Wimberley Market Day
The Hill Country's largest outdoor market, with about 490 booths on 20 oak-shaded acres. Held the first Saturday of the month, March through December, rain or shine.
The Hill Country's largest outdoor market, with about 490 booths on 20 oak-shaded acres. Held the first Saturday of the month, March through December, rain or shine.
The final Market Day of the year — about 490 booths on 20 oak-shaded acres, rain or shine.
Swim the crystal-clear artesian spring at Jacob's Well, just up the road. Summer swimming is by reservation only — book ahead before you go.
Minutes from the house, one of Texas's biggest small-town rodeos runs three nights over the July 4th holiday — the Lone Star Cowgirls, precision riders, and fireworks to close each night.
Walk to the Square for an old-fashioned Independence Day parade — marching bands, classic cars, and the whole town in red, white, and blue. Bring a lawn chair and grab a shady spot early.
Wimberley's beloved spring-fed swimming hole is just minutes away, shaded by old-growth cypress on Cypress Creek. Timed reservations are recommended on summer weekends.
The Hill Country's largest outdoor market is right here in Wimberley — 400+ booths of antiques, art, handmade goods, and local food under the oaks at Lions Field. First Saturday, 7am–4pm.