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Right here at Juniper Springs apartments for rent or lease in Austin, Texas, we look forward to BBQing by the pool, picnics at our beautiful parks, and heading out to experience some of our favorite spring events in Austin. Earlier this month, we posted a blog about some of the top events for families to enjoy in Austin. This time, we’re offering more ideas about the things to do outdoors in Austin with springtime in full swing!
To ensure you enjoy spring in Austin, we put together some ideas we think you will enjoy with your friends and family in tow. Need more ideas? Never hesitate to stop by our office for some local advice and insight!
April is peak wildflower season in Central Texas and there are plenty of places to pack a picnic and pause to take a picture or two.
First, hit one of our many Farmer’s Markets that always promise fresh produce, local honey, and specialty breads and baked goods. Then, head to Lady Bird Lake or Zilker Park – the latter of which is ideal for the kiddos with a ride on the Zilker Zephyr Miniature Train.
The weather is also ideal for kayaking or paddle boarding or taking your first dip in one of our many lakes and streams that work their way through Austin’s parks and countrysides. Speaking of which, for a bit of elevation, take a short hike up Mount Bonnell. It’s one of the highest points in Austin with sweeping views of the Colorado River. We save this hike for after work to take in the sunsets!
If you have company coming in for Spring Break or just to visit, April is packed with events. Refer back to our earlier blog this month for a full list – then be sure note to miss our favorites: The iconic ABC Kite Fest fills the sky with colorful kites and family-friendly fun. Meanwhile, the Old Settler’s Music Festival brings together bluegrass, folk, and Americana fans for a multi-day celebration.
Beyond festivals, live music spills out from patios, breweries, and iconic venues all over town. Whether it’s an afternoon acoustic set or a lively evening show, there’s always something to enjoy while dining al’ fresco in Austin! Grab tacos from a local food truck, enjoy slow-smoked barbecue, or sip craft cocktails on a rooftop overlooking downtown. We always recommend a stroll down South Congress Avenue that offers a mix of shopping, street eats, and quirky local charm.
From wildflower walks and waterfront adventures to live music and incredible food, April in Austin delivers something for everyone. It’s where you can spend the morning outdoors, the afternoon exploring, and the evening listening to live music under the stars—and that’s what makes living at Juniper Springs community apartments for rent such a perfect place to call “home sweet home!”
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Ahhh, Austin in April. Just the sound of it makes one want to pack up the kiddos and head out to enjoy the great outdoors!
To give you some ideas that have been ‘kid-approved’ and ideal for families with all ages, we checked with a few families here at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin, Texas. Here’s a full list of things to do
Sweet Eats Baby Animal Days
Now through Mother’s Day, May 10, 2026
Meet and bottle-feed adorable baby animals at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm, with feeding opportunities every day through May 10. Weekdays are less crowded, making it easier to snag a spot for this hands-on experience.
ABC Kite Fest
April 11, 2026
Watch the sky fill with colorful kites at Zilker Park during Austin’s longest-running kite festival. Enjoy live music, the MossFest Children’s Concert, a Kids Club, a Pet Zone, and a mini market for shopping. There’s something for everyone at this iconic spring tradition.
Rock the Park
April 10, 2026
Head to Mueller Lake Park amphitheater for a free, family-friendly concert. Bring a picnic or grab food onsite and enjoy performances by local musicians in a relaxed, outdoor setting.
Squirrel Fest
April 11, 2026
Pease Park’s annual Squirrel Fest welcomes families for springtime fun—think games, food, music, family yoga, puppet shows, face painting, and movie screenings like Zootopia and Trolls under the stars.
Waterloo Morning Glories
Tuesdays in April
Waterloo Greenway offers Morning Glories, a weekly educational series for young children featuring hands-on activities, bilingual story time, music, dance, and themed nature play. Activities change weekly, so there’s always something new to discover.
Georgetown Red Poppy Festival
April 24-26, 2026
Georgetown’s Red Poppy Festival brings three days of music, art, and family fun. Craft with the kids, enjoy live bands, shop artisan markets, and stroll the vibrant town square. With special zones for children and activities for adults, this festival has something for everyone.
Austin! Live It. Love It.
With so much to do—from baby animals and kite flying to live music and local festivals—April in Austin is made for making memories with your family. Enjoy the outdoors, soak up the city’s creative energy, come splash in our pool and celebrate spring together!
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Earlier this month we provided you with a list of famous places in and around Austin, Texas where movies and television series have been filmed.
Here’s a self-guided walking tour and driving tour that will take you to the most recognizable filming locations in Austin that were used for movies and TV shows.
