Wimberley started as a trading post settlement near Cypress Creek in 1848, the year Hays County was organized. After William Carvin Winters built a gristmill at the site in 1856, it took on the name “Winters’ Mill”. After Winters’ death in 1864, successive resident millers were his son-in-law, John Cude, and in 1874, Pleasant Wimberley, whose successful management lasted over 20 years.

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Wimberley Square at 14015 RR 12. Set beneath the trees and overlooking Cypress Creek. Roasted Creole Blue Crab Fingers; Gulf Coast Oysters; Low Country Shrimp Boil; Southern Charcuterie; Green Chili Queso; Hot Honey Chicken Biscuit Bites; Creole House-Fried Pork Rind Nachos; NOLA BBQ Shrimp; Mexican Street Tacos

Welcome to Wimberley Market Days, the Texas Hill Country’s largest outdoor market, with 490 booths on 20 oak shaded acres. Over 200 volunteers from the Wimberley Lions Club and local civic organizations provide their time and resources to make each Market Day possible.

Prepare for highflying fun as you harness up and glide through the air on this thrilling, action packed zipline adventure. Experience a rush as you soar over canyons and creeks with breathtaking 15-mile views of the Wimberley Valley. Your adventure will begin with trained guides leading you on a walking tour. Your adventure continues as you experience Texas Hill Country beauty as never seen before, while soaring through a series of ten zipline crossings.

OPEN DAILY 10am - 6pm Thursday - Sunday 11:30am - 5:30pm Come enjoy our wine, food, and the grounds!

Cypress Creek's head waters is at a JACOBS WELL, it flows through BLUE HOLE and the WIMBERLEY SQUARE then into BLANCO RIVER.

Gold Dust Boutique offers jewelry, accessories, and home goods that are handmade locally and globally. We feature our own jewelry line designed and handcrafted in-house. Our designs are inspired by nature and include natural elements such as leather, feathers, crystals, and bone. Our shop is a magical collection of all things unique and beautiful. From ornately carved buffalo skulls and Indonesian feather wall art to Navajo-inspired bags and artisan baby clothes.

Quaint shops and fun finds are in The Quarter located by Cypress Creek.

Open Wednesday – Sunday 11am – 11pm. Closed Monday & Tuesday

Jacob's Well is an ecological treasure in the Wimberley Valley. The source of Cypress Creek, Jacob's Well is both an artisan spring and one of the longest caves in Texas. Weekly tours are available.

Big Daddy Cypress Tree on the Wimberley Square