When visiting Texas Hill Country, The Wimberley Square is the heart of it all. Quaint, centrally located, and full of character. The square is filled with a variety of retail shops, wine tasting rooms, a cafe, and a series of art galleries. There is even a candy store that is sure to satisfy kids of all ages. Set against the Blanco River, the weekends really come to life with live music, entertainment, and outdoor activities.

The Merchants

On the square, some of the most notable merchants include:

Whimsy – Offering fair-trade items like jewelry, soaps, clothing, and fairy garden items.

Ceremony – Explore the indoor/outdoor gardens and take home a succulent or unique house plant.

Kiss the Cook – Featuring everything for the novice cook to a gourmet chef.

The Wimberley Cafe – Serving breakfast and lunch 7-days a week.

Gold Dust Boutique – Handmade treasures including jewelry, accessories, and home goods.

Candy Cottage – Enticing all with a wide selection of fudge, taffy, popcorn, and candy.

Annie James Boutique – Clothing and accessories for all ages in the Lumberyard.

Chill’s on the Creek – Sit and enjoy food and drink while looking at Cypress Creek.

and so much more…

Visiting Wimberley

To get to Wimberley from Austin, there are several scenic routes that you can take make the most of your trip. You can take I-35 and get there in under 45 minutes, but we always recommend the back roads drive through Dripping Springs for the best experience. Once you arrive in Wimberley, there is plenty of parking in the square, or just up the street on Old Kyle Road. Be sure to check out the radio station (KWVH) as you pass by.

Go on your very own mapped treasure hunt for the day. This project is sponsored by the Wimberley Valley Arts & Cultural Alliance. Local artists have painted nearly 50 various themed boots that are located throughout the village, one of them is located at the entrance of Old Glory Ranch! Visit the website to get a copy of the map.

See a glass-blowing demonstration and learn how these artists create these hot and unique items.

Located in beautiful Dripping Springs, they offer tasting and mill tours. Visit the website to get the latest information.

One of Texas' famous swimming holes located on beautiful Cypress Creek. The park is open year round. Information and reservations can be made online at: https://www.cityofwimberley.com/289/Swimming-Reservations

Stroll along the banks of beautiful Cypress Creek on this trail developed by the City of Wimberley. https://www.cityofwimberley.com/Facilities/Facility/Details/Cypress-Creek-Nature-Trail-Preserve-3

Famed artisan spring that offers stunning views, an interesting history, and very cool swimming. Reservations and information can be found online.

Feel like getting out for a beautiful drive? Enjoy one of Wimberley's very relaxing scenic drives along the "Devil's Backbone" on Highway 32 from Junction at Ranch Road 12 to the town of Blanco.

See the beautiful Texas Hill Country by horseback.

Enjoy the gorgeous San Marcos River by day or night with experienced guides leading the way in clear kayaks.

Have an adventure seeing the Hill Country from the air in a whole new way!

Step underground for some amazing sights below the Texas Hill Country.

The Wimberley Players bring theatre and entertainment to town at the Wimberley Playhouse.

A Western Town of the 1880's located at the modern 7A Ranch. Check out the Cowboy Museum, ice cream parlor, and arcade after enjoying a scenic ride on the Pioneer Express Rail Road.

Step into the past at this unique museum full of amazing things from the past.

The Refuge is a 1.8 acre haven for local and migrating birds, other wildlife, insects, and native plants of the Wimberly area. Located adjacent to the Wimberley Community Center.