Location: Leander
Top Things to do in Leander
What to do and see in Leander, Texas (TX): The Best Things to do
Leander (/liˈændər/ lee-AN-dər) is a city in Williamson and Travis counties in the U.S. state of Texas. The population was 26,521 at the 2010 census, and 42,761 at the 2016 census estimate. It is the fourth fastest-growing city in the state of Texas, a suburb just north of Austin, and is part of the Greater Austin metropolitan area.
Restaurants in Leander
1. Hill Country Bass Coach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
I am a trophy bass fishing guide serving the Austin, Texas area. I enjoy teaching people of all ages and experience levels how to fish for and catch bass. I've been bass fishing my entire life both recreationally and competitively and have lived and fished in most regions of the US and I can honestly say that Austin, Texas has some of the best bass fishing in the country. Let's go fishin'!!
2. Waterloo Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Waterloo Adventures is the ultimate all-day lake experience! We are a revolutionary floating water park, obstacle course and private Island getaway! Rolling Hill Country views on 1500 feet of lake shoreline will send you straight into vacation mode. One of the most unique day trips in Austin is here on Lake Travis with Inclusive Amenities and over 600 feet of pulse pounding obstacles! Adventure Island’s Inclusive Resort-style amenities include over 2 football fields of floating obstacles, scenic boat ride to the private Island, lakefront umbrellas, chaise loungers, hammocks, floating picnic tables, saddle floats, beach games, drink coolers, lockers, and more! On-Site Food Truck, Beer, Frozen Drinks and Cabana Bar. -Credit Cards Only- Reservations Required. Must be 7 Years old and 45” Tall to Enter.
Reviewed By KELLIc496 - Lake Arthur, United States
Friends and family made a trip to texas and with a bunch of teen boys figured this would be perfect. We enjoyed the boat trip after having a hard time figuring out where to go to get on the boat. Loved the scenery and the beautiful clear water. The obstacles are way harder than they look! Lol. We all had a great time. And many many many great laughs. Loved that we could have a drink while watching the kids play and get exhausted. As did we. We also loved not having little little kids around to have to watch and hear. We will remember the fun, bruises, and laughter for a long long time!
3. Waterloo Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Prepare yourself for the ultimate Lake Travis experience A floating park and challenge course that is a true evolution in water play Begin with a boat ride to beautiful Adventure Island Enjoy a single 45 minute pulse pounding session on the 600 foot state of the art challenge course and UNLIMITED ACCESS to our aqua park area - Adventure Island.
4. Crystal Falls Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Built on the side of a mountain, this 18-hole, par 72 golf course features sloping fairways and lots of brush with a few blind par 3's.
Reviewed By PETUNIA1985 - Fort Smith, United States
We knew it was going to be another cool day in Hill Country but at 65 degrees it proved to be a perfect time and temp to try this course. Wide scenic fairways (for the most part), raised green boxes and beautiful scenery abounds! Deer, squirrels and wildlife play along the way. There's been a lot of rain recently but in the Spring this course must be absolutely gorgeous! Staff was friendly and helpful. Loved the GPS and helpful play hints on the carts and loved being able to take advantage of their published 'special' rates...we were able to play for $27 pp including cart! Fun, fun day of play and unforgettable course. Do take advantage of this beautiful place! Enjoy!
5. Cedar Rock Railroad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
The Cedar Rock Railroad is part of a full train-themed amusement play space in the SW Williamson County Park. The railroad is a 1/4-scale train that takes passengers of all ages on a 15-minute, 1.3 Mile ride through the natural areas of the park. The Shady Oak Junction (where the train departs) has a train playscape, a kid-powered crank car ride for kids 3+, reservable picnic tables, a depot selling snacks and cold drinks, and, coming soon, a train-themed miniature golf course too!
6. Sandy Creek Park
7. Southwest Williamson County Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Moved2Texas - Austin, United States
I visited the Williamson County Regional Park while traveling around the county roads one day. It is a great park with baseball, football/soccer fields, hiking trails, a splash pad and a little train depot for the kiddos. When our kids were in their teen years we would come up here for lacrosse tournaments. The train rides look fun for small families. All in all it is a great park for many uses.
8. Volente Beach Resort and Waterpark
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Volente Beach is one of the coolest properties in Texas. A lakefront boutique waterpark with multiple slides and pools, full beach with waterfront swim area, courtesy boat dock, sand volleyball and more. Beachside Billys serves some of the best Burgers, Wings, Pizza and Entrees in Central Texas.
Reviewed By samdogNY
Went on a recent weekday with my 5 year old, 2 year old, and 4 year old nephew... My 5 year old had an outright blast (as he was above the 42 inches minimum for most of the slides and can swim on his own)... He went up and down, over and over again, with little to no wait... he used the pools, the little over-water rope course and even enjoyed the toddler pirate ship area... If your kid is above the 42 inches but can't swim (or he was wants to go down with you for speed) they'll let you down some of the slides together - which is great... The giant white slide is two-person only and very cool. Our 2 year old had plenty of fun in the pirate ship pool for a long time... My 4 year old nephew wasn't so thrilled because, despite being over 42 inches, he's not an independent swimmer so he couldn't go down the slides on his own and was not interested in do any tandem runs... so he stuck to the toddler area which, for him, got old sooner than later. For $20, little to no no waits, a handful of slides, a few pools, a beach, some games, and plenty of picnic areas for you to bring your own food it was hard to beat. The restaurant was also surprisingly good too and resonantly priced. This was a simple fun day for the family in every way.
9. Escape Room Leander
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
We are the first Escape Room in Williamson County! Come have fun in our current room - Santa's Office - where mischievous elves have hidden Santa's "Nice/Naughty List" and it's up to you and your team to find it and contact Santa within 62 minutes to save Christmas. Coming in January: the Greek Gods room, the Missing Poker Championship Bracelet, and shortly after...the Serial Killer's Cabin
10. Eagle Peak Shooting Range
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By mikem8863
One of the best and safest ranges in Austin. Where else can you pay one fee and shoot all day? Be warned: if you are an unsafe, know-it-all or you simply don't like paying attention to rules that greatly reduce firearm accidents then do all of us a favor and don't go here. The ROs will absolutely call you out if they catch you doing things you shouldn't be. They care about providing a safe shooting environment and could care less about your ego. Those of us that have been long-time patrons of this range like it that way.