DOWNTOWN WALKING FILM TOUR OF AUSTIN (2-3 hours)
Here’s a list of an easy walking tour packed with recognizable locations where films and television series showcase our city within 1.5 miles.
1) Texas State Capitol
Seen in multiple shows, including Walker for establishing government/city shots. There are great dome and grounds photos in this production.
Walk: 15 minutes south on Congress Ave
2) Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge
Frequent skyline/river establishing shots in Walker and other productions. The best angels are from the bridge or the hike-and-bike trail below.
Walk: 10 minutes west toward Auditorium Shores
3) Auditorium Shores at Zilker Park
Portions of A Scanner Darkly and other Austin-set films used these greenbelt and skyline views. Take a break and relax by the water to enjoy a classic Austin backdrop.
Walk or rideshare: 5 minutes to South Congress
4) Continental Club
This live music landmark featured in Boyhood. Grab a drink or catch an afternoon set. For an optional stop for a snack nearby, stop into Home Slice Pizza. It’s not a film set, but a very “Austin movie vibe” for a casual bite.
5) End the walk along South Congress for murals and storefronts often used for background city shots.
DRIVING TOUR OF AUSTIN’S FAMOUS MOVIE AND TV SPOTS (3-4 hours)
1) Top Notch Hamburgers
Featured prominently in Dazed and Confused where they recreated the burger-stand scenes.
Drive: 12 minutes south
2) Baker St. Pub & Grill
Exterior used as “Chotchkie’s” in Office Space. This is a quick stop worthy of an Instagram selfie!
Drive: 15 minutes south
3) Bedichek Middle School
The exterior served as Lee High School in Dazed and Confused. You can visit the school from the street.
Drive: 20 minutes southeast
4) McKinney Falls State Park
Outdoor scenes for Spy Kids and its sequel were filmed here. It’s also a favorite spot for
hiking, taking pics of waterfalls and a perfect picnic stop.
Drive: 20 minutes north
5) Del Valle High School Stadium
Used for football action in Friday Night Lights. Drive-by or quick exterior photos.
Optional evening stop back toward town: Broken Spoke – a beloved Texas dance hall often associated with Friday Night Lights fandom and Austin film culture.
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Earlier this month, we offered some of the most romantic things to do in Austin. And there are sooo many options, our family at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin decided to share a few more to ensure you and yours enjoy the month of February to your heart’s content!
Experience a Bird’s Eye View for TWO!
This is one big hint for impressing your date any time or day of the year. Thanks to the professional pilots at Austin’s helicopter tours, you can see Austin from a bird’s eye view. Make this a must-do – for two! The sights of the city are every reason to save up to spoil the one(s) you love. Viator travel offers several options and is ready to take you and your Valentine on a trip of a lifetime!
Say “I DO” at Sunset
Over the years, we have written about Austin’s classic spots to see some of the most spectacular sights. For those who are looking for THE spot to pop the question, let us re-recommend some top spots to see the sun set in Austin:
Mount Bonnell
The Oasis on Lake Travis
Lady Bird Lake
Covert Park
360 Bridge
Get Your Motor (and your heart) Running
Here are several ways to get your heart racing while taking in the sandy and sunny sights through off-road riding adventures in Austin. To get your motor running, sign up and get ready to ride along with one of their certified tour guides through miles of trails, rocky hills, compact dirt roads, and more! Be sure to bring your camera to capture all the Instagramable pics along the way.
Giddy-up!
If horsin’ around seems like something your loved one would love, there are more than enough opportunities to surprise your valentine with an exclusive ‘couples’ horseback riding adventure. We highly recommend you schedule your ride just before the sunsets to paint a perfect picture for a date night out. For the best of the best in the business, Trip Advisor has some good options for horseback riding tours in Austin to check out.
Seek out the Stars
For a much quieter pace for passionate times together, gather a blanket and your best friend and head out of town to stargaze into the night. Fuel the fun and romance by packing a dinner-style picnic, complete with candlelight, chocolate and, of course, a bottle of bubbly to toast into the night.
Just Say Spahhh
When it's time to unplug, unwind and try something unconventional, it’s time to reserve some ‘float therapy’ time or a day at the spa at one of Austin’s award-winning spas. Ideal for both individuals and couples, this “surreal and almost sci‑fi experience” can be the perfect ending to an adventurous day in the great outdoors. Fortunately for all who live in and around our apartment community in Texas, a fine selection of top spas in Austin offers the perfect escape. Whether your life overflows with family commitments or perhaps too many hours at work, we encourage you to find some ‘me’ time at some of our favorite spas noted below.
