Nolina - Georgetown's Best Spring Break AdventuresMarch 05, 2025
Looking to add a bit of variety to your spring break itinerary? The areas in and around Georgetown are brimming with adventures that make for a week’s worth of fun. With its charming blend of history, culture and natural beauty, the Georgetown area is an ideal destination for creating lasting spring break memories. Here are a few of our favorites. Georgetown's Outdoors If you're a fan of the great outdoors, Georgetown offers a paradise of natural wonders. Begin your adventure at San Gabriel Park, where you can lay out a blanket for a classic picnic or take a leisurely walk along its winding paths. For those who crave a bit more activity, the San Gabriel River Trail is a must. Blue Hole Park is another gem, featuring a picturesque lagoon surrounded by limestone bluffs. Don't miss out on the chance to explore Garey Park. This sprawling park features equestrian trails, a playground and even a splash pad for kids. The Cultural Scene Georgetown's cultural scene is vibrant and diverse, offering a rich blend of history, art and community. Kick off your cultural exploration at the Georgetown Art Center, where the rotating exhibits showcase an impressive array of works by local artists. For a deeper dive into Georgetown's storied past, make your way to the Williamson Museum. The Palace Theatre is a must-visit for anyone who loves the performing arts. Take a leisurely stroll around the historic downtown area to appreciate Georgetown's architectural heritage. Lake Georgetown Head to Lake Georgetown for a day of swimming, boating or simply lounging on the shore. The lake's clear waters are inviting, and its peaceful setting offers a relaxing escape from city life. Reserve a camping spot so you can spend more than a day admiring nature’s beauty. Inner Space Cavern Inner Space Cavern is a fascinating underground marvel offering guided tours through its stunning formations. You'll be amazed by the intricate limestone structures and learn a ton about the geological history of the area. It's a perfect spot for families, thrill-seekers and anyone curious about the natural world. Salado Charming Salado is known for its artistic community, and you’ll find plenty of handcrafted items to take home as souvenirs. Be sure to visit the local wineries and breweries for a taste of the region’s offerings. If you’re up for a scenic drive, take a trip to Longhorn Cavern State Park. The park features a unique cave system that you can explore through guided tours. The park itself also offers beautiful hiking trails, picnic spots and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. Kalahari Resorts Round Rock Whether you go for a day or make it a staycation, Kalahari Resorts Round Rock should be at the top of your spring break to-do list. You can purchase day passes to the resort’s indoor and outdoor water park. The 223,000-square-foot park is packed with things to do, including water slides, a wave simulator, lazy river and lagoon. There’s even a swim-up bar for grown-ups. Old Settlers Park Round Rock’s crown jewel, the 645-acre Old Settlers Park boasts Champion Fields, where you’ll find 20 baseball fields, five softball fields, 18 batting cages, shaded seating, and warm-up areas as well as an 18-hole disc golf course, two football fields, 12 tennis courts, five soccer fields with restroom/concession, sand volleyball courts, cricket space and cross-country courses. Oh, there also are trails, a lake, playgrounds and a splash pad, too. SXSW Conference Whether you’re a film buff, tech geek, music aficionado or want to network within your industry, the annual SXSW Conference is for you. The convergence of tech, film and television, music, education and culture runs March 7-15 and features sessions, music and comedy showcases, film and TV screenings, exhibitions, professional development and a variety of networking opportunities. Austin Rodeo Saddle up for the Austin Rodeo March 14-29. Established in 1938 as a stock show featuring 16 animals, the annual event is now one of Austin’s premiere celebrations offering concerts, livestock shows, shopping, dining, carnival rides and, of course, the rodeo. Austin Up for a day trip? Austin isn’t far from Georgetown. Hike along the leafy 10-mile Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail at Lady Bird Lake. Swim at the historic Barton Springs Pool. Zilker Park offers the Zilker Botanical Garden, Umlauf Sculpture Garden, Austin Nature and Science Center and Zilker Hillside Theater. You’ll also find plenty of concerts, great dining and quirky shopping. Start Spring Break at Nolina Where will you start your spring break next year? How about Nolina? It’s the perfect base camp for every adventure you can imagine. In addition to a beautiful home, you’ll have unlimited access to our gorgeous new amenity center, so if you don’t feel like driving anywhere for fun, you won’t have to. The fun is right here at Nolina.  |
