Hamilton Pool Preserve
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
Mansfield Dam Park
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
Reimers Ranch Park
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
Southeast Metropolitan Park
We invite everyone to join us in supporting our network of extraordinary Travis County Parks.
Upcoming Events and News
Explore the Stars at Hot Science – Cool Talks
September 18, 2026Join TCPF at UT Austin’s Hot Science – Cool Talks: Big Rivers on Mars! on September 18. Stop by our table during the “Cool Activities” to learn about the Night Sky Program and make your own stellar life cycle necklace. Then, at 7 p.m., explore what ancient rivers and floods on Mars reveal about the planet’s history and potential for life.
NASA’s International Observe the Moon Night
September 19, 2026Join us at Richard Moya Park for a free and family-friendly evening of stargazing and space themed activities. View the Moon, Saturn, and other celestial objects through telescopes and learn more about our solar system.
Register for free on Eventbrite
Travis County Parks on Sweep
August 17, 2026Planning to explore a Travis County Park? Official trail maps for ten parks are available through Sweep, a trail navigation app that provides real-time GPS and offline access. Visitors can use the app to view park trails, navigate while on the go, and access maps without cell service. Whether you’re visiting a new park or returning to a favorite, Sweep is another way to navigate your visit.
Scan the QR code to download the app and start exploring!
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!
Explore Our Programs
Greenway Initiative
Imagine a future where you can walk or bike on a trail from Pflugerville to San Antonio. Our Greenways Initiative partners to bring this vision to reality through 70 miles of connected greenways in eastern Travis County.
Park Stewards Program
Our Park Stewards Program empowers volunteers to become ambassadors for stewardship, conservation, and nature learning in our parks. Through volunteer service and ongoing learning, Park Stewards help preserve our parks and inspire others to care for the natural spaces we all share.
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.
Sandy Creek Park
Sandy Creek Park, nestled into the basin area of Lake Travis, is an ideal spot for swimming, nature walks, birding, camping, and fishing.
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.
Allen Park
Allen Park is a neighborhood park located in the Northwest Hills of Austin offering short hiking trails through Juniper and Oak woodland.