What to Do and See in Marble Falls
Explore the Best Local Attractions and Scenic Texas Hill Country
Founded in 1887 on the Colorado River, Marble Falls has grown into a paradise for everyone seeking good times and great food.
Let the memories begin as you slip away to the low key town with high times and the Highland Lakes! Tucked away in the core of the Texas Hill Country, Marble Falls is at the center of the Highland Lakes of Buchanan, Inks, LBJ, Marble Falls, Travis, and Austin.
Local Family Attractions
The first stop for the family with kids should be Rockhopper’s Family Fun Center, located at 1501 HWY 281 North. Rockhopper’s is a fun filled establishment that offers miniature golf, miniature bowling, an large arcade, a fluff n stuff toy factory for the young ones, a power jump, and a full snack bar!
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Although Marble falls has four parks, there is one particularly lavish park that is not to be missed by anyone who enjoys good fun and a great view.
Lakeside park is located on Buena Vista, on the shore of Marble Lake. This gorgeous spot is a favorite for locals and visitors alike and holds a large number of exciting community events, such as the Lakefest Dragboat Races held every other weekend in August.
This is the perfect place to relax with the family and enjoy the lake breeze, set off to make use of the parks swimming pool and boat ramps, or catch a game at the tennis and basketball courts.
Where to Shop
This quaint town is full of unique shops and boutiques to fit anyone’s fancy, and there is no spot better for perusing than Main Street. This historic strip is lined with beaderies, antiques, gifts, and cold drinks with tasty treats.
Take your time in these unique boutiques and be sure to check out Aunt Bee's candles & Gifts, 305 Main St, for scents good enough to eat or A Texas Touch, 210 Main St, to find rustic treasures or enjoy their ice cream and shakes.
Where to Eat
If you’re looking to make the most of the lake views, then head over to River City Grill. This grand establishment, found at 700 First Street, has a down home vibe that gives off a country cool and a menu with a fabulous variety of chow.
If it’s a Tuesday, then be sure to check out their cozy lounge bar and lounge to catch the the featured Tex Americana Band. Otherwise, take the family to the main room for great Texas cooking in a unique room with rustic décor, or enjoy a more romantic setting on the outdoor patio where you can let all the worries melt away as you feel the lake breeze and dine with a full view of the water.
Looking to meet a celebrity? Your best chance to see a star and dig into an unforgettable meal would be the world famous Blue Bonnet Café, 211 HWY 281, who's regulars include the likes of George W. Bush, former Dallas Cowboy quarterback Roger Staubach, and Willie Nelson.
Contact Number: 1 (830) 693-2344
Those who want a little history and entertainment with their meal should take it down to The House of Blue Lights, located at 112 Main Street, where the cooking is as deliciously intriguing as the venue itself.
This 100 year old house may look small from the outside, but the colorful mural splashed across the front is just a taste of the excitement found through the double doors that lead to a large covered deck with a full stage and a full bar.
Order one of the many dishes prepared from scratch in the kitchen and enjoy a cold drink with the option to play darts and pool inside or be seated on the deck for a view of the featured band, which begins playing around seven on selected nights.
Contact Number: 1 (830) 265-0744
