Interested in Volunteering?
Please join us at the park
Saturday, April 26th, 2025
11:00 am - Noon
The flowers and trees are budding and the park is full of Spring activity. Come immerse yourself in the amazing sights, smells (like Honeysuckle) and sounds of the world around us. You will learn about our mission and our planned improvement activities now and into the future. Find out how you can volunteer and take pride in this little gem right in the heart of our community.
Remember to bring water to keep yourself hydrated and wear comfortable walking shoes.
Nature, springs, walking trails and wildlife in the heart of Lampasas, TX.
Join us for a Birding Basics Walk with Jimma Byrd
Cooper Spring Nature Park
Saturday, May 24th, 2025 at 8:00 am
Jimma Gray Byrd, expert local birder from San Saba, will lead us again for another birding walk on Saturday, May 24th, at 8am. Jimma is a Texas Master Naturalist, a Master Gardener, and past Vice President and board member of Texas Ornithological Society (TOS). Ms. Byrd co-founded San Saba Bird and Nature Club. Meet at the entrance to Cooper Spring Nature Park and dress for the day. See you there!
PS Download the Merlin app to identify birds by sound!
Welcome to Cooper Spring Nature Park
Welcome to Cooper Spring Nature Park, a serene 25-acre oasis highlighted by natural springs and lush habitats for birds and butterflies. Stroll our walking trails and enjoy the tranquil beauty of native plants and wildlife in a perfect setting for nature lovers and bird watchers alike.
The Cooper Spring Nature Park Foundation is dedicated to preserving the diverse native plants and wildlife around Lampasas' historic springs, creeks, and uplands for the enjoyment and benefit of both residents and visitors. Our focus is on creating sustainable habitats for native birds and butterflies and conserving soil and water resources. We keep infrastructure minimal to maintain natural diversity and ensure gentle access for all.
At Cooper Spring Nature Park, visitors can explore the beauty of Lampasas’ historic springs, creeks, and upland areas, all preserved for future generations by the Cooper Spring Nature Park Foundation. The park is a sanctuary for diverse native plants and wildlife, designed to maintain ecological balance and conserve natural resources. Key priorities include fostering sustainable habitats for native birds and butterflies and preserving soil and water quality. Infrastructure within the park is thoughtfully minimal, ensuring the maintenance of biodiversity while providing low-impact access to nature lovers who wish to enjoy and learn from this natural environment.
What’s at the Park?
