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City parks
Hamilton Creek Park offers a creekside path, picnic space, fishing and a playground. Haley-Nelson Park adds trails, fields, disc golf and gathering space.
Burnet parksThe Ranch at Delaware Creek
Burnet, Texas
Burnet, by nature.
The setting
A town with its own rhythm.
A working Hill Country town surrounded by rolling land, lakes and open sky, Burnet brings together a historic center, useful city parks and the wider Highland Lakes landscape. It feels active without giving up the unhurried pace that makes the Hill Country feel like home.
View mapHistoric Burnet
A town with a center.
Burnet’s Historic Business District gathers broad sidewalks, significant buildings and locally owned businesses around the old town square. The City’s self-guided walking tour gives an afternoon downtown a little more context.
Historic Burnet
Time outside
Room for the day.
A walk in town. An afternoon by the water. A little more room to follow your own pace.
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Highland Lakes
Six lakes shape the region along the Colorado River, with Buchanan and Inks Lake forming part of the landscape around Burnet and Llano counties.
Highland Lakes
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Inks Lake
At Inks Lake State Park, rocky trails meet swimming, paddling and fishing. Campsites and cabins make it easy to stay longer than an afternoon.
Inks LakeThe wider landscape
The lakes shape the region.
Lake Buchanan and nearby Inks Lake bring water into the Hill Country rhythm. Inks Lake State Park sits nine miles west of Burnet, opening the door to trail, water and an easy change of scenery.
Nearby golf
Delaware Springs.
Burnet’s municipal 18-hole course brings golf, practice facilities and a relaxed 19th Hole into the local routine.
Amenities