Bandera City Park
About this place
77-acre park on the Medina River with park-provided BBQ pits; personal portable BBQ pits are allowed only in designated areas. Rule: all fires shall be solely for cooking, confined to a fire box or portable BBQ pit. Subject to Bandera County burn bans. Coordinates approximate.
Good to know
Seasonal bans possible in dry, high-wind spells. Check Texas A&M Forest Service's current status ↗
Hours
- 8:00 AM–8:00 PM
Fees
- Free per vehicleActive military, veteran, first responders, seniors (65+), BISD students & children under 6, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays from Easter to Labor Day
- Free per vehicleMonday through Friday are free unless there is a holiday or special event
- $5 per vehicleBandera County residents and children (6-11), Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays from Easter to Labor Day
- $10 per vehicleGeneral Admission (adults and children 12+), Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays from Easter to Labor Day
- $75 per seasonSeason park pass, valid for a carload of no more than 5 people, valid April - September
- $75 per rentalrefundable cleaning/damage deposit
- $150 per rentalpavilion
What's here
Location
Common questions
Can you grill at Bandera City Park?
Yes — both propane and charcoal grilling are allowed at Bandera City Park. Grills are already provided on site. None; day-use. Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.
Do you need a permit or reservation?
None; day-use.
Is there a fee at Bandera City Park?
Yes — fees apply. For example, Free per vehicle · Active military, veteran, first responders, seniors (65+), BISD students & children under 6, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays from Easter to Labor Day. See the official page for the full schedule.
Can you swim at Bandera City Park?
Swimming allowed; no swimming nearby or standing on the dam; may only enter water from river bank.
Are dogs allowed?
All animals must be attended to and on a leash at all times.
What are the hours at Bandera City Park?
8:00 AM–8:00 PM.
