Burn Ban effective Aug. 20, 2024
Travis County is currently under a burn ban. Please refer to the Travis County fire marshal webpage for more information: https://www.traviscountytx.gov/fire-marshal/burn-ban. What this means for camping is that all wood burning fires are prohibited. You are allowed to use our covered grills and designated fire ring in the campground, but only charcoal is allowed. You are also welcomed to bring your own charcoal or propane grill if it is elevated off the ground. Lastly, if you need to discard charcoal during your stay, please ensure the coals are completely put out.
Training Exercise
Austin Fire Department will be conducting training in the park on Monday June 10, 17, 24 and July 1, 2024. The training will not impact regular park visitor use.
TC Parks Foundation Merchandise
There is still time to explore exclusive TCP Foundation merchandise and support your Travis County parks. Visit the online store here.
Once a pecan orchard, Richard Moya Park is a great location to enjoy hike and bike trails, BBQ with the family under large pecan trees, or take the kids to run around on our playgrounds.
Address
10001 Burleson Road
Austin, TX 78719
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Park Hours
Every day
8:00 am to civil twilight
(Today's civil twilight is 07:23 pm)
Sports Fields Hours
February 16 - November 30
8:00 am to 10:00 pm
Closed Fridays
Sports Fields Rain-Out Number
Fees
Acreage
92 acres
Activities and Amenities
Barbeque grills
Basketball court
Small shelter (2)*
Large shelter (3)*
Multi-use fields* (2)
Paved multi-use trails
Picnic tables
Playground (3)
Restrooms
Sand volleyball courts (2)
*Reservations required
Know Before You Go
Activities
While the park provides access to the listed activities, Travis County Parks does not provide any equipment.
Closed Season
Sports fields are closed every Friday and December 1st - February 15th
Fees
| Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Travis County Resident Reservation Fee (Non-Refundable) | $10 |
| Non-Travis County Resident Reservation Fee (Non-Refundable) | $30 |
| Large Shelter with Electricity | $65 per Day |
| Small Shelter with Electricity | $40 per Day |
| Shelter Deposit (Refundable) | $50 |
| Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Reservation Fee | $5 per Field per Hour |
| Field Usage - General | $5 per Field per Hour |
| Field Usage - Non-Profit Youth with 501(c)(3) | No Charge |
| Lights | $20 per Field per Hour (Additional $5 per 15 Minutes) |
| Field Preparation (Set-up and Lining) | $35 per Field per Day |
| Tournament/Special Events | $8 per Field per Hour Additional |
| Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Travis County Resident Reservation Fee (Non-Refundable) | $10 |
| Non-Travis County Resident Reservation Fee (Non-Refundable) | $30 |
| Concession Building - General | $100 per Building per Day |
| Concession Building - Non-Profit Youth with 501(c)(3) | $35 per Building per Day |
| Deposit (Refundable) | $50 |
For more information, please contact the Parks’ Main Office at 512-854-PARK.
| Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Requiring a License Agreement | $150 per Event |
| No License Agreement Required | $100 per Event |
For more information, please contact the Parks’ Main Office at 512-854-PARK.
| Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Weekday Rental | $20 per Day |
| Weekend/Holiday Rental | $40 per Day |
Reservations
Shelter
Shelter reservations are required. Our large shelters accommodate up to 50 visitors and our small shelters accommodate up to 20 visitors.
Make a Reservation RequestSports Fields
Sports field reservations are required. Read the reservation information.
Rules
The following are prohibited:
- Camping
- Fireworks
- Glass containers
- Ground fires
- Off-leash pets
- Public display of consumption of alcohol
- Tobacco products
For more information, view the Parks Rules and Safety page.
About
Richard Moya Park is located in eastern Travis County, approximately 20 minutes' drive from downtown Austin.
Richard Moya Park offers visitors the gentle topography typical of the Blackland Prairie. Stands of large pecan and oak trees provide ample shade to the grassy picnic areas scattered throughout the park. The peaceful, wooded surroundings, bordered on the south by Onion Creek, provide an ideal locale for nature study, school outings and bird watching.
Two miles of hike and bike trails wind through the large pecan groves. A historic, century-old bridge that once was the Congress Avenue bridge over the Colorado River in downtown Austin now crosses Onion Creek in the park, providing a scenic backdrop to this diverse urban park. Covered group shelters, two multi-use fields along with the park's natural beauty, convenience, and easy accessibility have made it one of the most popular family gathering places in eastern Travis County.
The Texas Historical reference information can be found on their website.
