Parks & Recreation
Parks & Recreation in Johnson City
The City of Johnson City offers for your enjoyment the following recreational areas:
City Park:
Baseball / Softball Field & Concession Stand
Building / Event Center
Pavilion
Playgrounds
Skate Park
Swimming Pool:
| Current Operating Days (Opening June 1st for the 2024 Season) |
Current Operating Hours | Entrance Fees |
| Tuesday - Saturday |
12 p.m. to 7 p.m. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. |
Resident per day - Free (3 and under) Non-resident per day - $2.00 (3 and under) Resident per day - $2.00 (4 and over) Non-resident per day - $4.00 (4 and over) Resident individual child season pass - $40.00 (4-11) Non-resident individual child season pass - $45.00 (4-11) Resident individual teen season pass - $50.00 (12-17) Non-resident individual teen season pass - $55.00 (12-17) Resident individual adult season pass - $60.00 (18+) Non-resident individual adult season pass - $65.00 (18+) Resident family season pass - $125.00 Non-resident family season pass - $130.00 Resident senior season pass - $45.00 (60+) Non-resident senior season pass $50.00 - (60+)*Children under 13 years of age must be accompanied by an adult |
Pool Policies:
Thunder/Lightning
In the event that thunder is heard or lightning is detected within a *12-mile radius of the facility, the pool will be cleared. The pool will remain closed for 30 minutes following each sound of thunder or until lighting is no longer within a *12-mile radius of the facility.
*Lightning radius is determined by Strike Alert Device and WeatherBug app.
Rain
When rainfall is heavy enough that the bottom of the pool is not clearly visible, the Swim Center will close. The facility will re-open once the bottom of the pool is visible, and lifeguard staff have returned to the stand.
Other Factors
Despite best planning, training, and preparation, there is always the possibility that an issue may arise (i.e. equipment failure, repairs, etc.).
Water chemistry is tested every two (2) hours the facility is open to ensure proper chlorination. Should we suspect any issues or immediate change to the water’s chemistry, the pool(s) will immediately close until the necessary actions are taken for the pool to return to a safe swimming environment.
Tennis/Pickleball Courts
Volleyball Court
Washer Pits
Memorial Park:
Memorial Park is located on the corner of US Hwy. 290 and Avenue G. The park hosts a small pavilion, picnic tables, and a restroom facility. Memorial Park is lit with many Christmas Lights during the annual Lights Spectacular event in December.
Walking Trail:
The walking trail runs through Johnson City and connects the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park Visitor Center & Park Headquarters to the City Park. The trail is safe for walking, running, and bike riding. Exercise stations are located along the trail, and it is lit at night.
James Polk Johnson Cemetery:
The resting place of James P. Johnson (1845 - 1885) and family. James Johnson's homestead was selected as the site of the City of Johnson City in 1879. In 1890, the newly formed community became the Blanco County seat.
LBJ National Historical Park & Visitor Center:
Johnson City District -
Ranch District -
LCRA Pedernales River Nature Park:
