Things To Do
Shopping on Wimberley Town Square
From Colleen: Wimberley holds special family memories for me. Around the holidays every year growing up, we'd come here to spend a day in town checking out the delightful local shops. From Wimberley's website: Discover the charm of shopping in Wimberley, where locally owned boutiques, artisan markets, and specialty stores offer a one-of-a-kind experience. From handcrafted goods and home décor to fashion, gifts, and antiques, you’ll find something special around every corner. Stroll through the town square, explore hidden gems, and take home a piece of Wimberley’s unique spirit! Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this picturesque town provides a delightful setting for a leisurely shopping spree.
Blue Hole Regional Park
0.8 mi from Downtown Wimberley Blue Hole Regional Park is nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, near the charming town of Wimberley. The park is characterized by the iconic Blue Hole, a stunning natural swimming area fed by the crystal-clear waters of Cypress Creek. The water’s distinct blue hue, combined with the lush surroundings, creates a serene and inviting atmosphere. Reservations are required for the swim area only, during swim season. All other recreational areas including our hiking trails, playground, and picnic areas are free, open to the public, and do not require reservations.
Jacob's Well Natural Area
4.6 mi from Wimberley
Hamilton Pool
28 mi from Wimberley Picturesque natural swimming hole with blue-green water, fringed by a small waterfall.
Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center
28 mi from Wimberley Wildlife-rich conservation sanctuary home to a canyon waterfall, a wet grotto & savannah trails.
Pedernales Falls State Park
36 mi away from Wimberley 5,200-acre park with hiking & horseback riding trails, campsites, river swimming & scenic vistas.
Krause Springs
44 mi from Wimberley From Colleen: where we’d swim growing up during scorching Texas summers. Nothing like icy springs to cool you down! From the park: Recreational nature area offering public pools and waterfalls for swimming and camping, along with picnic areas and tree-shaded trails.
Devils Backbone
Scenic drive from Wimberley to Blanco. From the Devils Backbone Tavern: There are plenty of ghost stories along the Backbone, a limestone ridge that runs from Wimberley to Blanco through the Texas Hill Country, so many stories that the area is a regular stop for paranormal aficionados.
