Hoops at Blue Hole: Sunlit Outdoor Court in Wimberley

WIMBERLEY SPORTS FIELD GUIDE

Hoops at Blue Hole: Sunlit Outdoor Court in Wimberley

An outdoor basketball court set in Blue Hole Regional Park — this guide outlines the court’s setting, on-site amenities, rules and rental basics so you can plan a visit or private booking.

Hoops at Blue Hole: Sunlit Outdoor Court in Wimberley.

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Wimberley
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City of Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department
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Sports
Robert Eric Crews
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Located in the heart of Blue Hole Regional Park’s recreation loop, the Basketball Court is a pristine outdoor space that invites players of all levels to shoot hoops and stage friendly games. The facility is designed for casual play and group gatherings, framed by the park’s natural setting and available for reservation when not in public use.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETTING

Sunlit outdoor court at Blue Hole Regional Park

A well-kept outdoor court positioned on the park’s recreation loop offers a straightforward, open-air place to play—an inviting spot to bring friends and practice shots amid the park’s scenery.

THE FACILITIES

Nearby restrooms and parking, accessible design

Amenities include restrooms approximately 20 feet away, parking roughly 50 feet away, and ADA accessibility; there is no on-site power or covered area.

THE RULES

Clear restrictions for safe, family-friendly use

The park enforces a set of important rules—no glass containers or alcohol, no smoking or vaping, and no fireworks or confetti—as well as prohibitions on tree climbing and affixing decorations to vegetation; during private facility rentals, staff post signage indicating the area is closed to the public.

What the day feels like

What the visit feels like

A visit is centered on straightforward play: arrive, pick up a ball, and take advantage of an outdoor court maintained for games and practices within Blue Hole Regional Park’s recreation loop. Whether you’re there for pickup games or a reserved event, the setting is primarily functional—open-air court access with nearby support facilities.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who the court is best suited for — and what to keep in mind.

1
Active FamiliesGood option for family outings and youth play; park rules prohibit alcohol, smoking and fireworks, which supports a family-friendly environment.
2
Casual Players & Pickup CrewsIdeal for ad-hoc games and practices when the court isn’t reserved; groups should respect the rules prohibiting glass, alcohol, and smoking.
3
Event PlannersPrivate reservations are possible, but organizers must follow restrictions such as no fireworks or affixing decorations to trees and should expect park staff to post closure signage during rentals.
4
Youth Groups & CampsAppropriate for youth programming with supervision, provided leaders enforce park rules (no tree climbing and no hazardous items like glass or fireworks).

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Facilities & Accessibility

Restrooms are available about 20 feet away; the site is ADA accessible. There is parking approximately 50 feet from the court.

On-site infrastructure

There is no power at the court and no covered area on the immediate site.

Booking & Use

Facilities are available when the park is open unless they are reserved; during private facility rentals, staff will post signage indicating the area is closed to the public.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Can I reserve the basketball court?

Yes — the court can be reserved; during private facility rentals, park staff will set up signage indicating the area is closed for the event.

How long can I book the court for?

Bookings are hourly with a minimum of 2 hours.

When is the court available to the public?

Facilities are available when the park is open: 8 a.m. to sunset every day except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, unless already reserved.

Are there restrooms and parking nearby?

Yes — restrooms are approximately 20 feet from the court and parking is roughly 50 feet away.

What activities or items are prohibited at the court?

Park rules prohibit glass containers or alcohol, smoking or vaping, fireworks/sparklers/piñatas/confetti, tree jumping/climbing, and fixing decorations to trees or vegetation; also, do not park in grass.