Austin’s Fairmont Spa
Milk + honey
Omni Barton Creek
Hiatus Spa + Retreat
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With Valentine’s Day around the corner, spending romantic time in Austin while wrapped within winter’s wonderful scenery is a scene you could seriously love every month.
It’s also a time to grab your loved ones to seek out some of our city’s more heart-pumping and passionate ways to enjoy the great outdoors.
Whether you're planning a romantic mountain trek, an adrenalin-pumped adventure or a pristine place to pop the question, our family at Juniper Springs apartments for rent in Austin love to share our favorite ways to fall in love in Austin!
Escape the Norm
Over the past year or two, our community has found a passion for pursuing the unusual at several escape rooms in Austin. They are a perfect spot to get to know your Valentine’s preferences as you explore mysteries, adventures and possible unexpected thrilling moments by each other’s side. Here are a few options for a date night extraordinaire:
The Escape Game
Escape Hour Austin
Austin Panic Room
Mindspark Adventures & Escape Games
Novel Escape
Heat it Up!
After a day or night at an escape room, there’s nothing like tossing axes to fuel the fun. In Austin, there are a few cool spots that will heat up any relationship’s ability to bring on the competition. For fully immersive team-building experiences or just a new way to keep the kids entertained, escape rooms blend technology, creativity and artistry to bring human connection back into the world of entertainment. Here are a few of the escape rooms in Austin that you might want to check out.
Fly Into the Sky
If skydiving has ever been on your partner’s Bucket List, pursue the dream today. At Austin -Fly, their mission is to provide you with the feeling of flight all while ensuring your safety. Their activity, while high octane and adrenaline filled, is very safe and ages from 3–103 to can fly with them. I-Fly is so well respected that it’s one of the top options for STEM programs throughout the city.
Go Climb A Rock
Austin is an adventurer's paradise, bursting with thrilling rock-climbing spots that cater to climbers of every skill level. Get ready to challenge yourself against stunning backdrops and conquer breathtaking heights!
Rogers Park, Belton Lake
Reimers Ranch Park
Barton Springs Greenbelt
McKinney Falls State Park
Milton Reimers Ranch Park
Pursue the Paranormal
There’s something about ghost stories and bumps in the night that offer opportunities to get up close and personal. And for those who seek a first time to get close to a cuddle, Austin’s selection of Haunted haunts is the place for you. For a full list of haunted haunts in Austin, have fun reading this blog about the top haunted houses in Austin.
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As we wait for winter to arrive in Texas, this is a great moment to pause and thank all our residents at Juniper Springs apartments in Austin for being such great neighbors!
We’re also grateful for all the perks of living in such a diverse and dynamic city. As the seasons change, it’s the perfect time to share what makes our city so special.
May you find your own treasures to add to this list.
The Great Outdoors
Even with nearly a million people calling Austin home, it’s easy to find your own spot to relax anywhere in our 274 square miles.
With plenty of sunshine and an average temperature of 68 degrees, Austin offers more reasons to get outside than most places.
If you enjoy hiking or biking, Austin has miles of trails for every skill level. We shared our favorite family-friendly biking trails in June 2025, and hikers can enjoy the outdoors all year. Check out our full list for more ideas.
If you love the water, Austin is full of ways to have fun year-round. From floating down rivers to swimming in lakes and ponds, there’s always something to enjoy.
Golf enthusiasts LOVE Austin for their award-winning golf courses. With fall offering some of the best weather to hit the links, there are so many options to tee it high and let if fly. Over the years, we have posted our list of the best golf courses in Austin, which are a short drive from our apartment community at Juniper Springs.
National Parks
Austin is home to some truly beautiful national parks. With amazing views, canyons, deserts, and hills, these parks are perfect for a staycation or a quick getaway.
If you’re planning a trip this year, it’s a good idea to book early since many parks limit visitors. For ideas, check out this article on the '7 Amazing National Parks Near Austin.'
Too busy to read the whole story? Click into their top picks right here:
Lyndon B. Johnson National Park
Padre Island National Seashore
Palo Alto National Park
And that’s just the beginning of things to be thankful for in Austin. For more, check out our second November blog!
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Earlier this month, we shared our top picks for “Boos and Brews” across Austin. But the spooky festivities don’t end there! Here’s more festive fun for all to enjoy this Halloween season.
House Of Torment
If you’re craving an adrenaline rush, look no further than the House Of Torment. Renowned as the “scariest haunted attraction in Austin,” this haunted house is designed to send chills down your spine. Prepare yourself for hair-raising experiences that will make you jump more than once!
