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Williamson County is in the Greater Austin Area. Williamson County is about 18 miles north of Downtown Austin.


Williamson County is one of the fastest-growing regions in the United States. There's plenty for you to see, do, and explore here.

Community: Williamson County is known for its friendly and welcoming community. It's home to a diverse population and offers a great environment for families. You'll find a blend of urban amenities and rural charm here, with many neighborhoods offering a small-town feel.

Schools: The county has excellent educational opportunities. Most of the schools are part of the Round Rock Independent School District, Leander Independent School District, or Georgetown Independent School District, and they are recognized for their high academic standards.

Recreation: There are many parks and recreational areas within the county. The expansive Williamson County Regional Park offers soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, and walking trails. Inner Space Cavern is a fun family destination with an impressive cave system to explore. The county is also home to the historic Round Rock and several noteworthy museums.

Shopping and Dining: From the Wolf Ranch Town Center in Georgetown to the Round Rock Premium Outlets, you'll find plenty of shopping options. The dining scene in Williamson County is diverse, with a wide range of options from BBQ and Tex-Mex to international cuisine.

Transportation: The county is well connected with a network of highways and roads. The Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority provides public transportation, and there are two Amtrak stations in the county. 

CITIES & TOWNS

Williamson County has a number of vibrant cities and communities. Here are the largest and most well-known:

Round Rock: This is one of the largest cities in the county, known for its technology-driven economy with companies like Dell headquartered here. Round Rock has a good mix of outdoor activities and urban amenities, including shopping at the Round Rock Premium Outlets and sports at the Dell Diamond, home to the Round Rock Express minor league baseball team.

Georgetown: As the county seat of Williamson County, Georgetown has a rich history. The downtown area is known for its beautifully preserved Victorian buildings and the historic Williamson County Courthouse. Georgetown is also known for the Red Poppy Festival, held annually in April. The city is home to Southwestern University, the oldest university in Texas.

Cedar Park: This rapidly growing city lies partly in Travis County and partly in Williamson. It's known for the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, an indoor arena where you can catch a variety of concerts and sporting events. Cedar Park is a family-friendly city with a wide range of parks and recreational facilities.

Leander: One of the fastest growing cities in the United States, Leander is known for its quality schools and safe, friendly neighborhoods. The city is also known for its natural beauty, with attractions like the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge nearby.

Hutto: This is a smaller community known for its family-friendly atmosphere. The town's mascot is the hippo, and you can find over 300 concrete hippos scattered around town. Hutto hosts the annual Old Tyme Days festival, a favorite local event.

Taylor: A city with a small-town feel, Taylor is known for its historic downtown area and for the annual Zest Fest, a food and music festival. The city is also home to the Moody Museum, the birthplace of Governor Dan Moody. The new Samsung Semiconductor Plant is located in Taylor.
REAL ESTATE

Williamson County, Texas, display a wide range of architectural styles and sophistication. You'll find everything from traditional to contemporary design.

Historic Homes: In areas like Georgetown, you'll come across beautifully preserved Victorian and Greek Revival homes. These houses exhibit intricate woodwork, wraparound porches, and grand entrances. Some properties, particularly those in historic districts, have been meticulously restored and modernized while maintaining their historic charm.

Modern Farmhouse: This popular style blends the warmth of the traditional farmhouse with the sleek lines of contemporary design. These homes often feature open floor plans, large kitchens, exposed beams, and outdoor living spaces.

Hill Country Contemporary: Inspired by the surrounding Texas Hill Country, these homes often use local stone and wood in their construction. They incorporate large windows to take advantage of natural light and the beautiful local landscape, with open floor plans that create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.
Ranch-Style Homes: A classic of Texas architecture, these homes often sit on large lots and feature single-story layouts with open floor plans. You'll often find these homes with upgrades that incorporate modern amenities while maintaining their timeless charm.
Luxury Properties: Upscale neighborhoods like those found in parts of Round Rock and Leander offer luxury properties with unique custom designs. These homes often have high-end amenities such as gourmet kitchens, spa-like bathrooms, and expansive outdoor living spaces with pools and landscaped gardens. Some even have views of nearby lakes or golf courses.
Suburban Developments: You'll also find newer communities with homes reflecting contemporary design trends. These homes usually feature energy-efficient materials and smart home technologies.
Mixed-Use Developments: Reflecting a trend towards walkability, these developments often incorporate residences, shops, restaurants, and other amenities in a compact, pedestrian-friendly design.

