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Primitive Camping at Blue Hole Regional Park with City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department - Austin

Primitive Camping at Blue Hole Regional Park with City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department

Wimberleyeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

Overnight or multi-day

Fitness Level

Casual outdoor fitness is sufficient; hiking and setting up camp are straightforward

Overview

Experience the rustic serenity of Blue Hole Regional Park’s Primitive Camping Area near Wimberley. Perfect for scout groups and outdoor lovers, this secluded camp offers a genuine wilderness escape in Texas Hill Country.

Wimberley, Texas

Primitive Camping Area

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About This Adventure

Discover the exclusive Primitive Camping Area at Blue Hole Regional Park, designed solely for scout groups. Enjoy 10 secluded campsites where you can bond with nature and each other under the stars. Create unforgettable memories in this rustic setting, perfect for adventure and camaraderie away from modern distractions.

Primitive Camping Area Rental

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Only Available to Scout Groups!

Experience the secluded charm of our exclusive Primitive Camping Area at Blue Hole Regional Park. With 10 campsites reserved solely for scout groups, immerse yourselves in nature's embrace and forging lasting bonds under starlit skies. Unplug and create cherished memories amidst the rustic allure of our captivating camping destination.

This facility rental does not include access to the swimming area. Swimming reservations may be purchased concurrently with the camping reservation.

The nearest restrooms are approximately 900 feet from the campsites and will be available 24/7 during the reservation. Restrooms do not have showers. The front gate at the park will be closed and locked nightly at sunset. Scout leaders will be given the gate code in case of emergency.

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Details

  • 10 campsites total
  • The cost of the reservation includes all 10 campsites. This area can fit up to 50 people.
  • $70 per night for Non-Residents
  • $50 per night for Wimberley Residents

Amenities

  • Power - NO
  • Restrooms - YES ~900 feet away
  • Covered area - NO
  • Parking - YES ~150 feet away
  • ADA accessible - YES

Duration

Booked Daily Check in between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Check out between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Maximum Capacity

50 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 ground fires.
  • No glass containers or alcohol.
  • No smoking or vaping.
  • Pets (of any nature) are not allowed to camp overnight.
  • No fireworks/sparklers, piñatas, or confetti.
  • Tree jumping/climbing will not be tolerated.
  • No fishing.

Check the Hays County Fire Marshal website for information regarding burn bans. Grills may not be used during an active burn ban. If Hays County is not in a burn ban, charcoal grills may be used.

Water fountains are available for use attached to the restroom buildings, but please bring any additional water if needed.

Adventure Tips

Bring your own firewood

Firewood may not be available on-site, so pack enough for campfire evenings.

Wear sturdy hiking shoes

Trails around the campsite include uneven terrain; sturdy footwear is recommended.

Practice Leave No Trace

Help preserve the natural beauty by minimizing your impact on the environment.

Check weather forecast

Weather can change quickly in the region; plan accordingly for rain or high heat.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • white-tailed deer
  • great blue herons

History

Blue Hole was historically a popular swimming spot since the early 20th century, cherished by local communities.

Conservation

The park actively manages invasive species and promotes Leave No Trace principles to keep its ecosystems healthy.

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Recommended Gear

Tent and sleeping bags

Essential

Provides shelter and comfort for a night under the stars.

Headlamp or flashlight

Essential

Necessary for navigating the campsite after dark.

Camp kitchen supplies

Useful for preparing meals around the campfire or portable stove.

Weather-appropriate clothing

Essential

Ensure comfort and safety across varied Texas weather.

spring;summer;fall;winter specific