Parks & Outdoor

Williamson County’s Berry Springs Park and Preserve is located on 300-acres along Berry Springs between I.H. 35 and C.R. 152 with the main entrance off of C.R. 152. Berry Springs Park and Preserve is utilized for passive recreational uses including camping, hiking and fishing. The park features a 2.5 mile hike/bike trail that will eventually connect to Georgetown Parks and Recreation trails. For camping and pavilion, plus history at Berry Springs please visit our website!

Main Entrance: 1801 C.R. 152
512.260.4283
http://wilcogov.org/parks/parks/index.html

Blue Hole is a scenic lagoon on the South San Gabriel River. The entrance to Blue Hole Park is located at Second Street and Rock Street, one block west of N. Austin Avenue. This scenic park lined by limestone bluffs is a good wading spot to cool down a little bit in the summer. For more information and driving directions, click on link below.


(512) 930-3595
http://parks.georgetown.org/

Cedar Breaks Park is located on the south side of Georgetown Lake, which is located in the hill country area of Texas approximately 25 miles north of Austin. The park is aptly named for the abundance of cedar (Ashe Juniper) present. Cedar Breaks offers 64 campsites with water and 30amp/20amp electrical hookups, and 2 group shelters. Additional amenities include hot showers, a dump station, boat ramp, fishing docks, and a 16-mile hiking trail with a variety of scenery. Drive west on Williams Drive (RM 2338) and take a left at D.B. Wood Road. Go across the bridge and take a right at Cedar Breaks Road.

Cedar Breaks Road
(512) 930-5253

Williamson County’s first six commissioners met here under a stately oak tree in May 1848 to choose a location for the county seat. George Washington Glasscock offered to donate the land he owned jointly with Thomas B. Huling as a site for the county seat. The land was bounded by the oak tree at one corner and the San Gabriel River to the north and west. The commissioners named the town Georgetown in Glasscock’s honor.

811 Main Street

Nestled among the trees lining the North San Gabriel River, the course consists of many low team elements, 22 new and exciting high elements (including parallel zip-lines), and two climbing walls. Our course is open year round to accommodate your team building needs, special event, or corporate training schedule. We can also provide special skill workshops including rock climbing or rappelling. The 4-hour program includes: a team assessment of needs prior to the event and four hours of our lower team building initiatives. These activities present the group with a base of discussion for how to improve the productivity and quality of the group.

*Prices vary due to group size, activities, etc.
(512) 931-2644
http://www.georgetownparks.org/facilities/challengecourse.php

The Georgetown Parks and Recreation Department has more than 7 miles of hike and bike trails along the North and South San Gabriel Rivers. There is a 1.7-mile granite trail that loops around San Gabriel Park. On the North San Gabriel River, there is a 5.6-mile trail that goes from San Gabriel Park to Lake Georgetown. On the South San Gabriel River, there is a one-mile lighted concrete trail that starts at San Gabriel Park and goes to Blue Hole Park.


(512) 930-3595
http://parks.georgetown.org/parks

Jim Hogg Park is located on the north side of Georgetown Lake, which is located in the hill country area of Texas approximately 25 miles north of Austin. The park was named for former Texas Governor Jim Hogg. Visitors enjoy camping, fishing, boating, picnicking, and all nature has to share. Jim Hogg Park offers 148 campsites with water and 30amp/20 amp electrical hookups. Additional ammenities include hot showers, a dump station, a boat ramp, fishing docks, and public telephones. Drive west on Williams Drive, past Sun City a quarter of a mile and take a left on Jim Hogg Road. Go straight to arrive at the park.

Jim Hogg Road
512) 930-5253

For the more serious angler or water enthusiast, this 1200 acre lake offers boating, skiing, fishing, four separate camping areas, a wildlife preserve and 16 miles of hiking trails. Cedar Breaks Park and Jim Hogg Park have boat ramps and camping facilities with RV hook-ups and restrooms with showers. Russell Park has both a camping and swimming area, a boat ramp and restrooms with showers. Tejas Park offers primitive camping and picnic areas. Fishing is some of the best in the region, with small and largemouth bass, white bass, flathead and channel cat.

Off Williams Drive/Andice Rd
(512) 930-5253
http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/georgetown/

Keep driving west on Williams Drive, past Sun City approximately a mile, then take a left on Ranch Road 3405. Go almost a mile, then take a left on County Road 262, to arrive at Russell Park. Two boat ramps and 70 covered picnic areas are available with barbecue pits and a swimming beach. Open April 1 - September 30th 6 a.m. till dusk.

Russell Park Road
(512) 930-5253

Meandering right through the very heart of Georgetown is the San Gabriel River. What better place to find one of the most beautiful parks in the State of Texas. San Gabriel Park is graced with 200 year-old oak trees that offer the shade of their branches to family picnics, games of touch football or Frisbee, concerts, festivals, canoeing, swimming and, well, a lazy day of fishing. For driving directions, or information on reserving areas, click on the link below.



http://parks.georgetown.org/parks/

Set in beautiful San Gabriel Park, the Sunken Gardens are available for rental for weddings and other social events.

445 E. Morrow
(512) 930-3595
http://parks.georgetown.org/