Travis County Parks

Hippie Hollow Park

7000 Comanche Trl.
Austin, TX
78732

Map

Download a printable map of Hippie Hollow.

Virtual Tours

Take a few minutes to tour Hippie Hollow Park right from your computer. (Requires RealOne Player Version 6.0 or later.)
Note: Fees listed in this video may not reflect the current fee schedule.

Directions

From the intersection of RR 620 and FM 2222, take RR 620 south 1.3 miles to Comanche Trail. Turn right on Comanche Trail and travel 2 miles. Park entrance is on your left.

Hours of Operation

9:00 AM to civil twilight (dark).

Entrance Fees

Entrance fees are required at Hippie Hollow Park.

Description

Hippie Hollow Park lies in the basin area of Lake Travis in the Hill Country of central Texas, approximately one-half hour's drive from downtown Austin, The Park features a steep, rocky shoreline and provides some spectacular views of Lake Travis. This heavily-used park, the only clothing optional public park in Texas, is popular for sunbathing and swimming.

Acreage: 109 Annual Visitors: 350,000

Available Activities

bird watching
hiking
sunbathing
swimming

Amenities

clothing optional
concession stand (seasonally, when available)
designated swimming area (boats prohibited)
nature/hiking trails
paved ADA accessible trail
restrooms
drinking water

Special Notes

Day use only park.
There are no lifeguards on duty.
Hippie Hollow Park has a long tradition as the on only clothing-optional public park in Texas. Entry to the park is restricted to those people 18 years and older.
Please respect the privacy of other visitors and ask permission before taking photographs. Remember that nudity is acceptable, lewd behavior is not.
Hippie Hollow Park includes habitat for species protected under the Federal Endangered Species Act, including the Goldern-cheeked Warbler and the Black-capped Vireo. As a result, certain areas of the park are off-limits to park visitors.
Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the park and may not be left in unattended vehicles.
Ground fires are prohibited in all day use parks.
Glass containers and fireworks are prohibited in all Travis County parks.

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Last Modified: Wednesday, July 18, 2012 11:18 AM