Bee Cave Central Park

Bee Cave, Texas has the parks, too! Bee Cave Central Park is located about a mile south of the intersection of RR 620 South and Bee Cave Parkway. Mr. Robert Baldwin made a gift of 50 acres as part of the Hill Country Galleria Development Agreement, which included a medium and small pavilion with playscapes and restrooms.

In Bee Cave City Parks, it’s unlawful to conduct commercial enterprises such as boot camps for fitness and wellness classes, personal trainers, or the selling of items and services. Through the City Council, individuals may seek special treatment for particular activities.

Visitors may book pavilions by submitting a completed pavilion reservation form and proof of residence to the Department’s email address. The pavilions are available on a first-come, first-served basis for visitors as long as they have not been reserved ahead of time.

The Bee Cave Sculpture Park, located near the heart of the Bee Cave Central Park, is a 7-acre picturesque park nestled in front of the Bee Cave Police Department. A variety of permanent and changing sculptures are on display at this park. In addition to outstanding art, there are several other goodies available, including a spring-fed pond with some of the City’s largest oak trees and over 20 distinct native plant species. This park is teeming with animals. The Bee Cave Arts Foundation collaborated with the city to build this lovely facility. Examine the arts! The Bee Cave Sculpture Park is a hidden treasure that you must see for yourself. Whether you want to visit and view the art or simply relax in nature and eat lunch, it’s a must-see location.

Dog parks provide a multi-generational gathering space for dogs to socialize, play, and relax. Bring your non-aggressive dog to the Bee Cave dog park! The dog park is located adjacent to the tiny pavilion on the southern end of Bee Cave Central Park at 13676 Bee Cave Parkway. Smaller dogs and big canines have their own separate, fenced enclosures with room to run about, drink water, and take refuge from the sun for owners as well as visitors!

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