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Amenities

Where fun is your nextdoor neighbor.

Adventures, activities, amenities, oh my! When you live at Goodnight Ranch, you get to enjoy lush trails, lively parks, a refreshing pool, quaint ponds, and everyday conveniences — all just steps from your front door.

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Community pools

Community Pools

Goodnight Ranch loves making a splash. It’s our favorite way to beat the heat of the Texas summer!

Whether you own a single-family home or live in our rental communities, every Goodnight resident can access a refreshing community pool. Celebrate your little one’s birthday or spend a lazy Saturday under the sun; the options are endless.

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Community Parks

Have you ever stumbled upon a pocket park? These creative play spaces are sprinkled throughout the Goodnight community to invite neighbors to spend more time outside. It’s a great spot for families and friends to enjoy picnics, hammock hangouts, cornhole, and more.

The trail system

Onion Creek Metro Park District: In-District Trails

Our In-District trail system is made for walking, jogging, biking, and moving around our community. Looping the entire community, the trail connects residents to each other, our schools, neighborhood services, and direct access to Onion Creek Metropolitan Park. In addition to providing much-needed outdoor spaces for our community, we also care for our environment. Many of these greenbelts are seeded with native grasses and wildflower seeds to reduce water consumption and provide a natural habitat.

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Onion Creek Metro Park District: In-District Ponds

In addition to the trails and green spaces provided through the OCMPD partnership, our community ponds add even more refreshing scenery to the Goodnight Ranch neighborhood. These ponds make Goodnight Ranch a healthier community that is even more resilient to Central Texas’s unpredictable weather. Not only are they vital to our community infrastructure, they also provide a space to relax, bird watch, race miniature sailboats, take in a breathtaking Texas sunset, or simply pass the time enjoying nature.