arbor Hills Nature Preserve
Located immediately adjacent to Austin Ranch is the beautiful 125-acre Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, with miles of hike and bike trails winding through lush vegetation rich with native wildlife.
Davidson Overlook
A semi-circle of wooded benches with breathtaking views of sunsets over The Ravine.
Davidson Park and Sand Volleyball
A one-acre European style neighborhood park located in the interior of a residential block. The oval sand volleyball court is surrounded by berms, trees, benches, and a cabana.
Los Robles Nature Preserve
Just west of the residential community of Austin Ranch, the magnificence of 180 acres of native trees and vegetation follow the curve of Indian Creek as it meanders through the valley.
Mews
The charming tree-lined brick walking street is located at the ends of Davidson Street and Andover Drive.
Rosemary's Park
Added in January of 2004, Rosemary, the bronze pig statue, presides over her very own park.