Deer Parks boundaries are generally Mopac to the west, Brodie Lane to the east, Alexandria Lane to the immediate north and the Sendera subdivision to the immediate south. Boundaries in this part of Austin though can be confusing, as it is not uncommon for neighborhoods to share streets and flow into one another. Turn off of one street heading south or west and you may suddenly be in Sendera; go to buy aika gold to go down Alexandria or Copano and youre in the older Maple Run neighborhood. Development in this part of town was fast and furious in recent years, and those abrupt transitions from one neighborhood to another are a sign of that.
Like the rest of Oak Hill, Deer Park sits at the tip of a visually beautiful but also environmentally sensitive area that is critical to the region: the Edwards Aquifer, a massive underground layer of porous, water bearing rock 180 miles long that serves as the major groundwater system for central Texas. Much closer to home, you will find to the east of the subdivision the 18 acre Karst Preserve, a network of cave structures, rock formations and a sinkhole. The City of Austin and the Texas Cave Management Association jointly oversee the preserve, protecting the caves and the species that inhabit them.
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