We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
The Purpose of the Foundation
Our mission is to create a powerful community resource that increases awareness, engagement and community support for Travis County parks.
We invite residents, visitors, outdoor advocates, corporations and nonprofits to join us as we build community support for our parks.
Are you park people?
Join us in our love for the parks, and get involved in special events, activities and perks!
Upcoming Events and News
Community Stewards: Wildflower Seeding at Pace Bend Park
November 14, 2026Help bring more wildflowers to Pace Bend Park! Join us on Nov. 14 at 10:30 AM for a morning of hands-on volunteering as we spread wildflower seed across an acre of the park and learn about the importance of wildflowers for our parks’ ecological health. All ages are welcome!
Help Shape the Future of RGK Ranch and Reimers Ranch
November 04, 2026Have a say in the future of RGK Ranch and Reimers Ranch! Travis County Parks is developing vision plans for both parks, and we want to hear from you. Take the survey by Nov. 4 to share your ideas and help shape the future of these parks.
The Future of Our Parks
July 10, 2026The 2026–2036 Travis County Parks Comprehensive Plan outlines a vision for the future of parks, trails, greenways, and open spaces across the county. Explore the plan and the community input that helped shape its priorities and projects.
Explore the Comprehensive Plan StoryMap
Explore Our Parks
Our network of extraordinary parks are easily accessible and open to everyone.
Hamilton Pool Preserve
A unique natural area surrounds this pool, collapsed grotto and canyon, formed by thousands of years of water erosion. Lush plant communities, a variety of wildlife species and natural shelter attracted the area's first inhabitants. Cultural remains date back over 8,000 years.
Hippie Hollow Park
Hippie Hollow Park features a steep, rocky shoreline, with access to Lake Travis, and is the only clothing optional public park in Texas.
Northeast Metropolitan Park
Enjoy an atmosphere of serene picnic areas and trails, sleek skate park, lush green sports fields, and a world class BMX Track at Northeast Metro Park.
Mansfield Dam Park
Mansfield Dam Park offers beautiful views of Lake Travis where families can picnic, swim in our secluded cove, fish, and play and includes the largest public boat ramp on Lake Travis with an extensive scuba diving park.
Pace Bend Park
Pace Bend Park is popular for camping on the cliffs overlooking Lake Travis, swimming on a beach, boating, and exploring the Hill Country beauty with miles of hike, bike, and equestrian trails.
Southeast Metropolitan Park
Southeast Metropolitan Park is a community friendly park with athletic fields, playgrounds, exercise trails, and a little-known two-mile primitive hiking trail with views of the countryside and the city skyline.
Explore Our Programs
Park Stewards Program
Through hands-on service projects and educational workshops, we’re connecting community members with Travis County Parks and building the knowledge and skills to care for and champion the parks they love.
Greenways Initiative
Together with Travis County and regional partners, we’re building support for 70+ miles of connected greenways across eastern Travis County, creating more opportunities to access nature, walk, bike, and explore.