# Cedar Park's Best Massage & Acupuncture, Ranked (2026)

**Updated:** August 2, 2026 · **Author:** Julie K. O'Leary, L.Ac., LMT · **Area:** Williamson, Texas

**Source page:** https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx

**Editorial angle:** Specialists worth the waitlist

We found nineteen-plus massage businesses and seven acupuncture clinics inside Cedar Park — and a waiting-list problem: the studio carrying the market's prenatal award trail showed new clients waiting until next January. Here is the 2026 ranking, and who has room.

## Quick answer

- **Best overall:** [Blackbird Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-blackbird-massage) — The largest Google review count we found for any Cedar Park massage business (5.0 across 318, as reported by Birdeye), a recovery-oriented menu covering both lymphatic/post-operative drainage and sports and mobility work, and a published Texas establishment licence number — with the booking capacity the specialist studios below it do not have.
- **Best value:** [Massage Envy – Cedar Park](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-massage-envy-cedar-park) — The only ranked provider publishing a full member and non-member rate table at two session lengths, and the lowest published entry price for a 60-minute massage on this list, at $80 for an introductory session. Read the membership terms first: it is a 12-month auto-renewing commitment covering roughly one 50-minute session a month, and the published figures are national "from" rates.
- **Best for prenatal, postpartum, and lymphatic care:** [Empower Massage Studio](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-empower-massage-studio) — Owner Michelle Baillio publishes her Texas licence number alongside certifications as a manual lymphatic drainage therapist and a prenatal and postpartum therapist, and the studio was voted #1 Massage Therapist in BirthCo.'s 2023 Best in Birth Awards per its own listing of the result. Plan around the calendar: as observed 2 Aug 2026 its own booking page showed new availability from January 2027, with a second therapist reopening in August.
- **Best for both modalities:** [JM Acupuncture & Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-jm-acupuncture-massage) — The only currently operating Cedar Park business we found offering both modalities — Dr. Joseph Lee, L.Ac. on the acupuncture side and Mijung Lee, LMT on the massage side. Two licensed practitioners at one address on Polar Lane, not one person licensed in both, so ask which of them your appointment is with.

## Nineteen studios, seven clinics, and one booking bottleneck

Cedar Park straddles the Williamson–Travis county line about sixteen miles north-west of downtown Austin, and its wellness market is dense and overwhelmingly independent. We identified at least nineteen currently operating massage-focused businesses inside city limits: three national or regional chains — Massage Envy, Woodhouse Spa, and Massage Heights — and roughly sixteen independent studios and solo practitioners. Seven separate clinics offer acupuncture. For a city of about 79,000 people, that is a real market, not a gap to be filled.

What that density does not produce is overlap. Exactly one business we found pairs massage and acupuncture at a single Cedar Park address — JM Acupuncture & Massage on Polar Lane — and it does so with two practitioners, an acupuncturist and a licensed massage therapist working side by side. The other six acupuncture clinics offer no massage at all: two sit inside chiropractic practices, and four are functional-medicine or Chinese-herbal clinics. Across every practitioner named in twenty-seven listings, we found none holding both a Texas acupuncture licence and a massage therapy licence personally. Restore Transform, a non-profit that combined acupuncture, massage, chiropractic, and counselling on a sliding scale, is marked closed at its Cedar Park address on Adventure Lane, though a related Austin domain still resolves — so the closest thing this market had to genuinely integrated care is no longer here.

The demand side explains the shape of the supply. Median household income runs around $129,500 and the median age is 37.7 — a young-family, dual-income professional population, most of whom travel out of the city for work on an average commute of about 25 minutes, which is why several independents keep 8:00 or 9:30pm closing times. The city's recreational identity is unusually strong for its size: the 8,700-seat H-E-B Center hosts the AHL's Texas Stars and the NBA G-League's Austin Spurs, The Crossover adds two NHL-sized ice rinks plus turf and pickleball, ATX Pickleplex adds an indoor venue, and Brushy Creek Lake Park and 31 miles of trails absorb the rest. Studios brand accordingly — recovery, nervous-system reset, sports and mobility work.

The other niche is pregnancy, and it is deeper than a suburb this size would normally support. Empower Massage Studio, Motherhood Massage inside Melot Chiropractic, and New Ways Massage Studio all specialise in prenatal, postpartum, or lymphatic care, all in a school district that serves both Cedar Park High School and Vista Ridge High School. Depth of that kind has a cost, and it is this page's headline: on 2 August 2026 Empower's own booking page indicated its owner's next new-client availability opening in January 2027, with a second therapist reopening in August. That is a five-month horizon published by the business itself. It is also why several of the most-loved names here are single-practitioner practices whose capacity is one calendar.

Two last things a Cedar Park reader should know before booking anything. First, the market has churn: Kung Fu Massage held a 5.0 average across roughly thirty reviews and its own website now states plainly that it is currently closed, while two independents — Prime Bodywork & Massage and S&R Massage and Bodywork — carry recent reviews describing locked doors at scheduled appointments and disconnected phone numbers. We found no report confirming either has closed, so treat those as unresolved and call ahead. Second, the addresses are genuinely confusing: 715 Discovery Blvd houses at least four unrelated wellness businesses with two of them returned at the same suite number in different sources, Reformation Massage & Bodywork appears at three different addresses across directories, and three acupuncture practices marketing to Cedar Park — 360 Jasmine, Lake Creek Acupuncture, and Wellspring — publish Austin addresses rather than Cedar Park ones.

- **19+ / 7** — massage businesses and acupuncture clinics identified inside city limits
- **1** — dual-modality business found — two practitioners at one address
- **0** — practitioners found holding both a Texas acupuncture and massage therapy licence personally
- **Jan 2027** — the top prenatal specialist's next new-client opening, per its own booking page (observed Aug 2026)

## How we built this list

1. **Can they actually see you** — Cedar Park's constraint is not supply, it is calendars. We read every ranked provider's own booking page, published hours, and roster size, and weighed genuine availability alongside reputation. Where a business publishes a wait — Empower Massage Studio's own booking page showed the owner's next new-client opening in January 2027, as observed 2 Aug 2026 — we say so on the card rather than burying it.
2. **Still operating, as of this month** — Every entry was checked against its own website or booking page on 2 August 2026. One well-reviewed Cedar Park studio states on its own site that it is closed, one dual-modality non-profit is marked closed at its Cedar Park address, and two independents carry recent reviews describing locked doors and disconnected phone numbers. None of the four is ranked. Call ahead for any Cedar Park studio you find outside this list.
3. **Which licence is doing the work** — Seven Cedar Park clinics offer acupuncture, but they are not interchangeable. We separated clinics with a named licensed acupuncturist from those where acupuncture sits inside a chiropractic practice and no L.Ac. credential is published for the person performing it. Texas allows chiropractors with additional training to perform certain acupuncture-adjacent techniques, so the word on the sign can describe more than one legal scope.
4. **Where the address actually is** — Three acupuncture practices that surface in "near Cedar Park" searches publish Austin addresses, and one of them runs a dedicated Cedar Park landing page from a clinic on Northland Drive. We ranked no business that does not publish a Cedar Park street address, and we name the real city for every out-of-town provider mentioned — including our own, in Marble Falls.
5. **Published pricing, and what the price buys** — Prices are published inconsistently here: the chains publish tiered rates, most independents ask you to call, and no Cedar Park acupuncture clinic in our survey published a per-session figure. Where a rate is published we quote it with its session length attached, because a membership session and a full-price session are frequently different lengths at the same business.
6. **Where each rating came from** — No live Google Business Profile or Yelp page was reachable during this research pass — every Yelp fetch returned an HTTP 403. So each rating on this page names its platform and how it reached us: "as reported by Birdeye", "per Yelp content mirrored in search results". Where only a review count was captured and no star figure, we publish neither rather than estimate one.

