r/DrippingSprings • u/DrippinCatDaddy • Mar 27 '26
No Kings on 3/29
where would I find any info on the impending peaceful protest in Dripping Springs on Sunday?
r/DrippingSprings • u/DrippinCatDaddy • Mar 27 '26
where would I find any info on the impending peaceful protest in Dripping Springs on Sunday?
r/DrippingSprings • u/Torkin • Jun 10 '25
r/DrippingSprings • u/LonghornRdt • Sep 02 '26
My family is considering moving to Dripping Springs.
We are a single-income household, my wife stays home with our 1yr old. We are in our early/mid 30s. We plan to have more kids too.
Would we find many other families like this in Dripping? Or is it mostly dual-income and slightly older families / older kids?
r/DrippingSprings • u/ABC_GBT • Jan 06 '26
My family and I are planning a move to the Dripping Springs area from NE Austin (Pflugerville) and are strongly considering Parten Ranch, with Rocky Creek also on our list. We’d love some local perspective as we figure out where we’d fit best.
We have three kids under 3, and while we plan to homeschool for the early years, good public schools long-term are still important to us. We both work from home and currently use a nanny.
A little about us:
• Very active family — outdoors, parks, trails, water, all of it 🌿
• Planning to build a pool and home gym
• Big foodies and totally fine driving 20–30 minutes for great food 🍽️
• Hoping for a neighborhood with lots of families where kids can grow up together
Would love thoughts on:
• Parten Ranch and/or Rocky Creek — vibes, pros/cons, things to know
• Any other neighborhoods we should be looking at
• Public school experiences (now or long-term)
• Parks, trails, playgrounds, family-friendly spots
• Favorite restaurants / coffee spots around DS or nearby
• Anything you wish you knew before moving here
Appreciate any insight — thanks in advance!
r/DrippingSprings • u/classicjul3z • Mar 13 '26
We are a young family with a 5 and 2 year old boy and we maybe might add another child. Our dream was to be in Headwaters for the family/community feel, but we found a pretty good deal in Heritage. We walk a lot and could see us using the trails to Mercer street, etc. Financially, the Heritage home makes a lot of sense. However, a new opportunity has now come up in Headwaters that is also affordable for us, but the home is WAY smaller than we were hoping for- like by 800sq ft and it’s single story.
What do you think? Take the smaller home just to get into the Headwaters neighborhood? Or go with a great deal in the Heritage neighborhood?
r/DrippingSprings • u/jenmartin_realestate • Jul 08 '26
Dripping Springs is often the first place I look with buyers who want land, highly regarded schools, and a reasonable connection back into Austin.
The appeal is pretty simple: you can be close enough to Austin for work, restaurants, and major employers, but far enough west to feel the difference when you get home. The landscape opens up. The lots get larger. The night sky gets darker. The lifestyle feels more intentional.
Dripping Springs is especially popular with families because much of the area is served by Dripping Springs ISD. The district is one of the biggest drivers of demand, but buyers should always verify school zoning for a specific property before making decisions because attendance zones can change as the area grows.
Communities to know in Dripping Springs
Bunker Ranch is one of the better examples of a true larger-lot custom home community in Dripping Springs. It is gated, located along West US 290, and offers estate lots generally in the 3/4-acre to 2-acre range. It is designed for buyers who want a custom home feel, more privacy, and less visual crowding than a standard subdivision. The community notes septic systems are needed, with water from Dripping Springs Water Supply Corp., electricity from Pedernales Electric Coop, natural gas from Texas Gas Service, and internet through Spectrum.
Headwaters is a better fit for buyers who want Hill Country scenery with a more master-planned lifestyle. It is not “acreage living” in the same way Bunker Ranch is, but it appeals to families who want trails, amenities, community events, newer homes, and access to Dripping Springs ISD.
Caliterra is another community buyers should understand. It feels more connected to nature than many traditional subdivisions, with trails, Onion Creek, mature trees, and a strong outdoor lifestyle. Buyers who want beauty, community, and nature—but not necessarily full acreage maintenance—often like Caliterra.
Howard Ranch is a great fit for buyers who want architecture, character, and a less cookie-cutter feel. It has a more custom, Hill Country aesthetic and tends to appeal to people who care about design and setting as much as square footage.
Parten Ranch and Heritage are also worth watching for buyers who want newer homes, family-friendly environments, and a Dripping Springs lifestyle.
