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River · Kerrville

Cypress Park

Cypress Park is a one-acre City of Kerrville park at 1601 Junction Highway. Its official page identifies two defining features: a fishing pier and a boat ramp for nonmotorized craft. Motorized boats are prohibited.

Why people come here

Fishing-focused layout Nonmotorized craft access Motorboats prohibited City-managed park Reopening updates posted

Before you go

Open daily from dawn to 11 p.m. The boat ramp provides river entry and exit; motorized boats are prohibited.

Good to know

Is Cypress Park open now?

No. The city’s current Parks and Recreation notice lists Cypress Park as closed until further notice. Check the official pages or call Parks and Recreation before planning a visit.

Are motorized boats allowed?

No. The city park page states that motorized boats are prohibited. The listed ramp is associated with nonmotorized craft, but it cannot be used while the park closure remains active.

Does this page report current water conditions?

No. This page does not report present water conditions or determine suitability for recreation. Follow official notices and do not enter any area that remains closed.

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