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Cherrywood Pocket Park

Best for visitors looking for picnic areas, drinking fountains, trails in Austin.

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Cherrywood Pocket Park in Austin, Texas

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Parking, access, pets, and amenities

Details come from the City of Austin Parks and Recreation asset inventory. Conditions and seasonal operations can change, so confirm posted notices when you arrive.

Park type

Pocket

Size

0.52 acres

Parking

No dedicated parking lot is listed in the City asset inventory. Check curb signs and the official park page before relying on street parking.

Pets

Dogs should remain leashed unless signs identify a designated off-leash area. Some preserves, pools, fields, and facilities may have additional restrictions.

Playground

No playground is listed in the current City asset inventory.

Pool or splash area

No pool or splash feature is listed in the current City asset inventory.

Restrooms

No permanent restroom is listed in the current City asset inventory.

Accessibility

2 inventoried assets are marked accessible. This does not guarantee that every route or amenity is accessible.

Trails and access

4 trail segments are listed in the City inventory.

City-listed amenities

Picnic areasDrinking fountainsTrails
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Overview

Cherrywood Pocket Park is a City of Austin pocket covering about 0.52 acres. Its City-listed features include Picnic areas, Drinking fountains, Trails.

What makes this park useful

The current Austin Parks asset inventory lists Picnic areas, Drinking fountains, Trails.

Parking and arrival

No dedicated parking lot is listed in the City asset inventory. Check curb signs and the official park page before relying on street parking.

Playgrounds, pools, and pets

No playground is listed in the current City asset inventory. No pool or splash feature is listed in the current City asset inventory. Dogs should remain leashed unless signs identify a designated off-leash area. Some preserves, pools, fields, and facilities may have additional restrictions.

Access

2 inventoried assets are marked accessible. This does not guarantee that every route or amenity is accessible. 4 trail segments are listed in the City inventory.

Check Austin Parks and Recreation for current closures, seasonal operations, reservations, and posted rules before making a special trip.

Why people go

Best for visitors looking for picnic areas, drinking fountains, trails in Austin.

Hours and location

1600 E 34th St., Austin, TX

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