Creekside Campout at Blue Hole: A Serene Camping Escape in Wimberley, Texas
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight or longer
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical demands for setting up camp and light exploring
Overview
Discover the tranquil Creekside Campout near Wimberley, Texas, where Cypress Creek’s gentle flow and a cozy campfire set the stage for an unforgettable night under the stars at Blue Hole Regional Park.
Creekside Campout
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About This Adventure
Escape to the tranquil beauty of nature at our Creekside Campout! Experience a magical night under the stars by Cypress Creek, complete with a cozy campfire and stargazing. This exclusive camping adventure at Blue Hole promises relaxation and connection, making it a memorable getaway for all ages.
About
Escape to nature at our Creekside Campout! Immerse yourself in a night of starlit serenity beside Cypress Creek. Enjoy a campfire, stargazing, and other activities. Unplug and unwind at this exclusive camping opportunity at Blue Hole.
You must bring your own meals and cooking utensils. S’mores materials will be provided.
Maximum 5 people per tent.
Alcohol, smoking/vaping, and fishing are prohibited at Blue Hole Regional Park. No pets are allowed on the swim lawn.
Date
Saturday and Sunday March 16-17 Saturday and Sunday November 16-17
Time
Check in begins 3 p.m. on Saturday Check out by 11 a.m. on Sunday
Price
$30 per tent All ages welcome!
Location
Blue Hole Regional Park Swim Lawn
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early to Secure a Prime Spot
Set up camp before sunset to get the best creekside location and enjoy ample daylight for exploring.
Bring Your Own Water and Supplies
Water sources are limited, so pack enough drinking water and snacks for your stay.
Respect Quiet Hours
Quiet hours typically begin at dusk—keep noise low to preserve the natural ambiance for all campers.
Use Leave No Trace Principles
Carry out all trash and minimize fire impact to help keep the Blue Hole area pristine.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Great blue herons
History
Blue Hole Regional Park was established in 1996 to conserve the natural springs and creek habitat vital to Wimberley's ecology.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace to preserve the creek’s fragile ecosystem and minimize human impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent with Good Ventilation
Prepares you for warm nights and mosquitoes common in spring.
spring specific
Sleeping Bag Rated for Mild Temperatures
Keeps you comfortable during warm Texas nights without overheating.
summer specific
Portable Camp Stove or Lightweight Cooking Gear
Allows easy meal prep when cooler weather calls for hot food.
fall specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Essential for nighttime navigation and safety around the campsite.
winter specific