Welcome to Dripping Springs/Driftwood
A private and serene residential haven
nestled in the scenic Texas Hill Country
Nestled in the
scenic Hill Country of Central Texas, Dripping Springs and Driftwood offer a
unique blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities. The area is rich in
history and culture, with a vibrant arts community and a variety of outdoor
recreational opportunities.
In recent years, Dripping Springs and Driftwood have become increasingly
popular with homebuyers seeking a relaxed lifestyle outside the hustle and
bustle of major metropolitan areas. The real estate market in Hays County is
diverse, with a wide range of housing options available to suit any lifestyle.
Whether you are looking for a cozy starter home or a luxurious estate, you are
sure to find your perfect match in this beautiful corner of Texas.
What to Love
Excellent
Educational Infrastructure
Stunning
natural landscape
The ideal
blend of small-town charm and big-city convenience
An abundance
of recreational amenities
Local Lifestyle
Grounded in the
generous principles of Western hospitality, Dripping Springs and Driftwood
offer residents a unique blend of small-town charm, big-city vibes, and natural
wonder. The local community values its history and culture, and that is
reflected in the many locally-owned businesses and boutiques in the area. The
neighborhood is also known for its powerful sense of community, and residents
are quick to welcome newcomers. In addition, the schools in Dripping Springs
and Driftwood are some of the best in the state. Families looking for a
welcoming community will find everything they need in Dripping Springs and
Driftwood.
Dining,
Entertainment & Shopping
If you are
looking for a small-town feel with plenty of local character, Hays County is
sure to please. Dripping Springs and Driftwood offer a variety of dining and
retail options and are famous for their wide selections of local breweries,
distilleries, and wineries. Whether you are seeking a refreshing ale at Fitzhugh Brewery or a craft
cocktail at Treaty Oak Distilling, Deep Eddy Vodka, or Desert Door. For a
full-bodied wine, the locals enjoy Driftwood
Estate Winery. You
will be sure to find your niche in Hays County.
For a quick bite, be sure to check out Pieous for
wood-fired pizza or Hays County Store for
groceries and everyday items. If you are in the mood for something
heartier, Salt Lick Barbeque features a
menu replete with barbeque staples — including brisket, sausage, pork ribs,
potato salad, coleslaw, and beans. Tillie’s also offers
an array of hearty cuisine. And be sure to save room for dessert at Trattoria Lisina, where diners
indulge in a variety of authentic Italian sweets including homemade tiramisu
and gelato.
For after-dinner libations, residents often gather at one of the many
breweries, such as Twisted X, Twelve
Fox, Ghost-Note, or Vista Brewery. For wine
connoisseurs, you have Bell Springs, Duchman
Family Winery, Fall Creek Vineyards, and Hawks Shadow Winery.
If you are seeking the pleasures of retail therapy, the Historic
Mercer Street features
a lovely selection of historic storefronts stocked with antiques and home
decor.
Things to Do
The Dripping
Springs/Driftwood area is practically overflowing with activities to keep the
whole family busy. For those who love the outdoors, Driftwood Golf Club offers a
great round of golf, and Hamilton
Pool Preserve is
perfect for a day of hiking, picnicking or swimming in a stunning emerald pool
nestled beneath a 50-foot waterfall. Reimers Ranch Park is also a
popular spot for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and swimming. The
park also features an observatory, from which
visitors can view the night sky through two state-of-the-art telescopes.
One of the most unique amenities in the area, Dreamland is an
unconventional, sprawling landscape replete with music, sports, art, food, and
games. Whether you are interested in playing a round of mini-golf, catching a
live show, or wandering the stunning sculpture garden, there is never a
shortage of things to do at Dreamland.
Another local favorite, the Founders
Day Festival celebrates
the history and culture of the area. Held annually in April, the festival features
live music, food, and local vendors. Wine aficionados will be pleased to know
that the Dripping
with Taste Wine Tour offers a month-long, self-guided tour in which
customers receive a digital passport that affords them access to the best of
the local wine experience.
Schools
Served by Dripping
Springs Independent School District, residents benefit from access to
some of the best schools in Texas. Highlights include:
