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Twin Lakes YMCA Expands With New Adventure Course in Cedar Park

New course and pavilion will offer more outdoor fun for campers and the community

Author
Ashley LarkinEditor, Leander Scoop and Round Rock Scoop
Published
May 19, 20253:14 PM CDT
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NewsLocal reporting
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3 min read234 words
Location
Cedar Park, TXWilliamson County
Twin Lakes YMCA Expands With New Adventure Course in Cedar Park — featured image

Twin Lakes YMCA Expands With New Adventure Course in Cedar Park — featured image

Ashley Larkin for WilCo Guide

May 19, 2025

The Twin Lakes Family YMCA in Cedar Park is breaking ground on a new expansion this week that will bring a major outdoor upgrade to its campus. Located at 204 E. Little Elm Trail, the project includes a large-scale adventure course and a covered pavilion designed to support its bustling summer camp and welcome public use during the off-season.

Designed for Campers, Open to the Community

During the summer months, hundreds of kids attend camp at Twin Lakes YMCA. The new adventure course will accommodate up to 100 kids at a time, enhancing the camp experience with more outdoor activities. Once summer wraps up, the course will open to the public, giving local families and outdoor enthusiasts another way to stay active and engaged throughout the year.

Supported by County and Community

The expansion is funded by Williamson County and supported by donations from local residents and businesses. Construction is expected to take between 9 and 12 months. The pavilion will provide shaded space for programs, gatherings, and rest between adventures, making the area more versatile for year-round use.

A Growing Hub for Family Activity

This development marks another step in the YMCA’s ongoing commitment to providing inclusive spaces for health, learning, and play in Cedar Park. With more infrastructure in place, the Twin Lakes location aims to meet growing demand for quality outdoor experiences and community programming.

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Updated August 23, 2026 to reflect substantive changes.

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