Blanco Party Bus, Limo & Coach Bus Rental

Blanco State Park is one of the smallest parks in the Texas system. TPWD’s history page records 104.6 acres and notes that CCC Company 854 spent eleven months in 1933–34 building the dams, bridges, and river stairs. You may swim along the river. A shallow wading pool sits next to Falls Dam. This page does not claim a lifeguard. Day-use is $5 ages 13 and older, free 12 and under. TPWD also says you must reserve the pass online or at (512) 389-8900 before you visit. A bus does not create a walk-up exception. Hold that window, then we lock the Austin departure. Call the park at (830) 833-4333 for swim conditions or any rental stand — do not assume tubes are for sale at the gate. In August 2026 the city posted an active burn ban and Stage 3 water restrictions; check the alert board before you treat the river as unrestricted. Lunch is a square walk: Redbud Cafe at 410 4th Street and Old 300 BBQ at 318 4th Street, on Pecan and 4th beside the old courthouse. Those rooms sit four blocks from Park Road 23. Oh My Pizza Pie at the brewery is a US-281 stop on a different clock.

Hill Country Lavender lists 8241 Farm to Market 165, Blanco, TX 78606 — not RR 32. From the square: 4th Street east a half mile, left on FM 165, then 7.6 miles. The contact page posts April 17–November 28, Saturdays only in August, closed July 4 and Thanksgiving. Year-round products are also inside Brieger Pottery at 408 4th Street. Confirm hours on hillcountrylavender.com or at 830.833.2294 before we freeze the outbound. The Blanco Lavender Festival is the Chamber of Commerce’s major yearly fundraiser. Official 2026 dates are June 5–7. The site still calls the usual slot the second weekend of June; quote the published weekend. Market hours are Friday noon–6, Saturday 9–6, and Sunday 10–4 on the Old Courthouse grounds. Music is in Bindseil Park. Parking is the transportation fact. The festival recommends Blanco High School Stadium at 1215 4th Street and lists $15 per person round-trip for the square-and-farm shuttle. Pets are asked to stay home except service animals. We do not invent an attendance figure. Square curb space collapses and US-281 slows; a bus that stages at the high-school lot is the reason to hire one vehicle. Lock that weekend at least eight weeks ahead.

Send the date, headcount, Austin pickup neighborhood, and the first hard stop: a reserved TPWD pass, a Wednesday–Sunday Real Ale arrival or the Friday 4 PM tour, FM 165 farm hours, the high-school festival pad, or a named ranch gate. Say whether RR 32 continues to Wimberley and whether the group must be back in Austin by a set time. Pickups that work: a downtown or 78704 hotel, south Austin (78745), or Hill Country Galleria in Bee Cave when people start from Westlake and 620. Use one lot that can turn a bus. Skip cul-de-sacs and gated ranches until someone has the code. A party bus of about ten to twenty fits most swim days if cooler space is real. A coach is the seated choice for festival weekends, wedding loops, and 35+. An 8-passenger limo sprinter, stretch limo, or executive sprinter fits six-to-ten people on a tasting or formal square arrival. The first-party photos later on this page show those cabins; they do not prove an 8-passenger vehicle is right for a 20-person park pass. A quote request is not a reservation. Call (512) 900-8324 or use the form. The written reply assigns the vehicle, hours, price, and terms.