We catalogued twenty-seven massage, acupuncture, and day-spa businesses in and around Cedar Park from Google and Yelp category listings, Birdeye and Booksy and Vagaro profiles, Healthgrades and NPI records, and each business's own site and booking page, then ranked the ten a reader can realistically act on. Three honest limits. Ratings are secondhand: Yelp blocked direct access and no Google profile was fetched, so every figure is dated and attributed to the aggregator that carried it. We did not query the Texas TDLR or acupuncture-board registries per practitioner, so licence statements reflect what each business publishes about itself. And the guide is published by Palomino Massage & Acupuncture, a practice that competes for Cedar Park clients from Marble Falls and ranks itself eighth on its own list.

## Editorial disclosure

This guide is researched, written, and published by Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — and Palomino is one of the 10 providers ranked below. You should know that before you read our opinion of the competition.

Rankings are editorial opinion. The underlying facts — services offered, published pricing, and each provider's own public review ratings — were observed from public sources on August 2, 2026 and can change at any time. We publish each business's own rating as cited text; we never score another studio ourselves, and this page carries no Review or AggregateRating markup about any business.

We do not accept payment, commission, or any other consideration for placement on this list. No provider was contacted for approval, and no listing can be bought or removed.

Spotted something out of date? Send a correction to https://marblefallsspa.com/contact and we will verify it against a public source and update this page.

## At a glance: every Cedar Park option compared

| Studio | Massage | Acupuncture | Both in one session | Rating | Pricing | Best for |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Blackbird Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-blackbird-massage) | Yes | No | No | 5.0 ★ · 318 Google reviews, as reported by Birdeye (observed Aug 2026) | — | Sports, post-surgical, and lymphatic recovery work where you want a licensed establishment with room to book you in. |
| [JM Acupuncture & Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-jm-acupuncture-massage) | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Custom / therapeutic massage $120 per hour (60, 90, or 120 min); acupuncture pricing not published | Acupuncture patients who want herbal medicine and insurance or FSA/HSA billing, and who are happy to book massage separately. |
| [Empower Massage Studio](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-empower-massage-studio) | Yes | No | No | 5.0 ★ · 54 Google reviews, as reported by Birdeye (observed Aug 2026) | — | Expecting and postpartum clients planning several months ahead who want certified prenatal and lymphatic credentials on paper. |
| [New Ways Massage Studio](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-new-ways-massage-studio) | Yes | No | No | 5.0 ★ · 79 reviews as listed on Birdeye (observed Aug 2026) | — | Post-operative and lymphatic clients who want the same specialist across a staged recovery rather than whoever is free. |
| [AyurvaWellness](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-ayurvawellness) | Yes | No | No | 4.8 ★ · 238 reviews on Birdeye (observed Aug 2026) | — | Readers who specifically want Ayurvedic bodywork, or a class-and-sauna practice rather than a treatment-room-only studio. |
| [Woodhouse Spa – Cedar Park](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-woodhouse-spa-cedar-park) | Yes | No | No | — | Massage services $125–$300; couples packages $125–$265 per person; facials $165–$300 | Anyone who wants to see the price and the treatment list before booking, or a couples or full-spa-day format. |
| [Massage Envy – Cedar Park](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-massage-envy-cedar-park) | Yes | No | No | — | 60 min: $80 introductory / $130 non-member / $70 member. 90 min: $120 / $195 / $105 | Readers who want a known price, an online booking slot this week, or a monthly cadence they will actually keep. |
| [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-palomino-massage-acupuncture) *(our studio)* | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Acupuncture $75 / 60 min · massage $150 / 60 min · acupuncture + massage $175 / 90 min | Anyone who wants acupuncture and massage decided and delivered by the same licensed practitioner in one visit. |
| [Beijing Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-beijing-massage) | Yes | No | No | 4.5 ★ · 123–124 Yelp reviews, per Yelp content mirrored in search results (observed Aug 2026) | — | Commuters who need a late-evening or weekend appointment, and anyone specifically seeking tui na or reflexology. |
| [Good Luck Wellness](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-good-luck-wellness) | No | Yes | No | 4.5 ★ · 22 Yelp reviews, per Yelp content surfaced in search results (observed Aug 2026) | — | Acupuncture patients who want to know exactly whose hands they are in and prefer a longer, unhurried session. |

*Ratings and prices are each provider's own published or platform-reported figures, observed 2 August 2026, with the source for each entry cited on its card below. No star rating here was read from a live Google or Yelp page — Yelp blocked every direct fetch in this research pass. Where a cell is blank, this guide found no figure it could publish under the sourcing rules described in the methodology.*

## The rankings

Listed 1 to 10. Rank is our editorial assessment for Cedar Park readers — nobody paid to appear here or to move up.

## 1. Blackbird Massage — The market's biggest review file, built on recovery work

- **Badges:** Editor's Pick
- **Area:** E. Whitestone Boulevard retail complex
- **Address:** 1464 E. Whitestone Blvd, Ste 1302, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Public rating:** 5.0 ★ · 318 Google reviews, as reported by Birdeye (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Deep tissue, Lymphatic drainage / post-op, Swedish, Deep Thai mobility, Sports, Maternity
- **Website:** https://blackbirdmassage.com/

Blackbird works out of the sprawl at 1464 E. Whitestone Boulevard — the same address that housed Kung Fu Massage, whose own website now says it is closed — and it has become the volume leader in a market with no shortage of studios: 318 reviews at a 5.0 average, the largest count we found attributed to Google for any Cedar Park massage business. The menu reads clinical rather than spa. Deep tissue and Swedish sit alongside lymphatic drainage and post-operative work, a “Deep Thai Mobility” session, sports massage, maternity, and facials. That pairing — post-surgical drainage on one side, mobility and sports work on the other — maps onto the two demand streams this particular suburb actually generates: recovery for a town built around an 8,700-seat arena, a dual-rink complex, and 31 miles of trails, and post-op care for a young-family population with a median age under 38. On an availability-weighted list it takes the top slot for a structural reason as much as a reputational one: it holds a Texas massage establishment licence — ME8202, published on its own site, which most Cedar Park studios leave off — and it books couples sessions, so it is not one therapist's calendar. The trade-off is a different kind of opacity — no prices online, and no therapist names on the pages we checked.

