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Cypress Creek Nature Trail & Preserve

Overview

The City of Wimberley has developed 7.24 acres of land along Cypress Creek into a protected preserve and nature trail. This park is located immediately east of the Wimberley Square, bordered by Cypress Creek and Old Kyle Road. The park was acquired in 2001 by the City and features a walking trail along Cypress Creek connecting to Blue Hole Regional Park. At the time of the acquisition, a conservation easement was entered into between the City of Wimberley and the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association.

A Cypress Park Master Plan (PDF) was commissioned by the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association and includes improvements to the trail system and signage.

Park hours: 8 a.m. to Sunset. No camping allowed. 

Rules and Regulations

Prohibited Behaviors:

  • Consumption or possession of alcoholic beverages.
  • Smoking in the park or parking lot.
  • Use of foul language and lewd behavior.
  • Use of drugs and/or weapons.
  • Disorderly conduct.
  • Fishing.
  • Soliciting.
  • Use of drones or other flying devices.
  • Use of fires, stoves, or cooking of any kind except in designated grill locations.
  • No garbage or other solid waste may be dumped or littered in the park.
  • Garbage associated with park use must be deposited in containers provided.

Any violation of park rules may result in immediate removal from the park.

The City of Wimberley is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal items.