Experience the Cozy Charm of Blue Hole Regional Park’s Fire Pit in Wimberley, Texas
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required; ideal for all ages and abilities.
Overview
Gather around the cozy fire pit at Blue Hole Regional Park in Wimberley, Texas, and enjoy a serene evening under towering cypress trees. Perfect for private events or a relaxing night outdoors, this fire pit offers warmth and atmosphere in a stunning natural setting.
Fire Pit
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About This Adventure
Experience the warmth of friendship around a cozy fire pit at Blue Hole Regional Park. Nestled among majestic cypress trees, this enchanting bonfire gathering invites you to create unforgettable memories. Enjoy a serene atmosphere, perfect for private events, while adhering to park rules for a safe and enjoyable experience.
About
Gather around our inviting Fire Pit near the Blue Hole Regional Park main offices, where camaraderie and lasting memories ignite. Unwind under the magnificent cypress trees and experience the enchanting magic of a bonfire gathering. Please note that renting the fire pit includes fire starter, wood, and matches.
Renting the fire pit is not allowed during Hays County Burn Bans or extremely windy weather.
During all private facility rentals, park staff will set up signage that lets the public know the area is closed for a private event.
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Amenities
- Power - NO
- Restrooms - YES ~20 feet away
- Covered area - NO
- Parking - YES ~375 feet away
- ADA accessible - YES
Duration
Booked Hourly Minimum of 2 Hours
Maximum Capacity
20 People
Availability
Unless the facility is already reserved, all facilities are available when the park is open. 8 a.m. to Sunset everyday except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Important Rules
Please keep the following rules in mind before making a reservation.
- No glass containers or alcohol.
- No smoking or vaping.
- No fireworks/sparklers, piñatas, or confetti.
- Tree jumping/climbing will not be tolerated.
- Do not fix decorations to trees or other vegetation.
- No parking in grass.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early to secure your spot
The fire pit is popular for evening events, so booking ahead or arriving early ensures you get a great space.
Bring firewood approved by the park
Check park regulations for permitted firewood to keep the fire safe and protect local ecology.
Observe all fire safety rules
Maintain control of the fire and attend to it at all times to ensure safety and avoid fines.
Dispose of all trash properly
Pack out all waste to help keep Blue Hole Regional Park pristine for future visitors.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue herons often fish in Cypress Creek at dusk.
- White-tailed deer are commonly spotted in the early morning near the fire pit area.
History
Blue Hole Regional Park, established in 1994, was developed to protect the natural swimming hole and Creek corridor vital to the region.
Conservation
Park rangers actively manage fire use to minimize environmental impact and encourage leave-no-trace practices during all activities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable seating
Bring portable chairs or blankets for comfortable seating around the fire pit.
Firewood (as per park guidelines)
Dry firewood keeps the fire burning safely and complies with park rules.
Warm clothing
Cool evening temperatures require warm layers, especially in fall and winter.
fall specific
Flashlight or headlamp
Useful for navigating the park safely after dark.