**Strengths**

- The largest Google review count we found for a Cedar Park massage business — 318 at a 5.0 average, as reported by Birdeye
- Publishes its Texas massage establishment licence number (TDLR ME8202) on its own website, which most studios in this market do not
- Recovery-oriented menu that covers both lymphatic/post-operative drainage and sports and mobility work, rather than specialising in one
- Holds an establishment licence and books couples sessions, so availability does not hinge on a single therapist the way it does at most studios ranked below it

**Considerations**

- No pricing published online — you have to call or book to learn the rate
- Acupuncture not offered
- Individual therapists are not named on the pages we checked (an "Our Team" page exists but we did not verify names on it), so you cannot vet a specific practitioner in advance

**Best for:** Sports, post-surgical, and lymphatic recovery work where you want a licensed establishment with room to book you in.

**Source:** [Blackbird Massage (own site) and Birdeye review profile](https://blackbirdmassage.com/)

## 2. JM Acupuncture & Massage — The one Cedar Park address offering both modalities

- **Area:** Polar Lane
- **Address:** 3000 Polar Ln, Ste 201, Cedar Park, TX
- **Published pricing:** Custom / therapeutic massage $120 per hour (60, 90, or 120 min); acupuncture pricing not published
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** Yes
- **Modalities:** Acupuncture, Electroacupuncture, Cupping, Moxibustion, Chinese herbal medicine, Therapeutic massage
- **Website:** https://www.jmacupuncturemassage.com/

If you want acupuncture and massage from one business inside Cedar Park, this is the only address we found that offers both. Dr. Joseph Lee, L.Ac., handles the acupuncture side — a doctoral degree from Pacific College of Health and Science, a graduate of AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, and a board-certified herbalist — while Mijung Lee, LMT, handles massage and electrotherapy. Read that sentence carefully before you book, because the distinction is the whole point: this is two licensed practitioners sharing a suite on Polar Lane, not one person credentialed in both. The clinical range is genuinely wide for a suburban practice — traditional and electro-acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, and Chinese herbal formulas dispensed as powders, capsules, or tablets, plus an “Electro Energy Therapy” session that pairs e-stim with hands-on work. Two things make it the practical acupuncture pick here rather than merely the structurally interesting one. Massage is priced in the open at $120 an hour with a five-session package, and the clinic accepts major health insurance along with FSA and HSA cards. In a market where acupuncture is almost entirely cash-pay and no clinic we surveyed publishes a per-session figure, that is the closest thing Cedar Park has to a cost lever. Acupuncture pricing is the exception: the service most people come here for is the one you have to ask about.

**Strengths**

- The only currently operating Cedar Park business we found offering acupuncture and massage at one address
- Named, credentialed practitioners on both sides — Dr. Joseph Lee, L.Ac. (AOMA graduate, board-certified herbalist) and Mijung Lee, LMT
- Accepts major health insurance plus FSA and HSA cards, which no other acupuncture option in our Cedar Park survey published
- Massage rate published openly at $120 per hour, with a five-session package

**Considerations**

- Per-session acupuncture pricing is not published — call to confirm cost before booking
- The two modalities come from two different practitioners, so confirm which one your appointment is with
- No aggregate star rating was captured for the clinic in our research pass (a Yelp listing exists; the fetch was blocked)

**Best for:** Acupuncture patients who want herbal medicine and insurance or FSA/HSA billing, and who are happy to book massage separately.

**Source:** [JM Acupuncture & Massage (own site, About page)](https://www.jmacupuncturemassage.com/about)

## 3. Empower Massage Studio — Certified prenatal and lymphatic care, with a real waitlist

- **Area:** Cypress Creek Road
- **Address:** 2051 Cypress Creek Rd, Ste M, Cedar Park, TX
- **Public rating:** 5.0 ★ · 54 Google reviews, as reported by Birdeye (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Prenatal, Postpartum, Manual lymphatic drainage, Infant & pediatric massage, Therapeutic massage, Virtual sessions
- **Website:** https://www.empowermassagestudio.com/

This is the studio the page's angle is named after. Owner Michelle Baillio carries Texas licence MT#127642 plus certifications as a manual lymphatic drainage therapist and as a prenatal and postpartum therapist, and works alongside Rayah, an LMT and doula. The scope runs from pregnancy and postpartum bodywork through infant and pediatric massage to classes teaching parents self, partner, and infant technique — a depth of specialisation that reads less like a spa menu and more like a small clinic organised around one life stage. The studio also lists the market's clearest award trail: per its own listing of the result, it was voted #1 Massage Therapist in BirthCo.'s 2023 Best in Birth Awards. What earns it a place this high, and what should shape how you use it, are the same fact. As observed on 2 August 2026, the studio's own booking page indicated Michelle's next new-client availability opening in January 2027, with Rayah's calendar reopening in August. That is a five-month horizon published by the business itself, not a rumour — and it is the single most useful piece of planning information in this guide. Expecting mothers who start looking in the first trimester can work with it. Anyone needing a table this month cannot.

**Strengths**

- Certified manual lymphatic drainage and certified prenatal/postpartum credentials published for the owner, with her Texas licence number (MT#127642)
- A genuinely specialised scope — pregnancy, postpartum, infant and pediatric massage, plus parent-taught technique classes
- Voted #1 Massage Therapist in BirthCo.’s 2023 Best in Birth Awards, per the studio’s own listing of the result
- 5.0 average across 54 Google reviews as reported by Birdeye — the strongest rating in the prenatal cluster relative to a small, two-therapist roster

**Considerations**

- As observed 2 Aug 2026, the studio's own booking page showed the owner's next new-client availability opening in January 2027, with the second therapist's calendar reopening in August
- Weekday hours only — Mon–Fri 9:00am–4:30pm, closed weekends, per its Birdeye listing
- Acupuncture not offered, and no pricing appeared in the sources we checked

**Best for:** Expecting and postpartum clients planning several months ahead who want certified prenatal and lymphatic credentials on paper.

**Source:** [Empower Massage Studio (own site) and Birdeye review profile](https://www.empowermassagestudio.com/)

## 4. New Ways Massage Studio — Post-surgical lymphatic drainage from a single specialist

- **Area:** S. Lakeline Boulevard
- **Address:** 201 S Lakeline Blvd, Ste 602, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Public rating:** 5.0 ★ · 79 reviews as listed on Birdeye (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Lymphatic drainage, Post-surgery recovery, Prenatal, Swedish, Deep tissue, Sports
- **Website:** https://newwaysmassagestudio.com/

Rita Izidoro's studio is the second half of Cedar Park's post-surgical answer, and the two halves do not overlap much: where Empower's specialisation is organised around pregnancy, New Ways is organised around drainage and recovery after operations, with a claimed 25-plus years of lymphatic practice behind it. Prenatal, Swedish, deep tissue, and sports work fill out the menu, but the reviews cluster hard around one thing — clients arriving after cosmetic or orthopedic surgery and staying with the same therapist through a course of sessions. That consistency is the offer. It is also the constraint, and it is worth being blunt about the arithmetic: the practice is one named practitioner working by appointment, so the same continuity that makes it good makes its capacity finite. The 5.0 average across 79 reviews is the highest volume-plus-rating combination in the specialist tier, but note where it comes from: a single aggregator listing. The studio's Facebook page shows “not yet rated” against three reviews, so the strong figure rests on one source rather than two agreeing. That is not a reason to discount it — it is a reason to read it as one platform's picture rather than a market consensus.