COMMUNITY
Williamson County IS a wonderful place to live, especially regarding community, cultural, social, and outdoor activities.
Community: Known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Williamson County offers a community-focused lifestyle with a variety of events and gatherings. The Round Rock Market Days, held on the first Saturday of each month, is an excellent example of such events, where locals can buy handcrafted goods, enjoy live music, and sample local foods. Cedar Park hosts its signature event, the Cedar Park Heritage Festival, annually with a parade, games, and live performances.
Cultural Activities: The county has a rich history and cultural life. Georgetown's historic downtown hosts several art, wine, and music festivals throughout the year. The Williamson Museum in Georgetown and the Texas Museum of Science and Technology in Cedar Park offer educational experiences about the history of the area and beyond. Additionally, the Palace Theatre in Georgetown offers a variety of performances ranging from plays to concerts.
Social Activities: Social activities are plentiful in Williamson County. The county has a number of clubs and organizations that cater to a wide range of interests. These include gardening clubs, book clubs, hiking groups, and more. The county's libraries and community centers also offer regular activities and classes.
Outdoor Activities: For those who love the outdoors, Williamson County is a paradise. The county is home to numerous parks and trails. Brushy Creek Lake Park, for instance, offers a splash pad, trails, and a lake for fishing. The Williamson County Regional Park features sports fields, hiking trails, and even a miniature train. If you're a fan of golf, there are several golf courses in the county. The Inner Space Cavern in Georgetown is a popular destination for families, offering guided tours of the cave.
FAMILY & CHILDREN FRIENDLY

Williamson County, with its rich history, strong sense of community, and plentiful cultural and outdoor activities, truly offers something for everyone. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or an arts enthusiast, you're likely to find plenty of things to enjoy here. 

Educational Opportunities: The county has strong school districts including Round Rock ISD, Leander ISD, and Georgetown ISD, which offer excellent educational opportunities. There are also various private and charter school options available.

Parks and Recreation: The county boasts numerous parks with playgrounds, sports facilities, walking trails, and picnic areas. Old Settlers Park in Round Rock is a local favorite, with a lake for fishing, sports fields, and the Rock 'N River Water Park. The Southwest Williamson County Regional Park in Leander offers a splash pad, multiple sports courts, and a miniature train.

Cultural and Learning Experiences: Children can engage in fun learning experiences at places like the Texas Museum of Science & Technology in Cedar Park and The Williamson Museum in Georgetown. There are also local libraries that host story times and other children's programs.

Sports and Activities: There are numerous youth sports leagues throughout the county for baseball, soccer, football, and more. The Round Rock Express baseball team offers fun for the whole family at Dell Diamond, and the H-E-B Center in Cedar Park hosts a variety of sports and entertainment events.

Community Events: Many cities in the county host family-friendly events throughout the year, such as the Red Poppy Festival in Georgetown and the Old Tyme Days in Hutto.

Attractions: Other attractions include the Inner Space Cavern, a fascinating underground cave to explore in Georgetown; the Austin Steam Train Association in Cedar Park, offering scenic railroad tours; and the Round Rock Donuts, known for its massive, Texas-sized donut.

SHOPPING, DINING & ENTERTAINMENT

Williamson County offers a diverse array of shopping, dining, and entertainment options that cater to all tastes and interests.

Shopping: For shopping enthusiasts, the county offers a mix of local boutiques, farmers' markets, and shopping centers. The Round Rock Premium Outlets is a popular destination, featuring over 125 stores, ranging from clothing to housewares. The Wolf Ranch Town Center in Georgetown is another favorite shopping spot, an open-air community center featuring various retailers, services, and restaurants.

Dining: Dining in Williamson County offers a diverse range of options. You can enjoy Texas staples like barbecue and Tex-Mex at local favorites like the Salt Lick BBQ in Round Rock or Monument Cafe in Georgetown. There's also a variety of cuisines from around the world, from Italian to Thai to Indian, spread across the county. Many restaurants also offer locally-sourced, farm-to-table dishes.

Entertainment: Entertainment opportunities are abundant in Williamson County. The H-E-B Center in Cedar Park is a major venue hosting a variety of concerts, sports events, and performances throughout the year. The Georgetown Palace Theatre offers live theatrical performances in a historic setting. The county is home to the Round Rock Express, a Minor League Baseball team, providing a great family-friendly sporting event at the Dell Diamond stadium.

