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| Known as the “sports capital of Texas,” Round Rock has plenty to offer youth sports groups. The area plays host to many different sporting tournaments throughout the year. Groups can choose from several parks and complexes to hold their big game. Afterwards, they can go over to Dell Diamond to catch a Round Rock Express minor league baseball game. With so many attractions and things to do, students will stay busy on a trip to this little city in the heart of Texas. | Round Rock, Texas CONTACT: Round Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau 512-218-7094 www.sportscapitaloftexas.com |
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Inner Space Caverns. Students can visit “the most accessible caverns in Texas” in nearby Georgetown and get a glimpse of the location where Ice Age animals were once found. Groups will walk inside these 72-degree caverns and explore the trails within. Tours of varying difficulty and length are offered, and reservations are required for large groups. After exploring, head over to the Inner Space Mine to pan for gems and minerals. |
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| Paintball Challenge Park. Teams can have some messy fun in this paintball park. It offers two 16,000-square-foot arena fields, a two-acre wooded course and a new tournament-style airball field. Different group packages are available, including night ball (paintball at nighttime). A deposit and reservation are required for large groups. Round Rock Premium Outlets. Students can stroll through the courtyards of this shopping center and browse the over 120 designer and name-brand outlet stores offering clothing, shoes, accessories, books and gifts. When they get hungry, students can choose from 10 restaurants. |

