Georgetown, TX

Located in the historic courthouse, this museum tells the story of Williamson County through engaging exhibits. Don't miss the Chisholm Trail exhibit and the preserved 1910 courtroom on the second floor.

This 26-mile trail system follows the river through the heart of Georgetown. Access points at Blue Hole Park and Lake Georgetown offer everything from easy walks to challenging mountain biking routes.

This beautifully restored 1920s vaudeville theater hosts live performances year-round. From community theater productions to concerts and classic films, it's the cultural heart of downtown Georgetown.

Each April, Georgetown's famous red poppies bloom and the town celebrates with this massive festival. Enjoy live music, arts and crafts vendors, food trucks, and tours of the best poppy displays around town.

Just west of town, this 1,310-acre reservoir offers fishing, boating, and camping. The Good Water Trail loops around the entire lake, providing 26 miles of hiking with beautiful Hill Country views.

Join locals at the Williamson County Farmers Market for fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan products. Held year-round, it's the best place to taste what's growing in the region and meet local farmers.

The heart of Georgetown features beautifully preserved Victorian homes mixed with boutique businesses. Living here means walking distance to restaurants, theaters, and events on the iconic town square.

This master-planned community in northwest Georgetown offers extensive trails, parks, and convenient access to shopping at Wolf Ranch Town Center. Popular with families for its amenities and newer homes.

One of the largest active adult communities in the country, Sun City features championship golf courses, multiple recreation centers, and a vibrant calendar of social activities for residents 55 and better.

Neighborhoods along the South San Gabriel River offer beautiful water views and direct access to trails. These established areas feature mature trees and a mix of traditional Texas ranch styles and custom homes.

The main commercial artery connecting Georgetown to I-35 features newer developments with easy access to shopping, dining, and services. This area represents Georgetown's growth while maintaining its community feel.