Dripping Springs
West Austin Community
Dripping Springs, known as the “Gateway to the Hill Country,” embodies a rich tapestry of Texas heritage and local culture.
Residents cherish the small-town country charm, appreciating the abundance of locally sourced produce and artisanal homemade goods. For stargazing enthusiasts, this city was the first in Texas and sixth in the world to be designated an International Dark-Sky Community. Located just a 25-minute drive from downtown, Dripping Springs offers a relaxed rural lifestyle without sacrificing modern comforts. Architectural styles range from Mediterranean-inspired to rustic farmhouses and new developments to sprawling ranches, with some properties spanning over 60 acres.
Dripping Springs offers a growing, tight-knit community along with spacious living. It provides a cultural experience filled with recreational opportunities, boutique shopping, and social gatherings, showcasing a variety of local eateries, breweries, wineries, and distilleries. Residents come together at popular community events like the Farmers’ Markets, Christmas on Mercer Street, Founder’s Day Festival, and the Wine and Food Festival. Those who enjoy the great outdoors can explore Pedernales Falls State Park, visit West Cave Outdoor, swim at Hamilton Pool Preserve, or ride horses at Reimers Ranch. In addition to the outdoor attractions, families benefit from access to highly regarded school districts, Dripping Springs Independent School District and the Lake Travis Independent School District, as well as excellent preschool and private schools. A welcoming community to put down roots, Dripping Springs has undergone substantial population growth, increasing from around 1,500 residents in the early 2000s to over 8,000 today, with an average home price of $855K.
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