Louise Hays Park

202 Thompson Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028 Closed until further notice

Directions

Address

202 Thompson Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028

Hours

Closed until further notice

Best For

Park and trail connections

Best time to visitAfter reopening, during posted park hours AdmissionEntry unverified; rentals $50–$225 Getting thereIn Kerrville

Why people come here

Central Kerrville location
Numerous parking areas
Reservable pavilion options
Restrooms on site
Reopening updates posted

A central Guadalupe River park with pavilions, picnic areas, and trailheads, currently closed under the city’s latest notice.

Louise Hays Park ordinarily anchors central Kerrville’s riverfront park system at 202 Thompson Drive. The city lists river access, restrooms, pavilions, trailheads, picnic areas, and numerous parking areas, with direct links to Lehmann-Monroe Park and the Kerrville River Trail.

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What's Happening?

Markets, live music, and seasonal events around Kerrville & the upper Guadalupe. Updated as new dates are announced.

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What You'll Experience

Broad riverfront parkland
Multiple trailhead entrances
Shaded picnic spaces
Pavilion gathering areas

Directions

Address
202 Thompson Dr, Kerrville, TX 78028
Phone
(830) 257-7300
Website
kerrvilletx.gov/829/Louise-Hays-Park ↗
Parking
Numerous parking areas
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Louise Hays Park open now?

No. The city’s current Parks and Recreation notice lists Louise Hays Park as closed until further notice. Check the official city pages or call (830) 257-7300 before planning a visit.

What does the park normally include?

The city lists river access, restrooms, pavilions, trailheads, picnic areas, and numerous parking areas. These amenities should not be treated as available while the closure remains in effect.

Can the pavilions be reserved?

The city lists reservation-only pavilion options from $50 to $225, with deposits depending on the facility. Reservations and current availability are handled through Parks and Recreation.