Hippie Hollow Park

Nice place for a walk. Paved trails and handicapped accessible. Clean restrooms. Nice view of water. Didn't mind that it was nude friendly.

Really nice place calm and quiet. And best spot to enjoy all nature. Also it's a nude beach kind of a place that we didn't know

The best place to go and relax and be one with nature. The option to be rude with privacy is a huge plus and feels safe at all times. Highly recommend for the views, peace, hiking, and climbing down to swim in the lake!

The park with great view of lake Travis. Ticket is $8 per person. No kids below 18. Fun to walk around after getting food near by. Appreciate the park staff at entrance to let us know the nudity rule so we are mentally prepared :p

I love this place but I cannot possibly give five stars because there are seriously too many fully clothed creeper guys who will pick a spot near you and stare at you, NONSTOP. There are also some nude ones, but the worst are the people who come here and they're fully clothed, and they literally come here to stare at naked people. That is not what nudist places are actually about, believe it or not... it's about being free. Single women are not free here. I prefer nudist resorts where there are actual rules about that. It's really sad though, because lake travis is gorgeous. And I absolutely love tanning naked. For me, it's a connection with nature and a connection with God. But every single time I come here, I have to be completely hypervigilant, and I cannot relax. It's an absolute shame. It's called hippie hollow not creepy hollow, y'all!

We had our dog with us, and forgot that it was no pets allowed, so we were not able to visit the last time, but the staff was extremely friendly about our situation and offered us directions to another park just down the road that we could visit with our dog. Next time he can stay home. I love this place and have visited in the past and will continue to do so in the future.

Great park with access to lake Travis. 8$ per person isn't bad at all and it allowed you to re enter and as well as entry to other Travis county parks. Yes it is clothing optional so keep that in mind. Gets deep pretty quickly but I still managed to find a spot near stairs 1 that was shallow enough for me to hang around all day.