**Strengths**

- 5.0 average across 79 reviews as listed on Birdeye — the deepest review file in the single-practitioner specialist tier
- Lymphatic drainage and post-surgical recovery as the core practice, with 25+ years of lymphatic experience claimed
- Continuity of care: the same therapist across a course of sessions, which matters for staged post-operative work
- A conventional menu behind the specialism — prenatal, Swedish, deep tissue, and sports — so a recovery client can keep booking after discharge

**Considerations**

- By appointment only, and the practice rests on one named practitioner, so capacity is a single calendar
- The 5.0/79 figure comes from one aggregator; the studio’s Facebook page shows "not yet rated" across three reviews
- Pricing not published in the sources we checked, and acupuncture is not offered

**Best for:** Post-operative and lymphatic clients who want the same specialist across a staged recovery rather than whoever is free.

**Source:** [New Ways Massage Studio (own site) and Birdeye review profile](https://newwaysmassagestudio.com/contact)

## 5. AyurvaWellness — Ayurvedic warm-oil bodywork, yoga, and an infrared sauna

- **Area:** N. Vista Ridge Boulevard
- **Address:** 920 N Vista Ridge Blvd, Ste 500, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Public rating:** 4.8 ★ · 238 reviews on Birdeye (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Abhyanga warm-oil massage, Prenatal, Yoga & meditation, Skin care, Infrared sauna, Vedic consultation
- **Website:** https://ayurvawellness.com/

AyurvaWellness is the entry that makes Cedar Park's market look less like a suburb and more like a city: a full Ayurvedic house, not a spa that added one oil treatment to its menu. The signature is a 90-minute Abhyanga warm-oil massage, and it sits inside a wider practice — yoga and meditation classes, skin care, wellness retreats, and Vedic astrology consultations — with an infrared sauna and locker rooms on site. At 4.8 across 238 Birdeye reviews it carries the second-largest review file in this ranking, and it is the only entry here whose tradition is neither Western spa massage nor Chinese medicine. That distinctiveness is worth pausing on, because it is also the main thing to check before booking. Abhyanga is not a Swedish or deep-tissue session with different oil; it is a warm-oil protocol from a different medical tradition, with a different pace, different pressure, and a different intended outcome. Clients who arrive expecting a typical spa massage sometimes get something they did not order. The practice is transparent about what it does — the mismatch, when it happens, is one of expectation rather than delivery, and one phone call resolves it.

**Strengths**

- 4.8 across 238 Birdeye reviews — the second-largest review file among the businesses ranked here
- A full Ayurvedic practice rather than a single borrowed treatment: 90-minute Abhyanga warm-oil massage, yoga, meditation, retreats, and consultations
- On-site amenities uncommon among Cedar Park independents, including an infrared sauna and locker rooms
- A published prenatal offering inside the Ayurvedic tradition, adding a distinct option to a market already deep in pregnancy care

**Considerations**

- Ayurvedic massage is a distinct tradition from Swedish or deep tissue — confirm modality fit before booking if you want a conventional spa session
- Acupuncture not offered
- A second platform shows a much smaller sample — 92% recommend across 18 Facebook reviews — so the 238-review figure rests on one aggregator

**Best for:** Readers who specifically want Ayurvedic bodywork, or a class-and-sauna practice rather than a treatment-room-only studio.

**Source:** [AyurvaWellness Birdeye review profile and own site](https://reviews.birdeye.com/ayurvawellness-157272322430035)

## 6. Woodhouse Spa – Cedar Park — A fully published spa menu, six days a week

- **Area:** E. Whitestone Boulevard
- **Address:** 1300 E Whitestone Blvd #100, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Published pricing:** Massage services $125–$300; couples packages $125–$265 per person; facials $165–$300
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Swedish, Deep tissue, Hot stone, Maternity, Shirodhara scalp, Couples
- **Website:** https://locations.woodhousespas.com/texas/cedar-park/1300-e-whitestone-blvd/

Two Cedar Park businesses solve the problem of not knowing what anything costs, and this is the one at the top of the range. Woodhouse publishes a named, priced menu — Maternity, Restorative Sleep, Shirodhara Scalp, Stretch + Recover, Swedish Body Balance, Tranquil Stone, Deep Tissue, and a 110-minute Calming Retreat — with massage services running $125 to $300 and couples packages $125 to $265 per person. In a market where most independents make you call, that alone changes how you shop. It is also the closest thing in town to a destination-spa format: advanced and standard facials, body treatments, waxing, and couples rooms under one booking, running Monday through Saturday with online scheduling through the Meevo client portal. What it is not is a clinic. There is no acupuncture, no lymphatic or post-operative specialisation, and no named practitioner credentials to compare against the specialists ranked above it — you are buying a consistent brand experience rather than a particular therapist's expertise. Two housekeeping details matter before you book: gratuity is not included in the published prices, and cancellation runs on a 24-to-48-hour policy.

**Strengths**

- Publishes a full named-and-priced treatment menu — massage $125–$300, couples $125–$265 per person, facials $165–$300
- Online booking through the Meevo client portal, in a market where most independents take appointments by phone
- The broadest single-visit menu in town: massage, advanced facials, body treatments, waxing, and couples rooms
- Open Monday through Saturday, giving it wider standing availability than the weekday-only specialist studios

**Considerations**

- Acupuncture not offered
- Sunday hours as published on the location page are internally inconsistent ("12:00am–6:00pm") — call to confirm before planning a Sunday visit
- Gratuity is not included in the published prices, and cancellations run on a 24–48 hour policy
- No aggregate star rating is shown on its own location page

**Best for:** Anyone who wants to see the price and the treatment list before booking, or a couples or full-spa-day format.