Nightlife: The county has a variety of options, including bars, clubs, and live music venues. There are also numerous family-friendly options, such as the Play for All Park in Round Rock, the Austin Steam Train Association in Cedar Park, and Inner Space Cavern in Georgetown.

Outdoor Entertainment: Outdoor activities abound in Williamson County. The numerous parks and recreational areas, such as the Southwest Williamson County Regional Park and the Brushy Creek Lake Park, provide ample opportunity for hiking, biking, fishing, and picnicking.

ECONOMY

The economy is built on a mix of industries, including technology, education, healthcare, retail, and government. The technology sector, in particular, has seen significant growth, with many tech companies choosing to set up operations in the county due to its proximity to Austin, favorable business climate, and skilled workforce.

Technology: Dell Technologies, one of the world's largest technology companies, has its international headquarters in Round Rock and is the county's largest private employer. Other tech companies like Emerson Automation Solutions and Red Hat also have a significant presence in the area.

Healthcare: Healthcare is another major sector in Williamson County. Large healthcare employers include Baylor Scott & White Health, St. David's Healthcare, and Ascension Seton Williamson. These health systems provide a variety of clinical and administrative job opportunities.

Education: Education is a significant sector, with multiple school districts, including Round Rock ISD, Georgetown ISD, and Leander ISD, being among the largest employers. Higher education institutions like Southwestern University and Austin Community College also contribute to the employment landscape. Retail: With the growth of the population, retail has become a significant part of the economy. Large shopping centers like Round Rock Premium Outlets and Wolf Ranch Town Center offer a multitude of retail jobs.

Government: As in many counties, government is a significant employer. This includes county and city government jobs, as well as state and federal jobs due to the county's proximity to Austin, the state capital.

This mix of industries provides a diverse range of job opportunities and contributes to a vibrant and growing economy in Williamson County. The area's strong economy, combined with a high quality of life, makes it an attractive place for businesses and individuals alike.

COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

Williamson County has access to several higher education institutions, both within the county itself and in the nearby Austin area. Here are a few:

Southwestern University: Located in Georgetown, the heart of Williamson County, Southwestern University is the oldest university in Texas. It is a private, four-year, undergraduate, liberal arts college known for its engaging and interdisciplinary approach to education.

Austin Community College (ACC): ACC has several campuses in and around Austin, including a campus in Round Rock in Williamson County. ACC offers a wide variety of associate degree and certificate programs in fields like business, health sciences, and information technology. It's also a popular choice for students planning to transfer to four-year institutions.

Texas State University Round Rock Campus: This is the branch campus of Texas State University, offering junior and senior-level classes in multiple fields, including healthcare, business, and education.

Just beyond the borders of Williamson County, in Austin, there are several more higher education institutions:

The University of Texas at Austin: As one of the largest universities in the United States, UT Austin offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs. It's renowned for its business, engineering, and natural sciences programs.

Texas State University: Located in San Marcos, south of Austin, Texas State University is a large public university that offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs.

St. Edward's University: A private, Catholic liberal arts university located in Austin, St. Edward's offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs.

Concordia University Texas: A private, Lutheran university in Austin, Concordia offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in a variety of fields.

Overall, whether you're seeking a two-year degree, looking to transfer to a four-year university, or aiming for a graduate degree, there are plenty of higher education options accessible from Williamson County.

SCHOOLS

Williamson County is served by 15 School Districts. This includes many highly rated schools based on Great Schools Ratings. View the best Williamson County Elementary Schools based on Great Schools Ratings. Here is information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility. 

There are many private school options. Williamson County private schools are concentrated in Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, Liberty Hill and Round Rock. Other Williamson County Cities offer private school options as well.

LOCATION

Williamson County is about 20 miles north of Downtown Austin and adjacent to Travis County.
 
Williamson County offers easy access to Austin, Cedar Park, Georgetown, North Austin, Round Rock, Taylor, The Domain, the Tesla Gigafactory and multiple Samsung Facilities including the new Taylor Semiconductor Plant.

ACCOLADES

Williamson County, Bartlett, Brushy Creek, Cedar Park, Florence, Georgetown, Hutto, Jarrell, Leander, Liberty Hill, Round Rock, Serenada and many Williamson County neighborhoods, subdivisions and communities are on ALEX Labs' the Best in Texas™. Get the Best in Texas™ delivered to your inbox!

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Based on Median Household Income Williamson County is one of the Wealthiest Counties in Texas™.

Niche gives Williamson County an "A+" overall grade.

Niche ranks Williamson County as the "#5 in Best Counties to Live in Texas." 

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