WIMBERLEY — A future Blue Hole Nature Center is in the works in the city of Wimberley.
Hays County has executed a diligence funding agreement with the city of Wimberley for the Blue Hole Nature Center, which is a project led by the Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department that will be dedicated to conservation, education and community engagement. A total of $3 million has been allotted for the project as part of the 2020 Hays County Parks and Open Space Bond.
The Blue Hole Nature Center will be dedicated to hands-on learning, ecological preservation and sustainable recreation. It will provide a safe space in nature to showcase everything that the Texas Hill Country has to offer to Wimberley and Hays County residents, according to the Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department. As a designated One Water facility, the center will incorporate innovative water management strategies to maximize conservation and sustainability.