**Source:** [Woodhouse Spa – Cedar Park location page](https://locations.woodhousespas.com/texas/cedar-park/1300-e-whitestone-blvd/)

## 7. Massage Envy – Cedar Park — Published tiers, online booking, a twelve-month membership

- **Badges:** Best Value
- **Area:** E. Whitestone Boulevard
- **Address:** 1335 E Whitestone Blvd, E300, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Published pricing:** 60 min: $80 introductory / $130 non-member / $70 member. 90 min: $120 / $195 / $105
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Relaxation massage, Relief massage, Assisted stretch, Percussive tension relief, Facials, LED light treatment
- **Website:** https://locations.massageenvy.com/texas/cedar-park/1335-east-whitestone-boulevard.html

Cedar Park's specialist studios are the reason to read this guide; the franchise on Whitestone Boulevard is the reason many residents can book at all. Massage Envy publishes its rate table in full — $80 introductory, $130 non-member, or $70 member for a 60-minute massage, and $120, $195, or $105 for a 90 — which makes it the cheapest published entry point among the businesses ranked here, and the only one where you can compare a member and a non-member price side by side before deciding. The menu is deliberately narrow: Relaxation and Relief massage at 60 and 90 minutes, assisted stretch, a percussive “Rapid Tension Relief” add-on, and a skin-care line covering facials, peels, and LED treatments. Booking runs through the chain's own scheduling system, which is the practical advantage over the waitlisted independents. The membership is where the real comparison lives, and it needs arithmetic rather than opinion. It runs a 12-month auto-renewing term, is portable to other locations nationally, and includes roughly one 50-minute session a month — a shorter session than the 60-minute rate quoted above. Work out your genuine visit frequency before signing, and confirm the local rate by phone, because the figures the chain publishes are national “from” prices.

**Strengths**

- Publishes a complete member and non-member rate table at both 60 and 90 minutes — the clearest price comparison available in this market
- Online scheduling through the chain’s own booking system, with the standing availability of a multi-room franchise
- The lowest published entry price among the businesses ranked here ($80 introductory, 60 minutes)
- Membership is portable to Massage Envy locations nationally, which suits Cedar Park’s commuter and relocating population

**Considerations**

- The published figures are national "from" rates — confirm the Cedar Park location’s current price by phone
- Membership is a 12-month auto-renewing commitment and includes roughly one 50-minute session per month, shorter than the 60-minute session priced above
- Acupuncture not offered
- No aggregate star rating is published on the location page

**Best for:** Readers who want a known price, an online booking slot this week, or a monthly cadence they will actually keep.

**Source:** [Massage Envy – Cedar Park location page](https://locations.massageenvy.com/texas/cedar-park/1335-east-whitestone-boulevard.html)

## 8. Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — An open calendar and no published new-client waiting list

- **Badges:** Our studio
- **Area:** Main Street, downtown Marble Falls
- **Address:** 515 Main St, Marble Falls, TX 78654
- **Published pricing:** Acupuncture $75 / 60 min · massage $150 / 60 min · acupuncture + massage $175 / 90 min
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** Yes
- **Modalities:** Acupuncture, Dry needling (within L.Ac. scope), Deep tissue massage, Prenatal massage, Cupping, Chinese herbal medicine
- **Book:** https://marblefallsspa.com/book

Palomino is not a Cedar Park business, and this guide would be worth less if it pretended otherwise: it sits at 515 Main St in downtown Marble Falls, 38 to 44 miles west. It earns a place on a Cedar Park list on one narrow axis. Across the twenty-seven businesses this guide's research catalogued in and around the city — nineteen-plus massage studios, seven acupuncture clinics, three national chains — no practitioner was found holding a Texas acupuncture licence and a massage therapy licence personally. Julie K. O'Leary does: L.Ac. and LMT, a licensed herbalist, with a Master of Oriental Medicine from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin and a BA in medical anthropology from UT Austin, practising since 2004. The practical difference is the shape of the session rather than the length of the credential list. A single 90-minute appointment can open with hands-on assessment and deep-tissue work and move into acupuncture in the same room, with one person deciding what that treatment addresses based on what she has just felt under her hands. Cedar Park's only dual-modality option splits that across two practitioners and two bookings; the other six acupuncture clinics in town offer no massage at all. Whether that continuity justifies an hour in the car is the reader's call, not ours.

**Strengths**

- One practitioner holds both the Texas acupuncture and massage therapy licences — no Cedar Park practitioner was found doing the same
- Acupuncture and massage are blended inside a single 90-minute session rather than booked as two appointments with two people
- Practising since 2004, with a Master of Oriental Medicine from AOMA in Austin and a BA in medical anthropology from UT Austin
- Every bookable session carries a published price — $75 for 60 minutes of acupuncture, $150 for a 60-minute massage, $175 for the 90-minute blended session — so the cost is knowable before any phone call
- Books online against a single practitioner’s calendar and publishes no new-client waiting list, in a market where the leading prenatal studio publishes one running months long

**Considerations**

- Not in Cedar Park — 38 to 44 miles west in Marble Falls, a 53 to 58 minute drive on RM 1431
- One practitioner means one calendar: no second therapist to fall back on and no walk-in capacity
- Three menu items carry no listed rate: cupping is billed as a session add-on, dry needling is quoted on request, and Chinese herbal medicine is priced after a consultation
- The practice rebranded from JKO Massage & Acupuncture and moved from US-281 to 515 Main St, so older directory entries still carry the previous name, address, and reviews
- No current aggregate review rating exists under the Palomino name; the legacy JKO profile’s 5.0★ across 7 reviews has not been re-verified

**Best for:** Anyone who wants acupuncture and massage decided and delivered by the same licensed practitioner in one visit.

**About the drive:** Cedar Park's calendars are the reason this entry exists. The town's one dual-modality clinic divides acupuncture and massage between two practitioners, and the prenatal studio carrying the market's award trail showed new-client availability opening in January 2027 on its own booking page in August 2026. Julie K. O'Leary holds both the L.Ac. and the LMT licence herself, has practised since 2004, and blends acupuncture and massage into a single 90-minute session — with prices posted online and, as of 2 August 2026, no published new-client waiting list. The route is RM 1431 west from Whitestone Boulevard, curling around the north shore of Lake Travis through Jonestown and Lago Vista into Marble Falls — 38 to 44 miles, 53 to 58 minutes, re-checked against mapping sources and the highway's published route description in August 2026.

**Source:** [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — practice details and service list](https://marblefallsspa.com/services)

## 9. Beijing Massage — Tui na and reflexology, open until 9:30 nightly

- **Area:** S. Bell Boulevard
- **Address:** 600 S Bell Blvd, Ste 19, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Public rating:** 4.5 ★ · 123–124 Yelp reviews, per Yelp content mirrored in search results (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Tui na, Chinese pressure-point massage, Deep tissue, Zou Bei back-walking, Hot stone, Foot reflexology
- **Website:** https://thebeijingmassage.com/

A majority of Cedar Park residents leave the city for work, on an average commute of about 25 minutes. Beijing Massage is the entry that answers what that does to a booking calendar: open daily from 9:30am to 9:30pm, the widest daily hours we captured for any business ranked here, which makes it one of the few places in town a commuter can reach after a normal working day without taking time off. The technique set is distinct too. Tui na, Chinese pressure-point work, “Zou Bei” back-walking, hot stone, and foot reflexology sit alongside conventional deep tissue — a Chinese bodywork tradition rather than a Swedish-spa one, and a genuinely different session from anything else on this list. Two clarifications are worth making up front, because the name invites the assumption. Despite the Chinese-medicine framing, no acupuncture is offered here; that is a separate licence and a separate set of clinics in this town. And reviewers note that English proficiency varies among staff, which is a practical matter rather than a quality one — if you need to explain a specific injury, a shoulder impingement or a disc problem, call ahead and describe it before you arrive rather than at the table.

