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.

What’s at the Park?

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.

Irvin Steel Construction

Cooper Spring Nature Park’s

Benefactors

June 2026 - May 2027

Travis & Cheryl Clary

David Standefer & Linda Small-Standefer

Eddie & Debby Bowden + Maurine, Amy & Jennie

Gary, TJ, & Buddy Monroe

Mimi Campbell Cole

Chris Harrison

Juliet Landrum