- The list below includes 111 free or cheap things to do in or near Dripping Springs, Texas, including 82 different types of inexpensive activities like Farms & Ranches, Mini Golf, Trampoline Parks and Breweries.
- From Milton Reimers Ranch Park to Hamilton Pool Preserve, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Dripping Springs and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Austin, San Marcos, Canyon Lake and Wimberley.
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35.7 Miles
Originally built to provide drinking water for area citizens, people can use Lake Pflugerville for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and other outdoor activities. The 180-acre reservoir also has a 3-mile walking trail and a pavilion.
35.8 Miles
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3400 E Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78665
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The Round Rock Express Baseball Club plays AAA minor league baseball, with home games at Dell Diamond. The stadium features a number of different seating options and packages, including suites, a pool area and party decks.
35.9 Miles
Opening in 1966 by the Army Corps of Engineers, the 8,230-acre Canyon Lake is designed to protect the cities below it from floods. Visitors find opportunities to boat, fish, and swim in the lake, while along its 80 miles of shoreline, people can camp, hike, picnic, and hunt.
35.9 Miles
Pflugerville's Falcon Pointe Splash Pad is a free splash park with a variety of areas and activities. The facility also features shaded and sheltered areas for parents to sit while their kids play.
36.3 Miles
With over 645 acres of recreation space, Old Settlers Park has space for disc golf, cricket, baseball, softball, and soccer. Two pavilions are available for rent with areas to barbecue and play a game of horseshoes.
37.4 Miles
It is estimated that the Inner Space Caverns are between 90 to 100 million years old, but was discovered in 1963 when Interstate 35 was being completed through the area. Visitors can take different levels of tours.
37.4 Miles
91%
2482 votes
26495 Natural Bridge Caverns Road, San Antonio, TX 78266
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At the Natural Bridge Caverns, visitors can pan for gemstones, go on one of three different cave tours 180 feet below the ground, and climb the canopy tower before ziplining to the bottom. Visitors entering the cave see soda straw' stalactites, cave ribbon, and welt and turnip shields.
37.7 Miles
91%
2372 votes
26495 Natural Bridge Caverns Road, Natural Bridge Caverns, South Padre Island, TX 78266
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The Natural Bridge Caverns of South Padre Island are a unique and awe-inspiring way to see some of Texas' natural beauty. The company offers various tours of caverns, located 108 feet below ground.
39.1 Miles
Serving as the region's youngest natural living cavern, the Cave without a Name is filled with newer formations of stalagmites, stalactites, cave drapery, and flowstones. The tour of the cave takes roughly 60 minutes and includes six formation rooms.