History of Cedar Park
Cedar Park takes its name from a park that served as a railroad stop during the late 1800s. The city was incorporated in 1973 and later grew into a major residential and employment center within the Austin metropolitan area.
What Is Cedar Park Like?
Cedar Park has a suburban, developed setting with shopping centers, restaurants, parks, trails, entertainment venues and a growing selection of apartment communities.
Activity is typically heavier around US 183, 183A, Whitestone Boulevard, Lakeline Boulevard and major retail destinations. Traffic conditions vary by time of day and destination.
Location and Commute
Cedar Park sits northwest of Austin and directly north of several major North Austin employment and shopping areas. Drive times depend heavily on traffic, toll-road use and the renter's specific destination.
Apartment Pricing
Apartment prices change frequently based on availability, floor plan, lease term, amenities and current concessions. Contact me for current Cedar Park apartment options and verified pricing.
Parks, Trails and Entertainment
Cedar Park maintains an extensive local park and trail system. The city reports 46 maintained parks, approximately 1,000 acres of city-owned parkland and 34 miles of trails.
H-E-B Center at Cedar Park hosts sports, concerts and other events. Shopping and dining destinations include areas around Lakeline, The Parke and Whitestone Boulevard.
Nearby Cities and Areas
- Leander
- Round Rock
- North Austin
- The Domain
- Georgetown
- Brushy Creek