Nicholas Dawson Park

Austin, United States

4

2 reviews

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+1 512-974-6700
Website:
www.austinparks.org
Address:
614 Gibson St., Austin, TX, 78704
78704 (South Austin), So-Fi (S. 1st St. District), Bouldin Creek
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
210 ft#10 South Bound
360 ft#10 North Bound
0.6 miCongress and Riverside
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2 reviews of Nicholas Dawson Park

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Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
This is an awesome little hidden gem. Just barely off south 1st, the park is a quiet hidden retreat. I really like this pretty much undeveloped park; the spring fed creek with its little pond and water trough are unique. There are few options for parking but you’re going to the park; a short walk won’t hurt you.
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
Nick D Park is a great little ‘pocket park’ located on a quiet street in Bouldin Creek. Aside from it’s new swing set, it’s rather undeveloped and in some areas, unkept– but I think that’s the MO of this ‘hood. I know because I live there.
It has a fantastic creek fed from a few springs which attracts birds of all types and during wetter months one can find families swimming and fishing in the large «bowl» on the north end.
No parking, but if you’re coming to this park, you should be close enough to walk or bike anyway. Bring your dog — lots of trails and things to discover is this hidden jewel of South Austin.