Fatal Fear Haunted House
Fear Haunted House started as a passion project, a “pro-level” home haunt driven by our love for horror and a deep connection to our community. With the help of dedicated volunteers, they transformed Halloween into an unforgettable experience, with one goal in mind: to terrify and thrill their guests while raising funds for local nonprofits and performing arts venues.
Bat City Scaregrounds
If you want to head to a haunted house in south Austin, Bat City Scaregrounds is for you. It has been rated Top 10 most "fun, immersive experiences in Austin" and for all the right reasons. They host three highly detailed haunted houses, live music, Vegas-style performances, seasonal food and so much more!
Scream Hollow
Located just past Bastrop, Texas, Scream Hollow Wicked Halloween Park is a scream-worthy Halloween park where participants can visit five different haunted attractions: a haunted corn maze, Mansion of Terror , Lost Pines Asylum Sinister Circus, and a haunted hayride.
Haunted ATX
Haunted ATX offers the ONLY Austin ghost tour on wheels with public van tours plus both private and public hearse tours. The van accommodates larger groups and the private tours offer custom pickup and other perks.
Boo at the Zoo
Closing up our list of Halloween haunts, If you’re looking for a kid-friendly scary event in Austin, check out the Austin Zoo’s annual event, Boo At The Zoo. While not a frightfully terrifying haunted house event, it’s a fun, gentle entry for younger children to get into Halloween. Wear your costumes while you take a ride on the haunted train, see the zoo animals at night, and visit the haunted houses!
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Get ready for a Halloween experience like no other! At Juniper Spring Apartments in Austin, Texas, we've put together a fun guide to some of the city's most thrilling bars and breweries where you can enjoy a frightful time with your best friends and family.
From ghostly gatherings to spine-chilling cocktails, Austin has everything you need for a spellbinding night out. See our list of our favorite spots to enjoy some spirits with the spirits!
Clay Pit
Step into the past at the Clay Pit, an Indian restaurant and bar nestled in a historical building from the 1800s. Not only can you savor delectable dishes, but you may also encounter the echoes of its spectral residents. Patrons have reported whispers and sudden chills while indulging in delightful cocktails, making it the perfect spot for a haunted Halloween weekend.
The Driskill Bar
Sip on spooky cocktails at The Driskill Bar, set within the renowned Driskill Hotel. Renowned for its old-world charm, this haunted bar has a reputation for ghost sightings, including that of a young girl and the spirit of Colonel Driskill himself.
Dumont’s Down Low
In the heart of the Warehouse District lies Dumont’s Down Low, a bar that excels in transforming for the holidays. This October, prepare for a haunted whiskey basement with Halloween-themed cocktails and eerie decorations
Gibson Street Bar
Known for its legendary Halloween transformations, Gibson Street Bar in the vivacious 78704 invites you to experience “Nightmare on Gibson Street” and “Gibson Wonderland.” Pairing craft beers with hauntingly unique cocktails, this bar is a must-visit this Halloween season
Lucille Patio Lounge
Lucille’s is shrouded in mystery and history. Once the site of extravagant parties in the 1920s, it’s rumored that Lucille herself vanished after one fateful soirée, leaving her ghost to roam the halls. Now a lively bar on Rainey Street, it transforms into a whimsical Halloween wonderland every October
Lefty’s Brick Bar
This quirky neighborhood bar on E 6th St is hosting “Lefty's House of Horrors,” an interactive experience with five hauntingly decorated spaces perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy memories. Indulge in Halloween-themed menu items and enticing cocktails while soaking in the eerie atmosphere!
Maggie Mae’s
If you’re looking for the perfect Halloween bash, look no further than Maggie Mae’s. With 11,000 square feet of space, five bars, and two stages, this venue is the epitome of Austin nightlife. Whether you’re catching live music or dancing the night away with friends, Maggie Mae’s is the perfect spot to celebrate the spooky season.
Nickel City
Don’t miss Nickel City’s spectacular Halloween pop-up, where they magically transform into Moe's Tavern from “The Simpsons”! Savor themed cocktails and delicious food while enjoying an atmosphere straight out of your favorite animated world!
Moonshine
A historic gem now inviting guests to gather under its haunted roof, Moonshine is a bar with a storied past. Formerly a 19th-century storage house, it’s said to be haunted by the spirits of yesteryear. With flickering lights and unexplained sounds, it’s sure to send shivers down your spine as you enjoy their delicious menu.
Wonder Bar
Bright, interactive, and filled with Halloween cheer, Wonder Bar in Domain Northside is rolling out a special pop-up this October. With themed rooms that promise fantastic photo opportunities, this bar is a must visit for party-goers seeking a mix of fun and fright this Halloween season.
