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Center Point Heritage Park
Center Point Heritage Park is owned and maintained by the Center Point Area Historic Preservation Association, a private nonprofit organization. The park provides a space for educational experiences and community events that celebrate the area's diverse heritage, including its European, Mexican, and Native American roots. The property features a red roof building used for monthly meetings and an old train depot available for tours upon request.
Why people come here
Before you go
The grounds are owned by a private nonprofit and are used for public meetings and events. Train-depot tours are available on request, and park-facility rentals are arranged through a board member; ordinary daily grounds hours are not published.
Good to know
Who owns Center Point Heritage Park?
The park is owned and maintained by the Center Point Area Historic Preservation Association, a private nonprofit organization.
Can I rent facilities at the park?
Yes, information about renting park facilities is available by contacting a board member or calling the association.
Is the park publicly funded?
No, the Center Point Area Historic Preservation Association is not publicly funded nor affiliated with any government agency.
Ask Hazel
Your guide to Center Point and Guadalupe Highlands.
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