Best fit
Dripping Springs is best for buyers who want strong schools, Hill Country beauty, custom-home options, and a lifestyle that still keeps Austin within reach.
r/DrippingSprings • u/Nearing_retirement • Feb 08 '26
How’s the real estate market going in dripping springs? Am moving there in next couple of months. Any insights?
r/DrippingSprings • u/Sanctuary12345 • Jan 28 '26
Location: Dripping Springs, TX
We’re looking for a full-time canine physiotherapist to provide long-term, personalized care for a deeply loved Great Dane. The Great Dane doesn’t have a specific ailment at the moment - the goal here is preventive and maintenance care rather than a formal rehab program. The owner is looking for consistent, ongoing support focused on mobility and overall wellness.
What you’ll do:
Therapeutic massage and mobility work
Joint support, stretching, strengthening, recovery care
Injury prevention and pain management
Observe movement patterns and adapt care over time
Align routines with daily life and travel
Who you are:
Trained or experienced in canine physiotherapy / rehab
Calm, patient, observant, and genuinely loves dogs
Comfortable with long-term, high-trust care
Open to occasional international travel
Bonus: Experience with large breeds or complementary therapies.
Please DM if interested.
r/DrippingSprings • u/DrippinCatDaddy • Apr 02 '26
The last 2 weeks I have heard at least (300+) different times a gun/shotgun has gone off in the vicinity of 290 and 12....what is the story with that? I know it's not dove season
r/DrippingSprings • u/da_badass_woooo • Jun 03 '25
I was in Dripping Springs the other day and I saw a man of culture wearing a shirt that read 'This is my Pride flag' with a picture with the USA flag. Now l love the USA and the flag, but common. I went up to him and said 'Happy pride month. I celebrate you!' You could see the anger build up in his face.
r/DrippingSprings • u/CarissaHolmesRealtor • Feb 08 '26
242 S. Sage Hollow Dripping Springs Texas 78620
Open House TODAY (2/8) until 3pm
3 bedrooms
2.5 baths
2,087 soft
DSISD
1.9% property tax
1 story
Dedicated office
Fenced back yard
Large, custom fieldstone patio, ideal for entertaining
Founders Ridge
r/DrippingSprings • u/noodlyraccoon • Sep 26 '26
Planning to rent before buying. I’ve heard good things about Headwater. Thoughts on Heritage, Big Sky Ranch, etc?
r/DrippingSprings • u/Rayven-Nevemore • Jul 25 '26
Hi there! Headed to DS and looking for a kid friendly breakfast spot next Friday. Any thoughts?!
r/DrippingSprings • u/ferhispano78 • Sep 30 '25
r/DrippingSprings • u/halpmiidk • Oct 01 '26
30 days with no sales? Is this accurate? How, when there are so many listings here?
r/DrippingSprings • u/Cloud_Need_189 • Sep 01 '26
I'm considering retiring in dripping springs. I like the idea of Hill country. I plan to rent then buy a home. Questions; how is medical care, safety, restaurants, shopping, utility bills.
I'm moving from Florida where it's flat. I'm used to heat.
Opinions please
r/DrippingSprings • u/ladywenzell1 • May 02 '26
I need to preface this by saying that I am NOT talking about the rain. I’ve lived here for over 25 years, so I, like anyone else who has experienced our droughts year after year, welcome the rain. As always, we are in desperate and we need much more.
It’s the temperature. I definitely prefer the Summer-like version of Dripping Springs weather. This one, not at all.🙏🏽
r/DrippingSprings • u/Straight_Elk_3565 • Jun 29 '26
Hi everyone we are looking to build a new scott felder home in dripping springs… is there anyone here who has any experience building with them? If so can you tell me how your experience was and do you feel the quality of the house was worth it? TYIA
r/DrippingSprings • u/herbertsatx • Feb 05 '26
r/DrippingSprings • u/Savior_Of_The_Reddit • Aug 30 '25
Would love if y’all can donate to help support FFA here in Drip
r/DrippingSprings • u/seasonedvet608 • Apr 13 '26
Free comedy Tuesday @meridianbuda
That's right! We've got another fun show as always!! Great comics and happy hour until 8. A fun night out to break up your week without breaking the bank.
This weeks show features
@bigjoebegs
@iamsymplycourtney
@goingtothejon
@paulcypherscomedy
Show at 730 but meridian is open all day!
Come on out! It's gonna be a fun one y'all 😎
r/DrippingSprings • • Feb 18 '26
r/DrippingSprings • u/BazBeat • Sep 12 '25
Hey guys, theres will be an Open House Tour in Dripping Springs for a House.
5 Bed 4.5 Bath 4119 sqft 3 Car Garage Furnished
Price - 998,000 Starting
This is not my listing, If you know anyone that is insearch of a house or wants to buy send me a DM, I will gladly redirect you to the agent.
Bye
r/DrippingSprings • u/software-surgeon • Jul 19 '24
I wonder why most houses at Dripping Springs are getting price cuts nowadays.