What is the maximum capacity of the Senior Lounge?

The Senior Lounge seats up to 44 guests comfortably, combining the main lounge and the adjoining library.

Is the kitchen equipped for catering?

Yes, the attached kitchen is included and suitable for meal preparation and food service during events.

When is the Senior Lounge available for rental?

It is available after 5:00 pm on weekdays and all day on weekends, subject to City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation scheduling.

Are alcohol beverages allowed at events here?

Beer, wine, and champagne are permitted with conditions, including securing a certified peace officer from Hays County and abiding by TABC regulations.

Can I store items in the lounge before or after my event?

Storage prior to or after the reserved rental time is not permitted in the Senior Lounge.

What cleaning responsibilities do renters have?

Renters must clean and vacate the space by 11:00 pm. The $100 deposit refunds depend on the facility’s condition after use.

Senior Lounge Rentals with City of Wimberley Parks & Rec

Located in the heart of Wimberley, Texas, the Senior Lounge offers an inviting, adaptable space managed by the City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department. Unlike the sweeping outdoor adventures typical of the Hill Country, this facility embraces a different kind of community connection—a versatile indoor venue where meaningful celebrations and memorable gatherings take center stage. This isn’t just a room; it’s a hub for local events ranging from baby showers and birthday parties to intimate club meetings or quiet afternoons in the adjoining library.

The Senior Lounge spans approximately 1,282 square feet and comfortably seats up to 44 guests, thoughtfully arranged with ten round tables upstairs and smaller tables in the attached library, making it ideal for any small-to-medium group. Its attached kitchen is a practical advantage, simplifying catering and group meal preparations without the hassle of offsite arrangements. The space is available after 5 p.m. on weekdays and all day weekends, fitting the schedules of local residents and visitors alike.

While it’s not a wilderness retreat, its connection to Wimberley’s reverence for community and nature means that the Lounge stands as an essential complement to outdoor pursuits. It’s perfect for adventurers looking to blend celebrations with the area’s natural beauty—book your getaway in the day and retreat to this welcoming spot by evening. Plus, the City’s strict facility policies ensure safety and respect for the space, keeping the environment clean, secure, and comfortable.

Wimberley itself is known for rugged limestone formations and scenic waterways like Cypress Creek, offering hiking, swimming, and wildlife watching nearby. After a day outdoors, the Senior Lounge provides a warm setting to share stories, relax, and plan the next day’s adventure. This facility highlights the balance between outdoor lifestyle and community gathering that defines the Wimberley experience.

About City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department

City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department manages public parks, facilities, programs, and events in Wimberley, Texas. The department operates Blue Hole Regional Park, Oak Park, and indoor community spaces such as the Cypress Room and Johnson Hall, and maintains amenities including pavilions, a swim lawn, playgrounds, picnic areas, a basketball court, sand volleyball court, and accessible trails. Public programs include monthly free guided hikes with themes like riparian systems and park history, seasonal Half Day Passes for swimming at Blue Hole (May through Labor Day), scout-only primitive camping with 10 campsites, and community fitness classes such as Zumba and Gentle Yoga. Signature events run by the department include the Star Party with the Texas State Astronomy Club, BOO! Hole Halloween and Haunted Trail at Blue Hole, Ride to End ALZ cycling fundraiser, Back To School Bash, Community Thanksgiving, Firefly Watch, and Friends of Wimberley Parks Concert Series. The department also manages event rental spaces: Oak Park Lawn (artificial turf for up to 100 guests), Cypress Room (432 sq ft for up to 25), Blue Hole Pavilion, Martha Knies Pavilion, Johnson Hall, Blanco Room, and amphitheater. Facilities support meetings, seminars, vendor stalls, and community gatherings.

As a municipal parks and recreation department, it focuses on safe, accessible outdoor and indoor experiences, stewardship of natural resources, and community programming. Reliable scheduling, seasonal details, ADA-accessible trails, and clear rental capacities help residents and visitors plan visits with confidence. Staff coordinate permits, maintenance, volunteer opportunities, and year-round public information for park users regularly.