BlancoTexas Hill Country
Limestone Old Blanco County Courthouse beneath a blue Texas sky

Good days.
Blanco pace.

River mornings. A wander around the square. A little more room to slow down in the Texas Hill Country.

Find your kind of day
The Old Blanco County Courthouse

A river runs
through your plans.

Blanco brings the outdoors and a small-town square together. Start beside the water, then leave time for the places and people you find along the way.

Still water and leafy banks on the Blanco River in Blanco State Park
Blanco State Park

Leave a little
room for river time.

Picnic, fish, swim or settle in for a campout beside the spring-fed Blanco River. Check the park's current conditions and reservation information before you go.

Explore Blanco State Park

One day.
Entirely yours.

Choose a pace for a suggested day. These are trip ideas, not bookings. Confirm opening hours, access and conditions with each destination.

  1. Morning

    Start at the water.

    Plan a visit to Blanco State Park. Check park conditions and day-use availability first.

  2. Afternoon

    Find your table.

    Browse local dining, then make time to wander the historic square.

  3. Before you head home

    Take the scenic route.

    Stop by the Old Blanco County Courthouse visitor center for a closer look at Blanco.

Come hungry.
Leave tomorrow.

Make room for a local meal and a longer stay. Find current businesses in Blanco's visitor directory.

A good reason
to come back.

Find out what's happening in Blanco.

From gatherings around the square to local happenings, the visitor calendar is the place to check confirmed dates and details.

Open the events calendar

Heart of the Hill Country.
Blanco through and through.

The Blanco River winds along the town's southern edge. On the square, the restored Old Blanco County Courthouse is a visitor center and community gathering place.

Meet the historic courthouse