Often recognized as the official summer kick-off, Memorial Day Weekend starts the Texas Hill Country tourism season, welcoming visitors to experience the attractions and natural wonders for which it’s famous. In conjunction, area residents will be looking to begin the season with their own assortment of unique celebrations. It all makes for a great atmosphere and awesome ways to commemorate Memorial Day and everything it stands for. If you’re looking for ways to spend the upcoming long weekend in the Texas Hill Country, you can be certain we have some great recommendations.
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Memorial Day Weekend in the Hill Country: Inspiring and Fun Activities
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1. Visit an Area Zoo or Wildlife Experience
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The quality of zoos in the Texas Hill Country is unsurpassed. From the prominent San Antonio Zoo with its beautiful animals to the renowned Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch, this part of Texas is home to some truly amazing critters! And that’s not to mention the exotic animal experiences to be had at Y.O. Ranch Headquarters in Mountain Home. There are a variety of top-tier settings and experiences to be had in the Hill Country for viewing native as well as exotic animal species up close and personal.
2. Spend a Day on the Water
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The Texas Hill Country is blessed with amazingly beautiful rivers, lush natural springs, and more than our fair share of lakes. There’s so much to offer for those who are into water sports or simply being on or near the water! Whether you’re into fishing, floating, swimming, or soaking up the sun beside a cool, refreshing stream or swimming hole, we have the best locations in which to spend a day or weekend. And in Texas, it’s no secret this is also one of the best ways to beat the heat!
3. Camp Out at a State Park
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Garner State Park, Inks Lake State Park, and Guadalupe River State Park are just some of the phenomenal Texas Hill Country state parks in which to camp out or simply soak up the natural surroundings. It would be a treat for an entire family or simply a supremely peaceful experience for a solo trip to spend Memorial Day at one of them. If you’re not into camping, the swimming, hiking, and fishing opportunities at each of these settings are second-to-none. Our Texas state parks have long been the setting for some incredible weekend getaways.
