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Nice Area, But Way Too Pricey User Rating 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Apr 18, 2019) I love the area since they have nearby shopping centers, beautiful scenery, and overall friendly people everywhere. It's definitely a nice getaway from Austin, less homeless and way cleaner. My only complaint here is the overpriced housing, it's an F, because a one bedroom apartm ...Read More ent that is the size of my broom closet ranges between $1200-$2000 a month! You might as well get a home or rent a home for that nonsense because it's pointless getting an apartment when the rent over here goes up nearly $200-$300 each year when it's time to renew your contract, so bye bye...Plus, the nightlife here kinda sucks, everything goes from run down bars to hole in the wall clubs (mostly country and tons of white people in the area, and hardly any diversity here) Read Less
A Little Bit of Cedar Park, Texas User Rating 4 rating By Anonymous ( Apr 17, 2015) When I was twenty years old I lived in Cedar Park, Texas. I lived there for two years. Cedar Park is a small city, neighboring the town of Round Rock, and runs through route 183A.

The city has a great center that is used as a hockey arena and more. I also enjoyed making use of t
...Read More he Shady Oaks Gun Range. It both places it was a feeling of welcome and the employees were very helpful and knowledgeable. This also went for most places in the area. Over all most of the people in the Cedar Park were very friendly and truly cared about the communities.

The only thing that I truly disliked about living in Cedar Park was I could never decide where I wanted to go for a night out. The night life really gave you a big variety of great choices, weather it be bars or restaurants or any thing else you feel like doing. My top two favorite places to go were the Sunset Bar and Grill, which was great original Korean style food and the Spotlight Karaoke Bar, which was more fired food and party than a sit down dinner. They both provided a great, fun environment. They made it easy to sit back, enjoy good food and even have a drink while doing it.

Don't get the wrong impression of this area. Over all Cedar Park was a great place to live. It is all fun and friendly. All though, t is also very clean and a very family oriented place. I also loved that they gave me many choices and a variety of good reliable jobs and it was also moderately affordable. Read Less
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      D+ Amenities

      Are there many local amenities in Cedar Park? Yes, there are some amenities close to this location.

      Parks

      Heritage Oak Park
      Forest Oaks Park
      Cedar Park Recreation Center and Sculpture Garden
      Cedar Park Town Center Pool
      Creekview Park
      Abrantes Park West
      Kindergarten Playground
      Cluck Creek Park

      Entertainment

      Wild West
      Cinemark
      Amphitheater
      John Gupton Stadium
      Millburn Pool
      Alamo Drafthouse Lakeline
      Kelly Reeves Stadium
      AMC Lakeline 9

      Food & Drink

      Papa John's
      Jack in the Box
      Whataburger
      Nikki's Pizza
      Subway
      Short Stop
      Thundercloud Subs
      Froyoz Yogurt Shop

      F Commute

      Is public transit available in Cedar Park? Of all people who commute, 1.5% take public transportation in Cedar Park.
      Drive to Work
      73%

      3% lower than the US average

      Take Public Transit
      2%

      4% lower than the US average

      Walk to Work
      1%

      2% lower than the US average

      A+ Health & Safety

      Is Cedar Park a healthy and safe place to live? Yes, there are many hospitals, police and fire stations.

      Hospitals

      Baylor Scott & White Emergency Medical Center
      Cedar Park Medical Center

      Pharmacies

      H-E-B Pharmacy
      H-E-B Pharmacy
      Randalls Pharmacy
      Walgreens
      Walgreens
      CVS Pharmacy
      Walmart Pharmacy
      CVS Pharmacy

      Doctors

      Zest Family Practice
      C. Keith McSpadden, DPM