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Pro Tip: It’s free to get in, but each activity has its own price. That was the best $20 I have ever spent, and we made some cute memories. My grandson and I had so much fun the first day we were there that we went back the next day to stuff a scarecrow. Plus, in the fall, the farm offers hayrides, a Texas-shaped maze, stuff-a-scarecrow, and more fun activities for families. In the fall, get pumped for pumpkins and cut-your-own flowers. In the spring, you can pick your own vine-ripened strawberries and blackberries, feed the goats, have a picnic, and enjoy more family fun. Sweet Berry Farm, a pick-your-own seasonal farm, offers two picking seasons: spring and fall. Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls, TexasPhoto credit: Kim Croisant 3. They offer hourly rates on Marble Falls throughout the year, and they will bring their equipment to you. Pro Tip: You can rent a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard from local outfitter Just Yakin’.
On a beautiful day, it’s easy to spend all day on Lake Marble Falls. Dogs are always welcome in Marble Falls, and Westside Park has its own leash-free dog park (Ruff Park). If you’re looking for a park to have a fabulous picnic, Lakeside Park and Johnson Park are two close by. There are many activities offered here - in all of the lakes - such as swimming, boating, fishing, picnicking, and kayaking. Explore from Lake Buchanan to Lake JBJ all the way down to Lake Travis and into the Colorado River. Lake Marble Fallsĭid you know Marble Falls is right smack in the middle of the largest chain of lakes in the hill country? And, Lake Marble Falls is one of the freshwater lakes that form the Highland Lakes area chain. Lake Marble Falls reservoir Photo credit: Wirestock Creators / 2. You can almost see the lake from Main Street, and once you’re there, the view is spectacular. Pro Tip: Lake Marble Falls is only a couple of blocks down Main Street and is easy to walk to. For nostalgic treats that will bring you back to yesteryear, visit Ms Lollipop for some fun! Aww, that’s my kind of shopping! And, if wine is on your mind, you can order “a glass to go” at Fiesta Winery located under the oak tree in Old Oak Square and keep strolling down Main Street. It’s an easy walk from one end to the other. If you love antiques, art galleries, fine restaurants, and sweets, you’re in for a treat. The Historic Downtown District is a quaint, charming part of Marble Falls that features unique, locally owned shops and some out-of-this-world handmade chocolates at Choccolatte’s. For a true Hill Country getaway, consider these nine things to do in beautiful Marble Falls as you’re making your plans. When we road trip to Marble Falls, we take scenic Highway 281 from Fort Worth to take in the Hill Country’s beauty and visit antique shops on the way. To experience the Hill Country’s beautiful scenery and gorgeous views, you’ll want to avoid driving the interstate and take the backroads whenever possible. But hey, anywhere in the Hill Country is worth a second trip! Activities in Marble Falls are open year-round, and there are many - too many to see and do on one trip. If you’re wanting to get outdoors and explore nature, shop, dine, and drink wine or beer, you’re going to want to visit soon. I love exploring small towns with big adventures, and Marble Falls is that kind of place.
It’s located about a 1-hour drive northwest of Austin and 1.5 hours from San Antonio. Marble Falls, Texas, is nestled in the rolling hills of Central Texas, also known as the Texas Hill Country, and is surrounded by many prestigious lakes, state parks, natural wonders, and dozens of wineries and breweries.
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