easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with minimal walking over paved paths.
Discover the Overlook at Blue Hole Regional Park in Wimberley, TX—a quiet spot for small groups to take in breathtaking Hill Country views and unwind surrounded by nature.
Experience the tranquility of the Overlook at Blue Hole Regional Park, a stunning gathering spot for up to 15 people. Surrounded by nature, this serene vantage point offers breathtaking views and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for unwinding or celebrating special moments in a picturesque setting.
Perched atop the bluff at Blue Hole Regional Park, the Overlook stands as a serene vantage point where up to 15 people can gather to admire the breathtaking view of the swim lawn below. Seamlessly integrated with the natural landscape, this space offers a tranquil space to unwind, enveloped by the rustling leaves and distant sounds of water.
For wedding reservations, please contact eflocke@cityofwimberley.com before booking.
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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Booked Hourly Minimum of 2 Hours
20 People
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.
Please keep the following rules in mind before making a reservation.
The Overlook accommodates up to 15 people and is popular for private events, so plan ahead to secure your spot.
No glass, alcohol, smoking, or decorations on trees—help protect this natural area for future visitors.
Accessible parking is available about 550 feet from the Overlook; wear comfortable shoes for the short walk.
There is no covered area at the Overlook, so bring weather-appropriate gear for sun or rain.
Blue Hole Regional Park originated from local efforts to preserve natural swimming holes and waterways cherished by the Wimberley community.
The City of Wimberley emphasizes low-impact recreation and enforces strict rules to protect native flora and maintain water quality in the park.
Stay hydrated during warmer days while enjoying the overlook views.
summer specific
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are useful since there’s no shade cover.
summer|spring|fall specific
Wear sturdy shoes for walking on paved paths and parking areas.
A layer for cooler mornings and evenings, especially in cooler months.
fall|winter specific