The old Aquarena Springs on Spring Lake that boasted beautifully manicured & landscaped grounds with a well managed program that controlled non-native plant growth in the lake is history. The Texas... more
This is one of the major attraction of the area, either you just stroll along or decide to do something more wet!! I was there in november but apparently tube renting is very popular during the... more
This is one of the major piece of architecture in San Marcos.
The Hays County was created in 1848 and named in honor of Capt. Jack C. Hays, a noted Indian fighter and Texas Ranger.
Restored to its... more
A nice park on the Blanco River during the week. There are only a few choice spots right on the water with trees for shade and easy access to the water. Get there early to score a spot! Beware the... more
Southwest Texas State University (SWT is recognised as one of the top 3 public universities in Texas. It was established in 1899 and has expanded into the 7th largest public university in the state.... more
First United Methodist Church is a Victorian Gothic styled church was completed in 1893 and has been serving congregations since that time. In 1939, 20 stained glass windows were added as memorials to... more
River Road on the East side of 35 provides a nice refuge from the crowds and a quiet place to throw a ball to your dogs in the river off season. This area is pretty packed during the summer as it is... more
As in all these small towns, the main square is the heart where various activities during the year are held. This part of the city is listed in the National... more
Visit the earthquake formed cave at Wonder World.Though Wonder World is just blocks from my house, I have never visited but it seems to be a very interesting... more
San Marcos is a student town and is the place to go for pool parties. Have a swim, shoot some hoops, sink some beer, before getting into the hot tub with the... more
The present church has been completed in 1928. By chance, I passed there on a sunday morning, at mass time, it was amazing to see this huge parking in front of... more
This is the fist church in Hays County. Built in 1893, the actual building is indeed the third one erected on this site. This is a good example of Gothic... more
These two little pals were inseperable even when it came to fetching the stick in the river... they were having such a great time retrieving the stick over and... more
Go shopping at the outlet malls just outside of town. It's the largest outlet mall in the state!I work here at a furniture store called Cassona Home... more
This is reportedly the longest continually inhabited location in the Northern Hemisphere according to Wikipedia. Sarah and I did not stay that long, so we will just give you a small look at what we......
San Marcos lies in Hays County at the edge of the Hill Country. Studies have proven San Marcos to be one of the oldest continuously inhabited sites in North America. There is evidence of Native...
About 50 miles south of Austin,on the way to San Antonio, you would probably go to San Marcos because you have heard of its huge factory outlet centers.
True that this is rather amazing and it would...
I am a graduate of
Southwest Texas State University!
This is the home of Southwest Texas State University! It's a charming little town located on Interstate Highway 35 between Austin and San...
San Marcos has been my home for nearly four years now while attending Southwest Texas State University. It's a small town in the heart of the hill country about half-way between Austin and San...
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