Cypress Creek Nature Trail and Preserve is a 7.24-acre, city-owned preserve immediately east of Wimberley Square, with a walking trail along Cypress Creek that connects to Blue Hole Regional Park.
Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort’s cabins and full‑hookup RV sites are about 8 minutes away by car.
Plan Your Visit
- Hours
- 8 a.m. to sunset, per Wimberley Parks & Recreation. The posted trail sign says dawn to dusk; for current hours, call Parks & Recreation at 512‑660‑9111.
- Address
- 107 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley, TX 78676. Google Maps directions
- Trails
- The posted sign names the Faultline, Creekside and Boy Scout trails.
- Rules
- Swimming is prohibited. Leash and clean up after your pets. No fishing, bicycles, camping, alcohol, smoking or drones. Fires, stoves and cooking are prohibited except at designated grills. Stay on designated trails; do not climb trees or boulders.
Sources: Wimberley Parks & Recreation and the City-posted trail sign, checked November 3, 2026. Hours and rules can change.
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Explore RV SitesPair It With More of Wimberley
Check swimming status and reservations in our Blue Hole Regional Park visitor guide, or visit Wimberley Square and Market Days.
Plan a hike at Jacob’s Well Natural Area (swimming closed as of November 3, 2026), visit Old Baldy Park, or browse the Wimberley area-attractions directory.
Cypress Creek FAQ
Where do you park for Cypress Creek Nature Trail and Preserve?
The current City visitor pages do not publish parking instructions.
How long is the Cypress Creek Nature Trail?
The City and Parks & Recreation pages do not publish an official trail length, surface or difficulty rating.
Are there restrooms at Cypress Creek Nature Preserve?
The official visitor pages do not say whether restrooms are available at the preserve.
Is there a fee or reservation for Cypress Creek Nature Preserve?
The current City visitor pages do not list an admission fee or reservation requirement. That does not confirm free entry.