Overview

Enjoy the beauty of Enchanted Rock State Natural Area. Campsites are located near the shower building, with water faucets nearby. Some sites have shade shelters over the picnic table. Campsites are 25 to 100 yards from the parking area. No RVs, pop-ups, or vehicle camping is allowed. The primitive campsites, Moss Lake (eight sites) and Walnut Springs (12 sites) are a one to three mile hike over rugged terrain. The park charges an excess vehicle fee of $6 per car, per night, for each vehicle over two per campsite. No ash-producing fires are permitted in this area. You may use containerized fuel stoves that can be turned off for cooking. Please note that the TPWD reservation system is now active. You can go online (or call 512-389-8900) and make a reservation for a "save the day pass" up to 30 days before your arrival date so that you won't have to wait in line and to ensure your entry to the park!

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Jan 24 — Jun 27

Guided Summit Hike at Enchanted Rock

Join a ranger or volunteer each Saturday for a morning hike on Enchanted Rock's most popular trail. Come see why the most popular trail brings in crowds from around the world. Rangers and/or volunteers will lead a guided hike to the top of Enchanted Rock on our 0.8-mile Summit Trail. This challenging trail climbs 425 feet in elevation and features many unique geologic features, as well as beautiful panoramic views of the park and surrounding Llano Uplift. Meet at the gazebo at the Summit Trailhead. Be sure to bring hiking boots or shoes with good tread, water, binoculars and sunscreen.

All programs are subject to cancellation due to weather or emergency. In the case of rainfall or wet conditions on the granite, Summit Trail will close, and the guided Summit Hike will be cancelled.

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January is when Fredericksburg really shows its personality and the town’s creative, music-loving, wine-sipping spirit comes alive. This is a month made for wandering Main Street, lingering over a glass of Texas wine, and discovering why Fredericksburg should be at the top of your travel bucket list this year.

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