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Wimberley is a small city in Hays County, Texas, set in the rolling, juniper- and oak-covered hills of the Texas Hill Country along Cypress Creek. Named for Pleasant Wimberley, who operated a gristmill and cotton gin there in the 1870s, the town grew out of a rural ranching settlement and retains much of that pastoral character today. Its location at the confluence of Cypress Creek and the Blanco River, about 28 miles southwest of Austin, has made it a favored Hill Country retreat and, increasingly, a home base for people drawn to the region's natural beauty. Water is central to Wimberley's identity. The town sits atop the Trinity Aquifer, and its spring-fed waterways include Cypress Creek, fed in part by Jacob's Well, a deep artesian spring that has long been a celebrated swimming and diving site. The Blue Hole, a shaded swimming spot on the creek, is another local landmark, and both have been protected through parks and conservation efforts. The Wimberley Valley Watershed Association, formed by local landowners in 1996, works to safeguard Jacob's Well, Cypress Creek, and the region's water resources — a priority that reflects the community's deep connection to the landscape. Culturally, Wimberley is best known for Wimberley Market Days, a massive outdoor market held the first Saturday of the month for much of the year on the Lions Club grounds, drawing vendors and shoppers from across the region. The downtown area along the creek and nearby ranch roads holds galleries, shops, and cafés, giving the town a relaxed, arts-and-outdoors character. Wimberley suits those seeking Hill Country scenery, spring-fed swimming, and a slower pace, with Austin and San Antonio close enough for commuting, culture, and air travel. Its small population and ranching backdrop distinguish it from the faster-growing suburbs along the Interstate 35 corridor.

Population 2,839

County Hays County

Active Listings 613

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Frequently Asked Questions

What county is Wimberley, Texas in?

Wimberley is located in Hays County, Texas, in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. The town sits along Cypress Creek, about 28 miles southwest of Austin and roughly 45 miles north of San Antonio.

What is Wimberley, Texas known for?

Wimberley is known for its spring-fed swimming holes, including Jacob's Well and the Blue Hole on Cypress Creek, and for Wimberley Market Days, one of the largest outdoor markets in Texas. The town is also recognized for its Hill Country scenery and conservation efforts.

What school district serves Wimberley, Texas?

Wimberley is served by Wimberley Independent School District, which operates Blue Hole Primary, Jacob's Well Elementary, Danforth Junior High, and Wimberley High School. Texas State University in San Marcos is also nearby for higher education.

How far is Wimberley from Austin and San Antonio?

Wimberley is about 28 miles southwest of Austin and roughly 45 miles north of San Antonio. It is a car-dependent town with no freeway access of its own, so commutes to either metro area generally take about 45 minutes to an hour.

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