Lampasas County

Welcome to Lampasas County

Lampasas County is located on the Edwards Plateau in the Texas Hill Country and is named after the Lampasas River that runs through it.

Population: 21,428
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Lampasas

A small town with a lot of character, Lampasas is a quaint yet lively 6.2 square-mile area located on the northeastern edge. Lampasas provides its almost 8,000 residents with a sparse, suburban lifestyle surrounded by a vibrant landscape. Known for its history and natural sulfur springs, Lampasas is a popular vacation spot and is home to seven mineral springs, the largest spur in the United States, and Hancock Pool, the oldest spring-fed pool in Texas. Hanna Springs Park and Sculpture Garden provides endless opportunities for outdoor fun and art. Installations on display are for sale, so there’s always a new work of art to admire. Residents of Lampasas describe it as a safe and peaceful area, whether you’re looking for your first home or a serene place to retire.

Lometa

A city so small it only has one traffic light, Lometa is located in the Texas Hill Country just over an hour north of the city of Austin. It’s primarily a ranching community that provides a quiet rural-suburban lifestyle for its only 524 residents. Lometa attracts visitors for its annual Lometa Diamondback Jubilee, Rodeo and the Lometa FFA Stock Show. Lometa Regional Park is a beautiful 88-acre park frequented by locals and provides a day of outdoor fun for the whole family. For those who enjoy wine, Lometa is home to two highly-recommended wineries located just outside the city. It’s perfect for those looking for a slow-paced lifestyle within arms reach to larger cities and towns.