Rio Vista Falls

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555 Cheatham St
San Marcos, TX 78666
+1 (512) 393-8400
https://www.sanmarcostx.gov

Rio Vista Falls in San Marcos, TX, is a vibrant community hub offering a range of recreational activities and events for residents and visitors alike. With facilities for fitness, special events, and a variety of outdoor activities, it aims to enhance the local lifestyle while promoting engagement with nature.

Guests can participate in organized events such as Movies in the Park and themed pool parties at the Rio Vista Pool, along with open play sessions for sports like pickleball. The park also encourages community involvement through volunteer opportunities and programs aimed at keeping the local environment thriving.

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