Pease Park | 1100 Kingsbury Street | Austin, Texas

Park Hours: Open Daily 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Splash pad season is May through October.
When in season, the water is on between 8am and 9pm.

Parking at the Austin recreation center every day

1301 Shoal Creek Blvd.
The Austin Recreation Center is a Parks and Recreation Department property. The parking lot at this site between the Austin Recreation Center and the Skate Park is available for public parking and contains around 100 spaces. The Recreation Center lot is also a short 5-10 minute walk to Pease Park via the Shoal Creek Trail.

Parking at Lamar Senior Center to Access Pease Park North End

The Lamar Senior Activity Center’s parking lot is located at 2874 Shoal Crest Avenue and offers 33 parking spots. Visitors wanting to access the north end of Pease Park can park in this lot and cross Lamar at 29th Street to access Lamar Terrace.

parking at Pease Park

You can find parking at the park in these locations:

• Small parking lot at the front of the park at 1100 Kingsbury Street with 18 spots (2 reserved for accessible parking) and limited street parking in the area.

• Small parking lot next to Live Oak Meadow on Parkway, south of 24th Street, and street parking along Parkway.

• Parking lot in Pease Park’s Gaston Green area, just north of 26th Street off of Lamar Blvd, with 34 spots available.

Make it a “car-free” day, dedicated to nature

Pease Park offers the quintessential “urban park” experience. Parking is extremely limited, so we urge all visitors to consider a fully immersive experience by opting to get to the park on foot, by bike, or through public transportation.

public transportation

Bound tightly in the vibrant core of our growing city, Pease Park is accessible by public transportation. There are 5 Capital Metro bus stops for the 5 bus that are conveniently located along Lamar:

• 31st and Lamar, near the north trailhead entry

• 29th and Lamar, near Lamar Terrace

• 24th and Lamar, near Live Oak Meadow

• MLK and Lamar and 12th and Lamar, located near Kingsbury Commons, the world-class public green space at the park’s southern end.

connectivity

The entire park is also seamlessly integrated into Austin’s trail system. In fact, Pease Park provides the only north-south link in the system for commuters looking to get downtown and beyond. The great thing about Pease Park is that there are no fences or gates… it’s completely permeable, and there are countless entry points connected to the city’s system of trails and sidewalks. There are multiple hike and bike trails throughout the entire 84-acres, and Pease Park offers the unique opportunity to become “lost” in nature just steps away from all of Austin’s greatest amenities.

ride sharing

A great option for many park users is ride-sharing. Uber and Lyft are great options when visiting the park. The address for Kingsbury Commons is 1100 Kingsbury St., and any driver will be able to take you right to the park’s most popular entry point!