Pease Park, located at 1100 Kingsbury Street, Austin, TX 78703, is a cherished 84-acre urban green space that has been an integral part of Austin’s community since its donation by Governor Elisha M. Pease in 1875. The park stretches along Shoal Creek, offering visitors a blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities.
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The Pease Park Conservancy is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the park’s natural and historical features. Through various initiatives, the Conservancy ensures that Pease Park remains a sustainable and enjoyable space for future generations.
Visitor Information:
For more information on upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, or to support the park, please visit the Pease Park Conservancy’s official website.
Kids ages 4 and up who are learning to ride without training wheels can practice biking skills, safety, and trail etiquette with Austin Youth Fitness. Bring a bike and helmet; families without a bike can ask Austin Youth Fitness about renting a woom bike. Meet at Kingsbury Commons by the picnic tables.
Toddlers and their grown-ups can stretch, move, dance, hear stories, play games, and practice simple breathing and calming tools together. The class is geared toward toddlers, though all ages are welcome; please RSVP before attending.
Toddlers and their grown-ups can stretch, breathe, move, dance, and relax together through age-appropriate yoga poses, games, stories, music, and mindfulness activities. The class is geared toward toddlers, though all ages are welcome; registration is requested.