Weather Related Park Status

Please check individual park pages for the status of the park while weather related repairs are completed.

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Use

The basketball court, shelter, and pavilion remain closed at East Metro Park. Playgrounds, fishing ponds, disc golf and trails are open.

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Guided Hikes Suspended

The Saturday morning guided hikes at Hamilton Pool Preserve are suspended until further notice due to COVID concerns.

Important Information for Hamilton Pool Preserve Visitors During COVID

All visitors must follow CDC guidelines to reduce the spread of COVID. Fewer reservations than usual will be issued to reduce crowding. Swimming will not be allowed. Please note that it will not be possible to maintain distance from other visitors as you hike the narrow trail between the parking lot and the pool. This narrow trail has two-way traffic, is a quarter of a mile long, and typically takes about 15 minutes to hike. It is strongly recommended that visitors use face coverings, practice social distancing when possible, and bring their own hand sanitizer. The preserve has no running water.

Trail Under Overhanging Cliff Closed

The section of trail that goes underneath the overhanging cliff at the pool is closed for safety concerns. Visitors can access the beach, but cannot walk all the way around the pool to below the waterfall. Following the recent big freeze, rocks have been falling more frequently from the cliffs above the trail.

Swimming Status

No swimming allowed at Hamilton Pool Preserve until further notice.

Fully Booked Today

Hamilton Pool Preserve is fully booked today. If you do not have a reservation please do not drive to the preserve.

Hippie Hollow and Annual or Lifetime Senior Permits

Starting March 1, 2020, Hippie Hollow will no longer sell or accept any new Annual or Lifetime Senior Permits. However, existing Annual Permits with a 2020 expiration date will still be honored until their expiration is met. Senior sticker Permits will no longer waive entry fees at Hippie Hollow.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

Limited Use

The splash pad remains closed at Northeast Metro Park. The playgrounds, trails, basketball court, skate park, and tennis/pickleball courts are open.

Improved Camping

The Improved Camping restroom and shower is closed for repairs. There are multiple portable toilets and handwashing stations available within the camping loop. Potable water is available at each site as well.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Limited Use

Primitive camping remains closed at Pace Bend Park. Improved Campsites are available by reservation and on a first-come, first-served basis, if available. The west (cliff) side of the park is closed. All boat ramps are open. Boat ramps at Tournament Point and Tatum are only accessible during day use hours. Trails are open. Swimming and fishing from the shoreline are permitted.

Observatory Closed Due to COVID-19

Reimers Observatory has ceased providing public programs until further notice. This is due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19. We hope to resume public programs later this year, but no date has been determined. Periodically check this web page for updates.

Reimers Ranch Park May Close When Overcrowded

Reimers Ranch Park may close to new visitors without warning if it becomes overcrowded. This is likely to happen during weekends and holidays. We do not take reservations. Visitors traveling to the park should check the Travis County Milton Reimers Ranch Park web page for the most up to date information on closure.

Restrooms Closed for Repairs

The restrooms at Milton Reimers Ranch Park are currently closed for repairs. Portable toilets are available. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Now Charging Fees - Bring Cash

Day Use Fees are now being charged for visitors to Milton Reimers Ranch Park. Please be sure to bring cash. We do not accept credit or debit cards.

Swimming Not Advised

Swimming at Reimers Ranch Park is not advised for the next few days. Flood waters have come from upriver and the river water is very dirty. Swift current and debris are also present.

Mountain Bike Trails Status

The mountain bike trails at Reimers Ranch Park are currently closed due to recent precipitation. They will reopen after they have thoroughly dried. There are other trails in the park open for biking.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Use

The basketball court remains closed at Richard Moya Park. Trails and playgrounds are open.

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

Campgrounds Closed

In response to COVID-19 concerns, camping is closed until further notice. Camping Reservations are unavailable at this time.

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

No Water Available

This park has no available water at this time. Please bring your own supply.

Limited Use

The BBQ pit and picnic tables are closed at Selma Hughes Park. The park is open to use of the open space.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Use

The basketball court remains closed at Southeast Metro Park. The trails and playgrounds are open.

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

Lake Travis Water Quality

Travis County Parks has received confirmation of the presence of cyanotoxins in algae from 10 sites around Lake Travis, including some of our parks. Cyanotoxins can be harmful to dogs and other animals when ingested. We strongly urge you to not allow your dog to play or eat the algae in the lake. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. Limited restroom facilities will be available. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Limited Use

The basketball court remains closed at Webberville Park. The trails, boat ramp, and playgrounds are open.

Limited Operations

We are still working on repairs resulting from the recent freezing weather. The park may not have access to restrooms or potable water while repairs are completed.

General info for visiting parks

When visiting the parks, visitors must use face coverings consistent with the Order governing Travis County facilities and the Rules issued by the Health Authority and adopted by the Travis County Commissioners Court, practice social distancing and bring their own hand sanitizer. The total number of park visitors may be limited. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness