General info for visiting parks

Currently due to the COVID-19 Risk-based guidelines there are some operational changes to the parks. For more detailed information and a list of open/closed parks: COVID-19 Preparedness

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Improved Camping - NO VACANY

Saturday, October 16, 2021

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.

Bob Wentz Park Capacity

Bob Wentz Park experiences large crowds during holiday weekends. When the park reaches capacity, it will close to all vehicular and pedestrian entry. Visitors traveling to the park should be aware of potential closure.

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. 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.

Limited Use

The pavilion remains closed at East Metro Park.

Guided Hikes Suspended

The Saturday morning guided hikes at Hamilton Pool Preserve are suspended until further notice.

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. Rocks have been falling from the cliffs above the trail. We continue to consult with geologists about this hazard.

Fully Booked Today

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

No Swimming

No swimming allowed at Hamilton Pool Preserve for the foreseeable future. Rocks have been falling at many locations in and around the pool. We are working with geologists to assess the hazard.

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.

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. 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.

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. 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.

Splash Pad Closed

The splash pad is currently out of order. We are working to get it up and running as soon as possible. 8/18/2021

Construction on Pecan St affecting entrance to the park

The construction on Pecan Street at SH 130 will resume on September 9, and be complete in early November. The timing of these phases are dependent on weather and other factors. During this road construction the park entrance on Killingsworth will be open from 7 am to closing seven days week. Thanks This is a breakdown of the Phases: • Phase 2, Step 1 (Starting September 9): Impact Way will fully close during this phase, and Sunlight Near Way will be open to right in/right out traffic only. Any traffic turning left onto or from Pecan Street must detour to Biltmore Avenue. An additional left turn lane will also be added on Biltmore Avenue permanently in the existing median to help reduce delays. • Phase 2, Step 2: The northbound lanes of Sunlight Near Way will close during this phase, with Impact Way reopening for right in/right out traffic only. Any left turning traffic must continue to detour to Biltmore Avenue. • Phase 3: This phase includes work on the westbound lanes

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

No Vacancy Dates - Improved Camping

The listed dates have already been fully booked for improved camping at Pace Bend Park October 15-17, 22-24, 29-31 and November 5-7, 12-14, 19-21

Now Charging Fees - Bring Cash

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

Reimers Ranch Park May Close When Overcrowded

Reimers Ranch Park may close to new visitors without warning if it becomes overcrowded. This sometimes happens 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 before arriving at the park. We update this web page as soon as we decide the park will close.

No Water Available

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

Lake Travis Water Quality

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. Please refer to Harmful Algal Blooms | LCRA for more information.

Limited Use

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

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

The LCRA and Travis County Parks continues to strongly encourage people to avoid contact with alga and to keep their dogs from ingesting or playing in algae in Lake Travis. 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.