Getting Here & Getting Around

Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer stay, knowing how to get to Wimberley and navigate the area is essential for a smooth and enjoyable experience.

When it comes to getting to Wimberley, the most convenient way is by car.

Located approximately 40 miles southwest of Austin and 60 miles northeast of San Antonio, Wimberley is easily accessible via major highways, including Interstate 35 and Highway 290.

If you're flying in, the nearest airports are Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA) and San Antonio International Airport (SAT), both of which offer various ground transportation options, such as rental cars and shuttles, to reach Wimberley.

Once you arrive in Wimberley, getting around the town and its surrounding areas is relatively straightforward. Wimberley is a small community, and many of its attractions are within a short distance from each other. The town's main street, Ranch Road 12, is lined with quaint shops, art galleries, and restaurants, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll. Additionally, parking can be limited downtown, free public parking and restrooms are located on Oak Drive behind the Wimberley Square and at the Wimberley Community Center.

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

Overall, Wimberley's small-town charm and natural beauty are best experienced with the flexibility of having your own transportation. Whether you choose to drive or rely on local transportation services, getting to Wimberley and exploring its surroundings is a delightful adventure that allows you to immerse yourself in the scenic wonders of the Texas Hill Country.

Where can I find public restrooms in downtown Wimberley?

Public restrooms are conveniently located at:

Martha Knies Park: Near the Square, a great spot to take a break.

Oak Park Visitor Center: Located on Oak Drive near public parking lots.

Wimberley Community Center: Located at the intersection of RR 12 & River Rd.

Visit Wimberley Welcome Center: Located downtown on Old Kyle Rd.

Where can I park in downtown Wimberley?

Parking is available in public lots throughout downtown. During events, additional parking and shuttle services may be provided.

Approximately 350 free, public parking spaces are maintained by the City of Wimberley at Oak Park, Wimberley Community Center, and Visit Wimberley. Additionally, there are several free, private lots adjacent to businesses. 2026 has seen an addition of paid private parking close to the downtown square and serve as overflow on high volume weekends.

What should I wear when visiting Wimberley?

We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes and dressing for the season. Many areas in town have gravel paths or uneven terrain, so good footwear is key! If you plan to explore outdoor attractions, be sure to dress for the weather and bring sun protection.

Are there rideshare services or public transportation in Wimberley?

Wimberley does not have a public transit system, but most attractions are easily accessible by car. We recommend renting a car or using local shuttle services for group travel.

Rideshare services like Uber/ Lyft generally do not operate in Wimberley. Drivers will service a ride from the airport but do not often travel to Wimberley for pick-ups.

Visit Wimberley is a great source for connecting you to locally owned small ride-share businesses.

Can I charge my EV in Wimberley?

The City of Wimberley owns and maintains 4 paid charging stations, found at Oak Park and Visit Wimberley. Additionally, there is a public EV charger located at Sonora Bank. EV chargers may also be found at some of our local vacation rental homes.

How do I get to Wimberley?

Wimberley is accessible by car from:

-Austin : 45 miles (~1 hour)

-San Antonio : 60 miles (~1 hour)

-Houston : 180 miles (~3.5 hours)

-Dallas/Fort Worth : 230 miles (~4 hours)

Google Map of Wimberley

Is Wimberley wheelchair accessible?

Wimberley has many ADA and wheelchair accessible locations. Streets and pathways can be rocky, so planning ahead is key. Check out: Wheelmap – Find wheelchair accessible places for more information.

Where to Park

Oak Park — Public Restroom, Public Parking

Adjacent to Wimberley Square at 109 Oak Drive. The two restroom buildings contain a total of eight stalls – four women’s, two men’s, and one “family.” They are joined by a traditional…

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Wimberley Community Center

The Community Center is located in the heart of this charming village. It was created to enhance the spirit of our unique Hill Country community by providing a central venue for all…

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Visit Wimberley Welcome Center

The Visit Wimberley team is a passionate group of individuals dedicated to showcasing the enchanting town of Wimberley, Texas. The City of Wimberley and Visit Wimberley aims to promote tourism, celebrate local…

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More to Explore

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions!

Visitor Tips & Public Restrooms

Where can I find public restrooms in downtown Wimberley?
Public restrooms are conveniently located at:

-Martha Knies Park : Near the Square, a great spot to take a break.
-Oak Park Visitor Center : Located on Oak Drive near public parking lots.

What should I wear when visiting Wimberley?
We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes and dressing for the season. Many areas in town have gravel paths or uneven terrain, so good footwear is key! If you plan to explore outdoor attractions, be sure to dress for the weather and bring sun protection.

Getting Here & Transportation

How do I get to Wimberley?
Wimberley is accessible by car from:
-Austin : 45 miles (~1 hour)

-San Antonio : 60 miles (~1 hour)

-Houston : 180 miles (~3.5 hours)

-Dallas/Fort Worth : 230 miles (~4 hours)

Is there public transportation in Wimberley?
Wimberley does not have a public transit system, but most attractions are easily accessible by car. We recommend renting a car or using local shuttle services for group travel.

Where can I park in downtown Wimberley?
Parking is available in public lots throughout downtown. During events, additional parking and shuttle services may be provided.