Hill Country/Wimberley & the Springs/Wimberley/Park/Cypress Creek Nature Preserve
Park · Wimberley
Cypress Creek Nature Preserve
Located just east of the Wimberley Square, the Cypress Creek Nature Preserve spans 7.24 acres of protected land. This peaceful sanctuary features a natural-surface walking trail that winds through a canopy of towering cypress and oak trees along the creek. It provides a quiet environment perfect for wildlife observation, photography, or simply enjoying a relaxing stroll in nature. The preserve connects to Blue Hole Regional Park, offering extended walking opportunities.
Why people come here
Before you go
Creek entry is prohibited; use only the designated trail.
Good to know
Is there an admission fee for Cypress Creek Nature Preserve?
Yes, entry to the Cypress Creek Nature Preserve is completely free for all visitors.
Are dogs allowed at Cypress Creek Nature Preserve?
Yes, leashed dogs are welcome on the trails. Please remember to clean up after your pet.
What are the hours for Cypress Creek Nature Preserve?
The preserve is open daily from 8 a.m. until sunset.
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