Pedernales Falls State Park

• Manda B
  
  
  (October 24, 2022, 11:21 am)

  Perfect for the family! There hasn't been much rain lately, so the falls were pretty dry. Also, the Blue-Green Algae was abundant and you couldn't get in the water. However, it was still a lovely site to see. Nice shaded picnic area and lots of trails if you need to get a good hike in. It is only $6 for adults and if the kiddos are under 12 they are free! We went on a weekday so it was less crowded than weekends. I would suggest buying passes online prior to visiting.

• Airwrecka Chat
  
  
  (September 21, 2022, 4:21 pm)

  Took the family here for a day trip to hike and see the falls. We had a blast, it's so pretty and serene. Very quiet. Some trails were very easy, even partly paved, others more strenuous but my 3 year old did it. Even though we are in a drought, the water was still moving nicely, we even jumped in for a dip at the end of our hike. We will definitely be back.

• Anastasia Cherkasova
  
  
  (July 2, 2022, 9:24 am)

  This is really a beautiful place. Picturesque waterfall. It is big enough to walk or bike, you will need a few days to see all its trails. During this dry season the river is very shallow and calm, unlike last year's same dates, but anyway we had a lot of fun.
  And, of course, fruitful wildlife! Raccoons, armadillos, deer, many different kinds of colorful birds and fish. the bird blind is well designed. And in the star theater we saw a stunning sunset.

• Jason Oneal
  
  
  (February 2, 2022, 4:38 pm)

  This is a great park with many trails passing through woods, fields and of course the river area. Can be crowded. Swimming is allowed down river and I hear lovely though personally I have not done it. Been here many times and I recommend outside if peak summer because you can bake like a potato. Best advice if you are interested in river is to time a trip after seasonal rain.

• Traveling With Spice
  
  
  (December 25, 2021, 4:41 pm)

  We went for a short hike, really loved this place. Visitors need to get reservations in advance because they don't have enough parking for the crowds. The facilities crew does a really good job keeping up the maintenance The trails are nicely mixed with rocky, sandy, flat, and hilly. Beautiful view, plan a visit if nearby and better if its during the rainy season then the falls would be awesome. You can hike down to the falls. If you are coming to Austin or bear by cities, plan a trip to this park for day trip or camping, you will not get disappointed. 👍👍👍.

Pedernales Falls State Park - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

Here at Pedernales Falls State Park, you can camp, hike, mountain bike, picnic, geocache, bird watch and ride horses. On the river, you can swim, wade, tube or fish. ... (830) 868-7304. Pedernales.Falls@tpwd.texas.gov. For iPhone Maps: 2585 Park Road 6026 Cypress Mill, TX 78636 Make reservations online. Reserve by phone: ...

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PARK PHONE NUMBER: 830-868-7304. EMAIL ADDRESS: Pedernales.Falls@tpwd.texas.gov. Notes. Overnight customers with reservations who will be arriving after 4:30pm, must call the office at 830-868-7304 before 4:30pm on the day of their scheduled arrival to obtain the gate code for after-hours entry. Gates currently close at 10:00pm.

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April 21, 2023 - Phone lines are down at Pedernales Falls State Park, please contact Pedernales.Falls@tpwd.texas.gov. July 20, 2023 - Campsites with electricity and water will be closed from October 1, 2023 through January 31, 2024 due to a wastewater treatment plant project. ... PARK PHONE NUMBER: 830-868-7304 EMAIL ADDRESS: Pedernales.Falls ...

Pedernales Falls State Park | Johnson City, TX - Visit Austin

Outdoors Pedernales Falls State Park Address: 2585 Park Road 6026, Johnson City, TX 78636 Telephone: (830) 868-7304

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Pedernales Falls State Park. Address. 2585 Park Rd 6026, Johnson City, TX 78636, USA. Phone +1 830-868-7304. Web Visit website. Just an hour outside of Austin, Pedernales Falls State Park offers a fantastic look at the best of the Texas Hill Country scenery: a crystal-clear river, limestone rock formations, a series of beautiful waterfalls and ...

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PEDERNALES FALLS STATE PARK. 2585 Park Road 6026. Johnson City, Texas 78636. (lat:30.3081 lon:-98.2577) Phone: 830-868-7304. View the Pedernales Falls from the scenic overlook at the north end of the park. Here, the river drops about 50 feet in elevation over a distance of 3,000 feet. Water cascades over tilted, layered stair steps of limestone.

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Here at Pedernales Falls State Park, you can camp, hike, mountain bike, picnic, geocache, bird watch and ride horses. On the river, you can swim, wade, tube or fish. Look for local wildlife and plants at the bird blind and butterfly garden. Swimming. Access to the swimming area is a strenuous 1/4-mile (or more) hike, and includes steep rock ...