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About Old Settlers Park

Old Settlers Park in Round Rock, Texas, is the city’s largest park at roughly 645 acres, offering a versatile backdrop for sports, recreation, and big events. The Lakeview Pavilion & Stage hosts concerts and festivals against a scenic lakeside setting, with amphitheater-style seating for audiences. While individual seating charts aren’t publicly published, the Lakeview Stage provides a comfortable, open-air experience designed for smooth sightlines and enjoyable performances. The park is easily accessible by car, transit, and rideshare, making it a practical choice for weekend outings, tournaments, and community celebrations.

Whether you’re catching a sports tournament, a headlining concert, or a family-friendly festival, Old Settlers Park has you covered with ample parking, reliable transit options, and nearby lodging and dining. We’ve highlighted key details below to help you plan with confidence and secure your seats for upcoming events.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 3300 E Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78665.
  • Park size: approximately 645 acres (the city’s largest park).
  • Venue type: multi-use park with baseball/softball, soccer, tennis, and volleyball facilities, plus the Lakeview Pavilion & Stage for events.
  • Seating: Lakeview Stage features amphitheater-style seating; no publicly published seating chart is readily available.
  • Parking: ample park-and-event parking around the Lakeview area; festival events have designated parking arrangements (e.g., Round Rock Pumpkin Festival).
  • Transit: served by CapMetro and Round Rock Rides; local fixed routes include CapMetro routes 50/152/980 with connections to Austin.
  • Nearby hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Austin/Round Rock; La Quinta Inn & Suites Round Rock near Kalahari.
  • Notable events: Sports Capital of Texas tournaments, Rock'N River Water Park, opening of the Lakeview Stage with an Allen Stone concert, Light Up the Lake festival (tens of thousands of attendees), and the annual Pumpkin Festival.