- TripBuzz found 108 things to do with kids in or near Dripping Springs, Texas, including 96 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Austin, San Marcos, Canyon Lake and Wimberley.
- From Jump Wild to Magic Greens, the Dripping Springs area offers 84 different types of family activities, including: Farms & Ranches, Rock Climbing, Mini Golf and Trampoline Parks.
- Located in Central Texas, and a suburb of Austin, is the city of Dripping Springs. It's unusual name is derived from the local springs, which deliver a steady trickle of water. It's rocky creeks, rolling hills and abundant wildlife attract tourists year-round to enjoy the scenery and relaxation nature of the city. Other points of interest include dining on authentic Texas cuisine and visiting the local historical parks and museums.
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Featuring a Western themed village, Sister Creek Ranch offers visitors outdoor activities like horseback riding and hiking. The ranch also has a saloon with a pool table, drinks, and live entertainment.
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Measuring nearly six acres, Bark Park is a fenced canine recreation facility located in a pecan grove. The park provides drinking water, dog waste bags, benches, an agility course, double-gated entry and a separate small dog area.
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Managed and maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers, Lake Georgetown is a scenic lake that is a popular destination for boating, fishing, and camping. The lake is surrounded by a network of hiking and biking trails.
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Located along Hamilton Creek, Galloway & Hammond City Park features lighted baseball fields with bleachers and concession areas. It also has a zero-depth splash park as well as an 18-hole disc golf course.
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Visitors can view a collection of historical aircraft that include bombers, fighters, and transport planes at the Confederate Air Force. The museum works to acquire, preserve in flying condition, and restore American military combat aircraft.
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Mel's Lone Star Lanes has 40 bowling lanes, an arcade, party rooms, sports bar, and a grill. Children can bowl here because the facility has bumper bowling on every lane, while the more experienced bowler can compete in league bowling.
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At Fort Croghan, visitors can get an inside glimpse of pioneer life in the Civil War to Wild West time periods. The fort was built in 1849 and retains its original architecture and some historical artifacts.
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Now in phase 2, the San Gabriel Park - Creative Playscape was designed to provide an engaging and entertaining play area for kids with all different levels of physical and cognitive ability.
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Longhorn Cavern State Park opened to the public in 1938. Filled with a rich history, the cavern serves as a concert venue, is home to several CCC era historic structures, and provides several 1.5 to 3 hour walking tours.
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A city park located on 51 acres, Haley Nelson Park features an amphitheater for events along with soccer fields and a disc golf course. It also provides picnic areas, open areas and trails suitable for hiking.