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Bookmark or Share- Plan Your Visit — Pease Park ConservancyThere is something for everyone at Pease Park. If you are looking for amenities to facilitate play and connection with community, Kingsbury Commons is the place to start. If you want to explore nature along Shoal Creek or relax under the shade trees, head north on the trail.
- About Pease — Pease Park ConservancyFrom native civilizations evidenced as early as 11,400 years ago, to Edwin Waller's city map in 1839, to Governor Pease's donation of land in 1875, to Janet Fish constructing the nation's first hike-and-bike trail - Pease Park is an integral civic landmark in modern Austin.
- Access and Parking — Pease Park ConservancyParking 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.
- Pease Park ConservancyPease Park Conservancy celebrates the diverse ecology and history that make Austin’s first public park valuable and unique. The Conservancy works to restore, enhance and maintain this 84-acre public green space for the sustainable use and enjoyment of all.
- Treehouse — Pease Park ConservancyWhen viewed from a distance, the unique Treehouse at Pease Park artfully mimics a seed pod you would find laying on the forest floor. This two-story, open-air structure contains a path that originates from the Tudor Cottage and Terrace and leads visitors up to the structure as they begin to feel a part of the treetop canopy of the park.
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