Things to Do Many folks come to the park to swim, float, paddle and fish the South Llano River. But that’s not all we offer. You can also camp, hike or bike, geocache, spot turkeys and other wildlife, and marvel at the stars. We loan GPS units for use in the park. River fun The South Llano River is spring-fed and slow-moving – great for family water fun. Please read through our Water Safety Tips before your visit. Paddling/floating The park has two miles of river frontage, and multiple put-in and take-out points for tubers along the way. We rent tubes, or you can bring your own. We have one designated place for paddlers to park and put-in. Bring your own canoes or kayaks, or rent locally. Paddling providers Paddler’s Porch offers shuttle services and kayak and canoe rentals. Call (325) 446-2829 to learn more. Spring-fed Adventures offers day and overnight paddling trips, hiking and bird watching. Call (512) 877-7638 or email Spring-fed Adventures to learn more. Fishing Try your luck at fishing! You do not need a fishing license to fish within park boundaries. Ask at headquarters about borrowing fishing gear to use in the park. Hiking/biking Whether on foot or two wheels, explorers will enjoy the 22.7 miles of trails. Trails range from easy to difficult, and cross river bottoms, steep ridges and wooded areas in between. Rugged back country trails offer solitude even on the busiest weekend. Whether you’d like a moderate hike or a more challenging mountain bike ride, expect great views and a very different experience than in the park’s lowlands.