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Night Sky & Stargazing at Wimberley Parks - San Antonio

Night Sky & Stargazing at Wimberley Parks

Wimberleyeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Casual, no special fitness required

Overview

Experience the magic of the night sky at Blue Hole Regional Park’s Star Party in Wimberley. Join expert-guided stargazing and learn about constellations in this peaceful Hill Country setting.

Wimberley, Texas

Star Party

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About This Adventure

Join us for a magical evening at the Star Party in Blue Hole Regional Park, where you can marvel at the night sky with expert guidance from the Texas State Astronomy Club. Enjoy captivating presentations, stargazing through telescopes, and the company of friends and family in a stunning Hill Country setting.

About

Bring your family and friends to our Star Party event at Blue Hole Regional Park. Participants will enjoy an evening of stargazing in the Hill Country and fascinating presentations by the Wimberley Dark Sky Committee. The Texas State Astronomy Club will be sharing their telescopes and knowledge with us for the night.

You are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or a blanket, a picnic, and a flashlight.

Event is weather permitting, including heavy cloud coverage. For any questions or for more information please email parks@cityofwimberley.com

For more information about The Texas State Astronomy Club, please visit: https://www.astrotxst.org/

Dates

Saturday April 13th Saturday October 5th

Time

7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Price

FREE! Registration not required.

Location

Blue Hole Regional Park Soccer Fields

Adventure Tips

Dress for the evening

Bring warm clothing and blankets as temperatures can drop after sunset.

Arrive early

Getting there early ensures a good spot and time to settle in before dark.

Bring a flashlight

Use red LED lights to preserve night vision while moving around.

Check the weather

Clear skies are essential for the best stargazing experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Bobwhite quail

History

Blue Hole Regional Park was established in the early 1990s and quickly became a local favorite for both recreation and conservation efforts.

Conservation

The park emphasizes preserving native flora and fauna, minimizing light pollution to protect the night sky, and maintaining the natural spring-fed ecosystem.

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Recommended Gear

Warm clothing

Essential

Keeps you comfortable during evening hours when temperatures drop.

fall|winter specific

Blankets or outdoor chairs

Essential

Provides comfort while stargazing.

fall|winter specific

Red flashlight

Essential

Preserves night vision while navigating in the dark.

Binoculars or telescope

Enhances your view of distant celestial objects.