**Strengths**

- Open daily 9:30am–9:30pm — the widest daily hours we captured among the businesses ranked here, and a real advantage in a commuter suburb
- A distinct Chinese bodywork tradition: tui na, pressure-point work, "Zou Bei" back-walking, hot stone, and foot reflexology
- 4.5 across 123–124 Yelp reviews, one of the larger review files in the market
- Seven-day availability, where several higher-rated specialist studios close at weekends entirely

**Considerations**

- Acupuncture is not offered, despite the Chinese-medicine framing — that is a separate licence held elsewhere in town
- Pricing not published in the sources we checked
- Reviewers note that English proficiency varies among staff — worth a phone call first if you need to describe a specific injury in detail

**Best for:** Commuters who need a late-evening or weekend appointment, and anyone specifically seeking tui na or reflexology.

**Source:** [Beijing Massage — Yelp listing (via mirrored search content) and own site](https://thebeijingmassage.com/)

## 10. Good Luck Wellness — Unhurried acupuncture from one named practitioner

- **Area:** Ronald Reagan Boulevard
- **Address:** 13625 Ronald Reagan Blvd, Bldg 4, Ste 300, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- **Public rating:** 4.5 ★ · 22 Yelp reviews, per Yelp content surfaced in search results (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** No
- **Acupuncture:** Yes
- **Modalities:** Acupuncture, Cupping, Traditional Chinese medicine, Pain management, IV hydration

Cedar Park's seven acupuncture clinics divide neatly into two camps — those attached to a chiropractic practice and those built around functional or herbal medicine — and Good Luck Wellness sits in the second, on the far north-east edge of the city where Ronald Reagan Boulevard runs up toward the Williamson County line. It is included here for a reason the review text makes plain rather than the review count. Across a modest file of 22 Yelp reviews at a 4.5 average, clients return repeatedly to the same descriptors: the practitioner, Audrey, is named directly, and the sessions are described as intuitive and unhurried, to the point that reviewers refer to “the Audrey Experience” as a thing in itself. In a market where the most common pre-booking question is which specific therapist to ask for, a practice whose reputation is legibly attached to one person answers that question before you have to ask it. The practice covers acupuncture, cupping, and pain management alongside IV hydration. What it does not cover is massage — like five of the other six acupuncture clinics in town, it stays on one side of the line.

**Strengths**

- A clearly identified practitioner — reviewers name Audrey directly and describe an unhurried, intuitive session style
- 4.5 across 22 Yelp reviews, consistent in tone rather than mixed
- Traditional Chinese medicine practice with cupping and pain-management work, not acupuncture bolted onto another discipline
- IV hydration offered alongside the TCM services, which no other acupuncture clinic in our Cedar Park survey listed

**Considerations**

- Massage not offered
- Pricing not published — no Cedar Park acupuncture clinic in our survey published a per-session figure
- A single-practitioner model, so availability rests on one calendar
- Direct access to the Yelp listing was blocked during our research, so the rating comes from mirrored search content rather than a live page

**Best for:** Acupuncture patients who want to know exactly whose hands they are in and prefer a longer, unhurried session.

**Source:** [Good Luck Wellness — Yelp listing (via mirrored search content)](https://www.yelp.com/biz/good-luck-wellness-cedar-park-2)

## Which one is right for you?

**If you're an expecting mother in her second trimester trying to book months ahead with a therapist whose prenatal credentials are documented:** choose **[Empower Massage Studio](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-empower-massage-studio)** — Certified prenatal, postpartum, and manual lymphatic drainage credentials published with the owner's licence number, plus the market's clearest award trail. Start the conversation early: its own booking page showed new-client availability opening in January 2027 as observed 2 Aug 2026, with a second therapist reopening in August.

**If you're someone six weeks past surgery trying to book post-operative lymphatic sessions in the next fortnight, not next spring:** choose **[New Ways Massage Studio](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-new-ways-massage-studio)** — Post-surgical recovery and lymphatic drainage are the core of the practice, with 25+ years of lymphatic experience claimed and a 5.0 average across 79 Birdeye reviews. It is one named practitioner working by appointment, so call about the specific window you need rather than assuming it.

**If you're a rec-league athlete or youth-sports parent trying to fit sports and mobility work between weekend tournaments at the H-E-B Center or The Crossover:** choose **[Blackbird Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-blackbird-massage)** — Sports massage, "Deep Thai Mobility", and deep tissue on one menu, an establishment licence published on its own site, and the largest Google review count we found in the market — with the roster depth to fit you in around a tournament weekend. Prices are not published, so ask when you book.

**If you're a commuter who gets home at seven trying to book an appointment after a normal working day without taking time off:** choose **[Beijing Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-beijing-massage)** — Open daily 9:30am to 9:30pm — the widest daily hours we captured among the businesses ranked here, in a city where most residents commute out and several specialist studios close at 4:30pm and skip weekends entirely. Expect tui na and pressure-point work rather than a Swedish session, and no acupuncture.

**If you're an FSA-card holder trying to cover acupuncture and herbal medicine with insurance or a health spending account:** choose **[JM Acupuncture & Massage](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-jm-acupuncture-massage)** — The only Cedar Park clinic in our survey publishing that it accepts major health insurance plus FSA and HSA cards, with a named L.Ac. and board-certified herbalist. Per-session acupuncture pricing is not published, so confirm both the cost and your coverage on the same phone call.

**If you're a reader who wants the price before the appointment trying to read every price up front instead of calling four studios for rates:** choose **[Woodhouse Spa – Cedar Park](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-woodhouse-spa-cedar-park)** — A named, priced menu published in full — massage $125 to $300, couples $125 to $265 per person, facials $165 to $300 — with online booking and Monday-to-Saturday hours. Gratuity is not included, no acupuncture is offered, and the published Sunday hours are internally inconsistent, so confirm a Sunday visit by phone.

**If you're a chronic-pain patient who wants one practitioner for both modalities trying to stop describing the same shoulder to two different people at two different appointments:** choose **[Palomino Massage & Acupuncture](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/cedar-park-tx#p-palomino-massage-acupuncture)** — Cedar Park has no practitioner we could find holding both licences personally — its one dual-modality clinic divides the work between two people. That is the single reason a 53-to-58-minute drive west appears on this list at all, and it only makes sense if the continuity is what you are buying. If it is not, book locally: this market has nineteen-plus alternatives.

