Riverside Nature Center interprets native Hill Country plants and wildlife beside the Guadalupe River and Town Creek.
The grounds include a wildscape, butterfly garden, meadow, arboretum, and a 700-foot crushed-granite trail. The nonprofit center also serves as a trailhead for Kerrville's River Trail. Admission is free, donations are encouraged, and pets are not permitted because the property is managed as a wildlife sanctuary.
No. Admission is free, and donations are encouraged to support the nonprofit center.
No. Pets are not allowed because the grounds are managed as a wildlife sanctuary.
Yes. The official FAQ identifies a wheelchair-accessible 700-foot crushed-granite trail and accessible back porch and patio viewing areas.