Round Rock Activities for Individuals with Dementia (and their Families!)

Oct 23, 2024 | Living with Dementia

Caring for someone with dementia doesn’t mean the fun has to stop! The best activities for individuals with dementia focus on simple pleasures within safe environments with a caregiver. Whether it’s a family member, friend, or facility staff providing support, these activities help create meaningful moments.

The Alzheimer’s Association has some great suggestions for both indoor and outdoor activities with your loved one with dementia. Here are a few ideas to try:

  • Take a relaxing walk
  • Spend time gardening
  • Enjoy birdwatching or feeding the birds
  • Play a simple game of catch
  • Have a picnic (even in your own backyard!)

Local activities for seniors or individuals with dementia in Round Rock:

Here are a few of our personal favorite things to do here in Round Rock:

  • Enjoy a cold treat: In the Texas heat, a cool treat is always a fun idea! Here are a couple of our local favorites:
  • Catch a movie under the stars at Blue Starlite Drive-In – Check out current showings and locations at bluestarlitedrivein.com. 
  • See the Bats! From March to November, watch the famous bats take flight at dusk, soaring up to 60 mph. For more info on locations and times, visit batsinroundrock.com. 
  • Visit a local park in Round Rock: Parks are a fantastic way to spend quality time with your loved one, get some fresh air, and create lasting memories. Round Rock has plenty of beautiful parks and outdoor spaces to explore! Learn more about local parks and events at Round Rock Parks and Recreation.


If you or your loved one is in the Round Rock or North Austin, Texas, area and looking for a personalized memory care solution, click here to send us a message or call us at 512-399-5080.

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Let’s be honest. Senior care has increasingly become a business. A formula really, with frequent changes in ownership and management, slick marketing pitches, poor care quality, high staff turnover, and a corporate approach that treats residents like a commodity. Sundara is locally owned and operated by a team focused on making a difference; a real difference that families and their loved ones can appreciate. We are not in the business of selling fancy real estate with hyped-up programs and spa services. We don’t provide care from a menu. We don’t have a slew of add-on fees or upcharges. What we do have is a team of owners that share a 12-year history together and unmatched levels of accountability, consistency and flexibility. We also operate from a simple care philosophy based on the premise that residents are a part of our family…NOT a commodity. We look forward to getting to know you and your family. Real care by real people for real families.
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