Pease District Park
Park Description
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Park Address
Park Website
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Park Category
District
Park Type
District
County
Travis
Accessible Amenities*
- Accessible Parking
- Accessible Restrooms
- Accessible Drinking Fountain
- Accessible Trails
Park Amenities*
- Playground
- Trails
- Basketball
- Drinking Fountain
- Restrooms
- Picnic Area
Detailed Access Information
Park Entrance Fee
Park is free
Accessible Drinking Fountain
There are several accessible drinking fountains at the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance.
Accessible Picnic Area
There is a picnic area at the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance. The picnic area is level and partially shaded. There is a barbecue grill that can be accessed by wheelchair.
Between MLK and 24th Street, there is a picnic area with a paved 36-inch wide path.
Accessible Restrooms
At the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance, there is at least one fully accessible restroom. Door can easily be opened, Tactile/braille signage outside restroom, The doorway is at least 32 inches wide, Door handles are no higher than 48 inches, Faucets, dispensers, and trash receptacle can be reached from a wheelchair, Bottom edge of the mirror is no higher than 40 inches from the floor, One stall is at least 60 inches by 60 inches, There are grab bars behind and to the side of the accessible toilet, Accessible toilet is 17-19 inches from the ground, The toilet paper dispenser is reachable/usable, Sink height is no more than 34 inches.
Accessible Playground
There is a partially shaded playground at the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance.
There is a fully shaded playground between MLK and 24th Street.
Accessible Trails
At the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance, there is at least one crushed granite loop trail. Trail is at least 36 inches wide, Trail can accommodate two wheelchairs side-by-side, Trail is step-free, There is a curb cut from the parking lot to the trail, Any objects on the path, including trash cans and signs, are within 27 inches of the ground, Hanging objects and tree branches are at least 80 inches above the ground, There are benches along the trail, Trail slope is ADA compliant (trail rises 1 inch per 12 inches), Trail is partially shaded.
Between MLK and 24th Street, there are paved, hard-packed dirt, and crushed granite out-and-back trails. Trail is at least 36 inches wide, Trail is step-free, There is a curb cut from the parking lot to the trail, Any objects on the path, including trash cans and signs, are within 27 inches of the ground, Hanging objects and tree branches are at least 80 inches above the ground, Trail slope is ADA compliant (trail rises 1 inch per 12 inches), Trail is partially shaded.
Between 24th and 32nd Streets, there are paved and crushed granite out-and-back trails. Trails are at least 36 inches wide and can accommodate two wheelchairs side-by-side. Any objects on the path, including trash cans and signs, are within 27 inches of the ground. There are benches along the trail. Trail is partially shaded. Trail slope is ADA compliant (trail rises 1 inch per 12 inches) and step-free with a curb cut from the parking lot to the trail. Note: age and surface quality of trails varies.
Is there something unique to this playground?
No information given at this time.
Pool
There is no pool
Any other park amenities?
At the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance, there is a water feature with ankle-high water (water spouting out of ground) on even paved surface, accessible outdoor meeting area, treehouse pod with accessible paths to first and second story (treehouse is closed as of February 2025, for details, visit: https://peasepark.org/treehouse).
Beautiful trees and wildflowers in the spring along Shoal Creek. Good for bird watching.
Other Park Services
None
Accessible Parking
At the Kingsbury and Parkway Lot/ Kingsbury Commons Entrance, there is at least one van-accessible parking space (96-inch wide with an extra 60-inch wide space for a ramp) with curb cut from the parking lot to trails. Accessible spaces marked with ADA signage.
Between MLK and 24th Street, there is at least one van-accessible parking space (96-inch wide with an extra 60-inch wide space for a ramp) with curb cut from the parking lot to trails. Accessible spaces marked with ADA signage.
What does this park do well in terms of accessibility?
No information given at this time.
*Data may be incomplete
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