Cypress Creek Nature Trail and Preserve connects the State Park to Wimberley Square; native plants line the path along the creek and where you will also see the second largest live oak tree in the county.

The City of Wimberley has developed 7.24 acres of land along Cypress Creek into a protected preserve and nature trail. This park is located immediately east of the Wimberley Square, bordered by Cypress Creek and Old Kyle Road. The park was acquired in 2001 by the City and features a walking trail along Cypress Creek connecting to Blue Hole Regional Park. At the time of the acquisition, a conservation easement was entered into between the City of Wimberley and the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association.

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You deserve the best accommodations in Wimberley. At Hotel Flora and Fauna, they provide a variety of pet-friendly and non pet-friendly rooms, a complimentary breakfast, and a variety of free amenities including a pool, hot tub, parking, cable television, and WiFi. For instance, they even have a Tesla charger!

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The Cypress Creek Nature Trail

The Cypress Creek Nature Trail

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