## Cedar Park to Marble Falls: what the RM 1431 drive is and is not for

**Drive time:** about 58 minutes · **Typical route:** RM 1431 west — from Whitestone Boulevard around the north shore of Lake Travis through Jonestown and Lago Vista to US-281 in Marble Falls

The mechanics first, because the research on this route needed correcting. It is 38 to 44 miles depending on where in Cedar Park you start, and 53 to 58 minutes non-stop, corroborated across four independent mapping sources and re-checked in August 2026. RM 1431 carries you the whole way: it leaves Cedar Park along Whitestone Boulevard, curls around the north shore of Lake Travis through Jonestown and Lago Vista, and meets US-281 in Marble Falls — no turns to remember. It does not run through Liberty Hill or Bertram — those sit on the US-183 and TX-29 alternative, and the highway's own published route description confirms the Jonestown–Lago Vista corridor.

Now the honest part: for most Cedar Park bookings, this drive makes no sense and we are not going to pretend otherwise. If you want a 60-minute deep-tissue session, the city has nineteen-plus massage businesses, three of them chains with published rates and same-week online booking. If you want acupuncture on its own, there are seven clinics inside city limits, one of which accepts major health insurance plus FSA and HSA cards. Nothing about an hour of RM 1431 improves on either of those.

There is one case it answers. If you want acupuncture and massage decided and delivered by the same licensed practitioner inside a single session, Cedar Park has no such option: the one business pairing both modalities splits them between an acupuncturist and a massage therapist, and the remaining six acupuncture clinics offer no massage at all. Add the January 2027 horizon on the leading prenatal studio's own calendar and the two independents with unresolved reliability reports, and the shape of the argument becomes clear — this is a specific-need drive for readers buying continuity, not a default. Everyone else should book in town.

## Common questions about massage and acupuncture in Cedar Park, TX

### Which Cedar Park massage studios are actually open right now?

We checked every business on this list against its own website or booking page on 2 August 2026, and three findings are worth carrying into a booking. Kung Fu Massage, which held a 5.0 average across roughly thirty reviews, states plainly on its own site that it is currently closed and will contact past clients if it reopens. Restore Transform's Cedar Park location on Adventure Lane is marked closed on Yelp, though a related Austin .org domain still resolves. And two independents — Prime Bodywork & Massage and S&R Massage and Bodywork — carry recent reviews describing locked doors at scheduled appointments and disconnected phone numbers. We found no report confirming that either has closed, so read those as unresolved rather than settled, and call ahead before driving over.

### How long is the wait at Cedar Park's leading prenatal massage specialist?

As observed on 2 August 2026, Empower Massage Studio's own booking page indicated that owner Michelle Baillio's next new-client availability opens in January 2027, with her colleague Rayah's calendar reopening in August. That is roughly a five-month horizon, published by the business itself rather than inferred from reviews — although it comes from a single source, so confirm it directly. Cedar Park has genuine alternatives in the same niche: New Ways Massage Studio specialises in prenatal alongside lymphatic and post-surgical work, Motherhood Massage operates inside Melot Chiropractic with prenatal, postpartum, lactation-support and C-section-scar work, and AyurvaWellness publishes a prenatal offering inside the Ayurvedic tradition. All three are appointment-based, so ask about the specific window you need.

### Is JM Acupuncture & Massage the only both-modalities address in Cedar Park?

One business, as far as our survey found: JM Acupuncture & Massage at 3000 Polar Ln, where Dr. Joseph Lee, L.Ac. provides acupuncture, electroacupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, and Chinese herbal medicine, and Mijung Lee, LMT provides massage and electrotherapy. That is two licensed practitioners at one address rather than one person licensed in both, so when you book, confirm which of them the appointment is with. Cedar Park's other six acupuncture clinics offer no massage. Restore Transform used to combine acupuncture, massage, and chiropractic on a sliding scale but is marked closed at its Cedar Park address. No Cedar Park practitioner we found holds both licences personally. One who does practises in Marble Falls, 53 to 58 minutes west, and publishes this guide; we make no claim that she is the closest such practitioner to Cedar Park, only that our survey of the city found none here.

### Is the acupuncture at Cedar Park's chiropractic clinics the same as seeing a licensed acupuncturist?

Not necessarily, and the distinction is worth understanding before you book. Two Cedar Park practices market acupuncture alongside chiropractic care — Cedar Park Chiropractic & Acupuncture (Dr. Jeff Swanson, DC) on Cypress Creek Road and Williams Wellness Chiropractic & Acupuncture (Dr. Jason Williams, DC) — and on neither website could we find a published L.Ac. credential for the person performing it. Texas permits chiropractors with additional training to perform certain acupuncture-adjacent techniques without holding a full acupuncture licence, so the word on a sign can describe more than one legal scope. That is not an accusation of anything; it is a question to ask at the front desk. Our Bee Cave guide, at /best-massage-acupuncture/bee-cave-tx, works through the three scopes that share the word in detail.

### Are Groupon massage deals in Cedar Park worth it?

Groupon carries real Cedar Park-area volume, and the discounts we observed were steep: Lan Foot Spa at $89 reduced to $47.20, a "Connected Health" offer at $120 reduced to $54.40, and Massage Heights at $219.99 reduced to $80.99. Two cautions. That last regular price almost certainly describes a package rather than one session, so establish exactly how many visits and what session length a deal buys before you pay. And Groupon ratings can diverge sharply from other platforms for the same business — Prime Bodywork & Massage shows 4.4 across 41 Birdeye reviews against 4.83 across 458 on Groupon. Check the business's own site for current operating status too; promotional listings outlive closures.

### Can I ask for a specific massage therapist by name in Cedar Park?

You should, and in this market it is the most consistently asked pre-booking question we found. Cedar Park reviews name individual therapists constantly — Jia Jia, Samantha, Ashley, Rita, Alex, Raya, Naymar, Teresa L., May, Steven — across studios large and small. Several of the highest-rated practices are effectively one calendar, so the question answers itself: New Ways Massage Studio is Rita Izidoro, Good Luck Wellness's reviews centre on Audrey, and Heal Up ATX is Kelsey Schneider working from a home-based practice. At the chains and larger establishments you have to ask. Note that Blackbird Massage does not name individual therapists on the pages we checked, so request a specific person by phone rather than through a booking form.

### Is there sliding-scale or low-cost acupuncture near Cedar Park?

Not inside city limits, in what we found. No Cedar Park acupuncture clinic published a per-session price on its own site during this research. For a sense of scale, a nearby Austin practice's own FAQ quotes $80 to $160 a session with initial evaluations at $100 to $180, and a broader regional estimate we found ran $75 to $120. The nearest genuine community model is South Austin Community Acupuncture, roughly $20 to $40 a session plus a $10 new-patient fee — a real drive south, not a Cedar Park option. Inside town, the closest thing to a cost lever is JM Acupuncture & Massage, which publishes that it accepts major health insurance along with FSA and HSA cards. Confirm coverage before booking.

### Why do so many Cedar Park wellness businesses share the same address?

Because a handful of office buildings house most of them, and the directories have not kept up. 715 Discovery Blvd alone holds Achieve Integrative Health in #306, Motherhood Massage in #404, and both Sunrise Beach Massage and Prime Bodywork & Massage returned at Suite 508 in different sources — very likely a data-quality artefact rather than two businesses in one room. 930 S Bell Blvd similarly holds Ling's Golden Needle Acupuncture in #303 and S&R Massage and Bodywork in #406. Reformation Massage & Bodywork appears at three different addresses across directories, two in Cedar Park and one in Austin. The practical advice is dull but effective: confirm the suite number by phone, and expect at least one of these to be tucked at the back of an office complex.