And finally, for those who seek spirits that still wander haunted halls and bars, don’t’ miss our next blog “Top Haunted Houses and Haunts in Austin!”
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Earlier this month we shared a few of our favorite things to do in the fall in Austin. Today, we’re continuing our list and encouraging you to get out and about in Austin to support our local community.
Prepare for Pumpkin Season!
Yes, it’s that time of the year when Pumpkins start popping up on the doorsteps at Juniper Springs apartments in Austin, and throughout our festive city. Make your plans now to head on over to Sweet Berry Farm (in Maple Falls) then put Georgetown’s Sweet Eats and Springs Ranch on your list as well. Sip on some cider, enjoy the homemade treats and get a head-start on your holiday shopping list, too!
Ride into the Spectacular Colors of Fall
Soon, the Texas Hill Country will be overflowing with the colors of the fall season. And as soon as those temperatures cool off, it’s the perfect spot to head into the hills on horseback. Here are two of the best guided trail ride companies that we recommend.
Texas Trail Rides: For a traditional ride throughout the ranch with more adventurous options, Texas Trail Rides welcomes the novice to the most advanced. Looking for something different to do for that next birthday or bachelor party? Check out what they call the “ultimate Texas experience” that includes skeet shooting, ax throwing and trick roping, too!
Maverick Horseback Riding: Just one click into their website sets the tone with a quote from Winston S. Churchill: “There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” They continue to describe their approach to sharing their horses with humans. “Guests who seek out Maverick’s horsemanship experience love that we offer low-key, relaxing trail rides AND engaging, challenging and highly rewarding horsemanship experiences."
Gather the family around a cozy campfire and enjoy the beauty of nature with an overnight camping trip.
Plan a Fall Stay-cation
Weekends are made for wanderers and Auditorium Shores is a super spot to get away for a Stay-cation in Austin. What to pack? Take it all! This dog-friendly park is well-planned with volleyball and basketball courts and fields to toss the ball for Fido or just a friendly game on the turf. And there’s plenty of water sport opportunities, so take the kayak, canoe, bring your boat and don’t forget the fishing gear.
Get Wet, and Wild!
With temperatures still in the 90s, having fun on the water is always on our “things to do with our family’ in Austin. Krause Springs is one of the best spots to go swimming near Austin as the natural springs keep the pools full year-round regardless of drought. You never have to worry about water levels like many other Austin swimming holes. The property is a sight to be seen with 32 springs, camping grounds, and even a butterfly garden.
Get Ready For Halloween
Forget the stress and step out to see the enormous selection of costume shops in Austin through this list below. If you would rather do something less traditional, keep reading – we have more ideas that follow this list.
Party City – Sunset Valley Village
If you’re feeling a little more daring, hit the thrift or consignment shops to get your creative juices flowing.
Lucy in the Skies with Diamonds
Have a fantastic family fall season full of adventures in Austin!
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Austin, Texas is a top destination for fitness enthusiasts, frequently earning its spot as one of the fittest cities in the country. Whether you enjoy cycling through scenic trails, stand-up paddle boarding on serene waters, or hiking the many picturesque paths, Austin is a playground for active lifestyles. We polled our team at our apartments for rent in Austin for their insight; see what they love to do in Austin in August!
Picture yourself conquering the waves on a boat, gliding across the water in a kayak, or drifting lazily while soaking in the mesmerizing scenery. Whether you're racing friends on the water or embarking on a solitary journey, Austin is the ultimate destination for unforgettable water adventures. Get ready to unleash your inner explorer by reviewing this list of places to rent a boat, kayak or canoe in Austin!
In a city bursting with exhilarating outdoor recreation opportunities like Austin, it’s no wonder that the cycling community thrives here. Renowned for its bike-friendly atmosphere, Austin has earned its place as a premier destination for adventure-seeking cyclists. From single off-road tracks that wind through lush landscapes to scenic road riding that takes you on a journey through picturesque routes, Austin isn’t just a place to ride; it’s an adventure waiting to unfold for every cyclist eager to explore the city on two wheels! See a list here of the top places to ride a bike in Austin!
Best Gyms and Climbing Routes in Austin
The city is home to a variety of gyms and fitness studios, including yoga and Pilates classes, running clubs that cater to all pace levels, and dynamic indoor cycling studios. If you're looking to elevate your physical challenges, check out the climbing and bouldering gyms that provide perfect opportunities to build strength and endurance. Austin truly has something for everyone, and you can see a full list of the best gyms and climbing routes in Austin through this link.
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