Under Cypress Creek Skies: Camping the Blue Hole Swim Lawn

WIMBERLEY LODGING FIELD GUIDE

Under Cypress Creek Skies: Camping the Blue Hole Swim Lawn

An overnight Creekside Campout at Blue Hole Regional Park beside Cypress Creek—this guide distills the logistics, rules, and practical gear notes you need to arrive prepared.

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Under Cypress Creek Skies: Camping the Blue Hole Swim Lawn.

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Wimberley
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City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department
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Robert Eric Crews
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Escape to the banks of Cypress Creek for a single night of camping at Blue Hole Regional Park: an organized Creekside Campout that pairs an evening campfire and stargazing with a relaxed, family-friendly setting on the swim lawn.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CAMPFIRE

Campfire and S’mores on the Swim Lawn

Attendees gather around a shared campfire in the evening; s’mores materials are provided while campers supply their own meals and cooking gear.

THE NIGHT SKY

Stargazing Beside Cypress Creek

The event emphasizes an evening of stargazing beside Cypress Creek, offering a chance to unplug and enjoy a creekside night under the stars.

THE SETTING

Blue Hole Regional Park Swim Lawn

Camping takes place on the Blue Hole swim lawn, an exclusive, organized overnight opportunity run by the City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department.

What the day feels like

What the Creekside Campout Feels Like

A short, structured overnight: check in at the swim lawn in the afternoon, set up tents on the lawn, share an evening campfire with provided s’mores materials, then wake to a creekside morning and depart by late morning the following day.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this campout suits—and who should think twice.

1
Families with childrenAll ages are welcome, making this a straightforward overnight choice for families; note the maximum of 5 people per tent and the park’s no-pets-on-the-swim-lawn rule.
2
Small groupsGroups that can organize into tents of five people or fewer will fit the event’s capacity limits; the $30 per tent fee keeps costs simple for shared pitching.
3
Solo campers and couplesSolo travelers and couples can expect a short, managed overnight experience with communal evening activities; bring your own meals and utensils.
4
Pet owners & those wanting on-site alcohol or fishingThis event is not suitable for visitors planning to bring pets onto the swim lawn or to consume alcohol, smoke/vape, or fish—those activities are explicitly prohibited at Blue Hole Regional Park.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Dates

The campout runs on two weekend dates (Saturday–Sunday, March 16–17 and November 16–17). Check in begins at 3 p.m. on Saturday and check out is by 11 a.m. on Sunday; meet at the Blue Hole Regional Park swim lawn.

What to Bring

Campers must bring their own meals and cooking utensils; s’mores materials will be provided. Bring standard camp bedding, shelter, and any personal items you need for an overnight stay.

Cost & Booking

Price is $30 per tent; the event is run by the City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department and takes place on the Blue Hole swim lawn.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Do I need to bring food?

Yes. You must bring your own meals and cooking utensils; s’mores materials will be provided.

When can I check in and when must I leave?

Check in begins at 3 p.m. on Saturday and check out is by 11 a.m. on Sunday.

Where do we meet for the campout?

The meeting and camping location is the Blue Hole Regional Park swim lawn.

Are pets allowed?

No. Pets are not allowed on the swim lawn.

Is alcohol or smoking permitted?

No. Alcohol, smoking/vaping, and fishing are prohibited at Blue Hole Regional Park.

How many people can sleep in a tent?

Maximum 5 people per tent.

What is the cost to attend?

The price is $30 per tent.