Picnic areas with hiking trails in Wimberley, Texas

Blue Hole Regional Park, located at 333 Blue Hole Lane in Wimberley, Texas, is a picturesque park dedicated to protecting, restoring, and developing as a recreational, educational, and ecological resource for present and future generations. Nestled in the Texas Hill Country, the park is home to the iconic Blue Hole, a stunning natural swimming area fed by crystal-clear waters of Cypress Creek. The park offers a range of outdoor activities including hiking trails, bike paths, sports fields, playgrounds, and scenic picnic areas. Reservations are required for the swim area during swim season, which runs from May 1st through Labor Day, as well as weekends in September. Visitors can enjoy the serene and inviting atmosphere of Blue Hole Regional Park while exploring the beauty of nature in this charming town.

Cypress Creek Nature Preserve is a beautiful park and tourist attraction located at 107 Old Kyle Road in Wimberley, Texas, United States. The City of Wimberley has transformed 7.24 acres of land along Cypress Creek into a protected preserve and nature trail. This park, situated east of the Wimberley Square, offers a peaceful walking trail along the creek that connects to Blue Hole Regional Park. The park was acquired by the City in 2001 and features a conservation easement with the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association. A Cypress Park Master Plan has been developed to enhance the trail system and signage, making it a wonderful destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.