Location

Inside Juniper Springs, minutes from the square.

Wildflower sits inside Juniper Springs, a new master-planned community on the north side of Lockhart, Texas. A spring-fed creek, a trail network, an elementary school at the entrance and more than a third of the land kept as open space, with the historic courthouse square about ten minutes away and the Austin airport about thirty.

The community around you

A creek, a school and room to roam.

Juniper Springs is planned to grow to roughly 1,400 homes over several phases, with its parks, trails and school shared by everyone who lives here, including Wildflower residents.

Spring-fed creek and trailsNatural areas along the creek with a connected trail system for walking, running and biking. Future trails are planned with workout stations along the way.

One third open spaceMore than a third of the community is preserved as parks, greenbelt and natural areas rather than built on.

Borchert Loop ElementaryA Lockhart ISD elementary school (grades K to 5) sits inside Juniper Springs, a short walk from Wildflower.

Parks and playgroundsA community park for picnics and games, plus a playground with climbing and swinging equipment for the younger set.

Central amenity hubA gathering place at the heart of the community, in addition to Wildflower's own clubhouse, pool and pocket parks.

Lockhart ISDBorchert Loop Elementary, Lockhart Junior High (grades 6 to 8) and Lockhart High School (grades 9 to 12).

Getting around

Small-town streets, big-city reach.

Lockhart sits between Austin and San Antonio with quick access to SH-130, US-183 and SH-21, so the airport, southeast Austin's employers and the I-35 corridor are all an easy drive without the traffic of living in the middle of it.

Drive times are typical estimates and vary with traffic.

About 10 minDowntown Lockhart and the courthouse square

10 to 15 minAscension Seton Lockhart Health Center

25 to 30 minAustin-Bergstrom International Airport

30 to 40 minSoutheast Austin and Giga Texas

40 to 50 minDowntown Austin

MinutesSH-130 toll road, US-183 and SH-21

Briskets and ribs on the pit at Black's Barbecue in Lockhart — Black's Barbecue · Photo: Heather Cowper, CC BY 2.0

Lockhart, Texas

The barbecue capital of Texas, with a square to match.

Lockhart's historic downtown wraps around the Caldwell County courthouse: restaurants, shops, a museum, the library and art galleries, all within a few blocks. The town's barbecue joints draw visitors from across the state, and Lockhart State Park adds a golf course, trails and a swimming pool a few minutes south.

It is a real town with a real center, not a subdivision off a frontage road.

Inside Juniper Springs, minutes from the square.

A creek, a school and room to roam.

Small-town streets, big-city reach.

The barbecue capital of Texas, with a square to match.

Wildflower Juniper Springs