Round Rock Parks and Recreation Programs

Round Rock Parks and Recreation Programs offers a variety of activities across multiple city parks and recreation facilities. Families can find programs and events at places such as the Baca Center, Clay Madsen Recreation Center, Old Settlers Park, Dog Depot Dog Park, Play for All Abilities Park, Prete Main Street Plaza, Centennial Plaza, and Shaylah Dame Skate Park. The administrative office hours for Parks and Recreation are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

• Schedule: Administrative office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The department’s mission statement is that Parks and Recreation is dedicated and empowered to create a positive memorable experience in people’s lives. Round Rock has 37 developed parks covering over 2,305 acres and trail corridors, and Old Settlers Park covers 670 acres and is used for local events and festivals. Round Rock also offers specific parks including the Dog Depot Dog Park, the Play for All Abilities Park, Prete Main Street Plaza, Centennial Plaza, and the Shaylah Dame Skate Park.

The 2025–2026 Fall/Winter/Spring Program Guide is available to view online, and registration begins Tuesday, August 5th. A hard copy of the program guide will be available in the August edition of Community Impact Newspaper. The City of Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department will provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with a disability by contacting the administrative office at 512-218-5540 at least one month before the start of a program or class to discuss any necessary accommodations.

Community involvement connected to these programs includes Fleet Feet’s continued support for the Play for All Foundation through a donation, and a Republic Services Grant that supports a new sustainability pod at the Play for All Park, highlighted at a groundbreaking on December 17.

Last updated January 25, 2026.