### Is 360 Jasmine Acupuncture a Cedar Park clinic?

No. 360 Jasmine Acupuncture & Wellness runs a dedicated Cedar Park landing page, but its published clinic address is 3305 Northland Dr, Ste 205, Austin, roughly 15 to 20 minutes away. It is a real, operating practice — simply an Austin one with a Cedar Park marketing page. Two other acupuncture practices that surface in "near Cedar Park" searches are also Austin addresses: Lake Creek Acupuncture and Wellness at 13740 N Hwy 183, near Lake Creek Parkway, about 10 to 15 minutes out, and Wellspring Acupuncture & Holistic Health Clinic on West Koenig Lane, about 20 to 25 minutes. None is ranked here, because this guide ranks only businesses publishing a Cedar Park street address. We hold ourselves to the same rule — Palomino's address is in Marble Falls, and it says so.

## Nearby guides

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## Sources

Provider details, ratings, published pricing, and service lists on this page were observed on August 2, 2026. Ratings and prices drift — confirm anything decision-critical with the source before booking.

1. [Blackbird Massage](https://blackbirdmassage.com/)
2. [Blackbird Massage — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/blackbird-massage-170060202090617)
3. [JM Acupuncture & Massage](https://www.jmacupuncturemassage.com/)
4. [JM Acupuncture & Massage — practitioners](https://www.jmacupuncturemassage.com/about)
5. [Empower Massage Studio](https://www.empowermassagestudio.com/)
6. [Empower Massage Studio — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/empower-massage-studio-170060342903206)
7. [New Ways Massage Studio — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/new-ways-massage-studio-rita-izidoro-170060227374239)
8. [New Ways Massage Studio — contact](https://newwaysmassagestudio.com/contact)
9. [AyurvaWellness — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/ayurvawellness-157272322430035)
10. [AyurvaWellness — prenatal massage](https://ayurvawellness.com/dt_service/pre-natal-massage/)
11. [Woodhouse Spa – Cedar Park](https://locations.woodhousespas.com/texas/cedar-park/1300-e-whitestone-blvd/)
12. [Massage Envy – Cedar Park](https://locations.massageenvy.com/texas/cedar-park/1335-east-whitestone-boulevard.html)
13. [Beijing Massage](https://thebeijingmassage.com/)
14. [Beijing Massage — Yelp listing](https://www.yelp.com/biz/beijing-massage-cedar-park-2)
15. [Good Luck Wellness — Yelp listing](https://www.yelp.com/biz/good-luck-wellness-cedar-park-2)
16. [Cedar Park Chiropractic & Acupuncture](https://cedarparkchiro.com/acupuncture/)
17. [Williams Wellness Chiropractic & Acupuncture](https://williamswellnesschiropractic.com/)
18. [Achieve Integrative Health](https://www.achieveintegrativehealth.com/)
19. [Ling's Golden Needle Acupuncture — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/lings-golden-needle-acupuncture-157121196254005)
20. [BLC Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine](https://www.blcintegrativemed.com/contact)
21. [Kung Fu Massage — closure notice on its own site](https://massagekungfu.com/)
22. [Restore Transform — Yelp listing (Cedar Park, marked closed)](https://www.yelp.com/biz/restore-transform-cedar-park)
23. [Restore Transform (Austin domain)](https://www.restoretransformaustin.org/)
24. [Prime Bodywork & Massage — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/prime-bodywork-massage-166756281366855)
25. [Prime Bodywork & Massage — Groupon listing](https://www.groupon.com/biz/cedar-park-tx/prime-therapeutic-massage-3)
26. [S&R Massage and Bodywork — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/sr-massage-and-bodywork-170060202567768)
27. [Reformation Massage & Bodywork](https://reformation-massage-bodywork.ueniweb.com/)
28. [Motherhood Massage](https://motherhoodmassages.com/)
29. [Melot Chiropractic — massage](https://www.melotchiropractic.com/massage)
30. [Sunrise Beach Massage — Birdeye review profile](https://reviews.birdeye.com/sunrise-beach-massage-llc-157262233524068)
31. [Heal Up ATX](https://www.healupatx.com/)
32. [360 Jasmine Acupuncture — Cedar Park landing page (Austin clinic)](https://360jasmineacupuncture.com/acupuncturist/cedar-park/)
33. [360 Jasmine Acupuncture — cost of acupuncture in Austin](https://360jasmineacupuncture.com/how-much-would-an-acupuncture-cost-in-austin/)
34. [Lake Creek Acupuncture and Wellness](https://lakecreekclinic.com/)
35. [Wellspring Acupuncture & Holistic Health Clinic — Yelp listing](https://www.yelp.com/biz/wellspring-acupuncture-austin)
36. [South Austin Community Acupuncture — sliding scale](https://www.findhelp.org/south-austin-community-acupuncture--austin-tx--affordable-acupuncture/5474296143020032)
37. [Groupon — massage deals, Cedar Park](https://www.groupon.com/local/cedar-park-tx/massage)
38. [Massage Heights – Cedar Park — Groupon deal](https://www.groupon.com/deals/massage-heights-cedar-park-4)
39. [H-E-B Center at Cedar Park — City of Cedar Park](https://www.cedarparktexas.gov/196/H-E-B-Center-at-Cedar-Park)
40. [Cedar Park sports venues overview](https://cedarparktxliving.com/cedar-park-sports/)
41. [Cedar Park population and demographics](https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/texas/cedar-park)
42. [Cedar Park, Texas — Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedar_Park,_Texas)
43. [Cedar Park to Marble Falls distance and drive time](https://www.distance-cities.com/distance-cedar-park-tx-to-marble-falls-tx)
44. [Cedar Park to Marble Falls — corroborating distance](https://distances.io/distance/cedar-park-tx/marble-falls-tx)
45. [Ranch to Market Road 1431 — route description (corridor verification)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranch_to_Market_Road_1431)
46. [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — services and pricing](https://marblefallsspa.com/services)

## About the publisher

- **Business:** Palomino Massage & Acupuncture (Palomino Body + Mind)
- **Practitioner:** Julie K. O'Leary, L.Ac. · LMT · Licensed Herbalist — 20+ years
- **Address:** 515 Main St, Marble Falls, TX 78654
- **Phone:** (512) 815-8522
- **Email:** spapalomino@gmail.com
- **Hours:** Mon – Fri: 11 – 6 · Saturday: By appointment · Sunday: Closed
- **Website:** https://marblefallsspa.com
- **Book online:** https://book.squareup.com/appointments/6vakfcm94m4y6d/location/LPNF6M8GA5A8H/services
- **Service area:** Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay, Burnet, Kingsland, Granite Shoals, Spicewood