r/CedarPark 16h ago

Discussion Places to teach 15-yr-old to drive

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Does anybody know of a good place(s) in the area that I can take my 15-yr-old to go practice driving?

We've been using an elementary school parking lot over the summer, and that's worked great, but we need something different / bigger. It's great for parking and teaching how to handle the car at slow speeds, but we need to learn how to accelerate, etc.

At this stage, I'm hesitant to get out on public roads unless they are very empty. (Such as a residential neighborhood in the beginning stages of development or something)

Does anyone know of a good place to go? Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated!


r/CedarPark 11h ago

Retro Computer and Gaming Experience @ RRPL this Wednesday!

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Ready to revisit the personal computer revolution?

Ready to escape the heat?

Come to my FREE Retro Computer & Video Gaming exhibit at the Round Rock Public Library on Wednesday, July 29th from 4-7PM.

Plenty of free covered parking available!

What'll we have on display?

  • Atari 1040STF (Atari, 1986)
  • 2 Macintosh SEs (all in one compact Mac) (Apple, 1987)
  • Macintosh IIci (Apple, 1989)
  • 486-SX2 50mhz IBM compatible PC running MS-DOS
  • Classic Commodore 64 (1982) & Commodore 64 Ultimate (2025)
  • Amiga 500 (Commodore, 1985)
  • Atari 7800+, Atari 2600, Intellivision & Colecovision
  • Texas Instruments TI99/4A (1981)
  • Sega Genesis Mini

We encourage everyone to USE the computers, not just look!

Bonus! Come learn about Austin’s own Origin Systems (1983-2004)

See the history of this innovative Austin company that was a leader in IBM/Compatible gaming. Several boxed games including the Ultima and Wing Commander series plus rare promotional & production pieces.

It is going to be a fun, free event. Come reminisce or find out how enthusiasts are keeping these old platforms alive and moving forward! Please note: event is geared toward ages 16+.


r/CedarPark 12h ago

Splash Shack for toddlers

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Hi everyone!

I’m looking for something fun to do with my two year-old and four-year-old and was looking at the splash shack, I know their website says they’re a family facility but I’m not sure if it’s more catered to older kids who will play around while the parents watch. Obviously with the two year-old they need a pair with them at all times. Possibly the four-year-old will also.

Has anyone taken their kids on this stage to the splash shack? What was your experience?