Nichol's Landing is a beautiful and tranquil spot nestled along the riverbanks of Old Spring Branch Rd in Spring Branch, TX 78070. This charming establishment offers a perfect blend of nature and adventure, making it a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're camping in an RV or pitching a tent, Nichol's Landing provides a peaceful retreat for those seeking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
The park is open seven days a week from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors. With its scenic surroundings, Nichol's Landing is ideal for hiking, sports activities, and exploring nature. The facility is also the starting point for kayaking and canoeing down the river, offering a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of Texas waterways.
Nichol's Landing has received glowing reviews from satisfied visitors who praise its beauty and tranquility. One customer described it as "one of the most beautiful places I've found in Texas," while another highlighted it as their "favorite spot to camp out for a day at the river." These testimonials underscore the park's charm and appeal.
If you're looking for a perfect combination of nature, adventure, and relaxation, Nichol's Landing is an ideal destination. Whether you're a local exploring new hiking trails or an outdoor enthusiast seeking a serene retreat, this park offers something for everyone.
Birdwatching
Hiking
Trail difficulty
Walking
Kid-friendly hikes
Our favorite spot to camp out for a day at the river. A hidden gem in our books. Arrive early because space is limited and there is a charge per person to enter - but worth it. This is also the starting place for alot of kayaking and canoeing down the river.
Moved out to Texas from Idaho and we got lots of creeks and streams and rivers. And I found Nichols Landing while riding my motorcycle and it's one of the most beautiful places I've found in Texas
This place had a lot of cool butterflies and a decent area to swim.
Visited on July 3rd and it was not crowded plenty of parking available. We went back July 4th and we weren’t really allowed to stay.. all because our vehicle was too big and it didn’t fit in one of their parking spots.. We understand when something is at full capacity, but there were 2 cars parked in a non parking spot and we politely asked if we could do the same.. (mind you we are paying, this was not a free entrance) the lady there that day didn’t say anything… automatically handed us our money back with a smirk on her face.. We were staying at an airbnb like 5min away and even asked the address like if we were lying… We’ve never been treated so poorly at a public location before.. My recommendation is don’t go if you have any bigger than a compact car or I guess if you do you’ll get lucky and get let in.
DO NOT GO IF YOUR SWIMMING WATER WAS LOW. Other than that the hike was nice
Beautiful