This is our favorite park to visit in the Dripping area. There are three different play grounds,…read moreswings and benches to sit at. It's usually clean and also has a pool that's open certain times of the year.

Pretty nice park, has soccer and baseball fields and a small playground and places to play…read morevolleyball and basketball. Fairly well managed and taken care of, has picnic tables to sit down at. Hidden away behind HEB in Dripping Springs. Good alternative for when Founders is really crowded.

Longhorn Caverns is a great place to go to see some natural Texas beauty. Our tour guide Emily was…read moreabsolutely amazing. She is extremely knowledgeable, confident, and has great puns! We lucked out and got her on a walking tour but you can normally find her on the Wild Cave Tours. My wife has severe anxiety, Emily was extremely understanding, helped her stay calm throughout the walking tour, and gave our family an unforgettable experience. I couldn't thank her enough for everything she did. I highly recommend checking out these Caves, and if you have the gumption to get muddy, spring for the Wild Cave Tour. Either way you go, it's a great experience!

Pictures don't do this place justice!…read more On this beautiful Saturday, I was seeking adventure! This tour is such an amazing deal. My tour guide Eryn was amazing and so funny. Caves are so interesting and there is so much to learn about them . Longhorn Cavern offer 3 different tour options. The cavern walking tour is just like a casual walking tour. The black light tour is where you wear hard hats and walk with a light. The Wild Cave tour is for the extreme explorers who are okay with tight spaces . I chose the cavern walking tour. I highly recommend shoes that have a tight grip. The gift shop has really good options for keepsakes. Also, if you get thirst drinks are available to purchase. I saw a section for pizza, but it was sold out. I had amazing time during my visit. The cave is beautiful and there is so much to see.

Ver neat and organized park. very safe to walk even after sunset. I go there as often as I can as…read moreit is very quiet and serene.

Large, clean and safe park. Very well maintained. We went in the evening and many people were there…read more- families, kids, adults. Few kids were selling fresh lemonade. There is also a dog park which is really nice. We walked around the large trail and it was very relaxing and the weather was beautiful which made it more enjoyable. Looking forward to returning.

Ummmm don't waste your time gas nor energy. This park has not been taken care of esthetically. It…read morelooked nothing like the photos. If it's the park behind the police station then yes, no thanks! That makes me even more confused that they would allow this park grass to grow above your ankles, when one of the employees in the station could simply cut the grass. But whatevs, I didn't get out of the car to investigate not to be bothered and or investigated myself by Bee Caves Police either. Lol j/k! But frfr do better city of Bee Caves y'all have it!

This is a pretty small sculpture garden. There are some neat things here but it's very small. You…read morecan walk the trail in like 5 minutes. Cool for photos but not much else. Though you can easily go to the mall that's right next to it. Parking at the park is small so keep that in mind.

Came to Ranch Park in Dripping Springs to see the Mayhem Monster Truck show. I've never been here…read moreand it's been ages since I've seen a monster truck show. Sounded like something fun to do after work. From the main road you can see a sign that says Ranch Park. Just follow the short road to get to the parking lot. There is a small dirt area you can park. Take the stairs down to the building. In front of the building there is parking, but on the side of the building there is even more parking. So, plenty of parking. There was a long line of people waiting to get in. But the line moved pretty fast. Didn't take long before I got inside. My ticket was a QR code on my phone. Easy to scan and go through. They did offer food once inside. Hot dogs, hamburgers, frito pie, IYKYK. Basic food. Nothing fancy. There was a small area where you could buy monster truck t-shirts, and light sticks for the kids. I think when you buy your ticket on line, you can also pay to ride in the monster truck. I think it was $15.00. And you ride in the bed of the truck in the back. The truck goes around in a circle a couple times. The truck named Tantrum was giving the rides. The show was from 6pm to 7:30pm I feel like it started later than that. Tantrum was still giving rides at 6:30pm. When the rides were over the trucks came out to introduce themselves. Then the national anthem. Then, that's when the show actually started. It was 4 monster trucks and 2 jumps. They went around in a circle, hit a couple jumps, and then let the next truck go. There was a motorcycle that came out and did a number of jumps. Pretty amazing the height he got. All in all, it was entertaining. I left a little early just to beat the traffic getting out of there. Worked out great. I am glad that I brought ear protection, just what I use when I'm at the gun range. And that worked out perfectly. Pretty much everyone there including lots of kids, all wore some kind of ear protection. Fun, entertaining night. Both young and mature.

Very cool space with occasional horses and roller derby on the new year! With lemonade stands and a…read moremasseuse too! Bathrooms are a little gross though

Maxwell trail is located off of 1826. The trail is approximately 5.25 miles; the Main (West) loop…read moreis approximately 3.25 miles and the Outer (East) Loop is approximately 2.0 miles. I discovered this trail when attending a trail run with East Side Beer runners. To access the trail, turn into the main driveway off FM 1826. Drive to the parking lot and you'll see an opening through a gate that leads to the trail head. There is limited parking available on site. There is a historical house and plaque about Mary Maxwell. Bikes are only allowed to ride clockwise, while hikers and those riding horses must use the trail in a counter clockwise direction. The trail had some technical sections with rocks and tree roots, but there were also some flat parts as well. A good portion of the trail was covered with grass so it was difficult to see rocks and other obstructions. I managed to finish the 5 mile run without injuring myself. The trail is pretty flat but there were a few portions that had some steps or a bit of elevation. Overall a good start trail for a mountain biker or trail runner.

It was a pretty trail, there wasn't enough tree cover. The grass was a bit high for runningread more