Visit Cooper Spring Nature Park
Frequently Asked Questions
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Cooper Spring Nature Park is open 7 days a week from 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.
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Cooper Spring Nature Park offers a variety of activities for nature lovers, including walking trails through diverse habitats that are home to native plants, birds, and butterflies. Visitors can enjoy the scenic beauty of historic springs and creeks, ideal for photography, bird watching, or simply relaxing in nature.
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Cooper Spring Nature Park relies on the generous support of volunteers and donors. Opportunities to help include participating in habitat restoration projects, assisting in the maintenance of trails, or contributing to our conservation efforts through donations. For more details on how you can get involved, visit our website or contact our volunteer coordinator.
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We strive to make the park accessible to all visitors. Our infrastructure is designed for low-impact human access, with paths that accommodate those with mobility challenges. However, some natural trails may be difficult for standard wheelchairs, and we recommend contacting the park office for specific accessibility information before your visit.
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While we do not currently offer guided tours, visitors can explore Cooper Spring Nature Park. We will install signage very soon - these and online resources help you navigate the park's trails and learn about its rich natural and historical aspects at your own pace.
Map of the Park
Park access via front gate on Hackberry St. Two blocks from the downtown Lampasas Square.
Parking is available for free at the gate off Hackberry St.
Park Rules
Guidelines For Visiting Cooper Spring Nature Park
Help keep Cooper Spring as a peaceful oasis. To protect the plants, wildlife and your safety, please:
Stay on trails at all times
Pedestrians only (no bicycles, golf carts, or horses)
No smoking
Do not feed or disturb wildlife
Keep dogs on leash and on trails
Pick up after your pet
Drones are not allowed
No fishing, swimming, or wading
Respect 6am to 10pm city park hours
