Liberty Hill is conveniently located near to 20 state parks and natural areas throughout the Texas Hill Country. Thanks to the vast majority of Liberty Hill’s terrain being wooded, residents in the area are allowed to explore and enjoy the great outdoors daily. With activities ranging from camping, backpacking, and hiking to nature watching, river swimming, and horseback riding, recreational activities abound. Golfers will find themselves at home on several courses in the area, including Forest Creek Golf Club, Berry Creek Country Club, and the beautiful Avery Ranch. Avery Ranch is an upscale 226-acre, 18-hole championship public course, which sits among natural limestone caverns, oak trees, and rolling hills with streams and lakes winding through to provide an unforgettable golf experience.  In addition, Liberty Hill ISD offers quality schools for K-12th grades, so that children are offered a top-notch education to prepare them for the road ahead. Liberty Hill’s exceptional school system contributes significantly to its quality of life and top-notch labor pool.

Liberty Hill offers an excellent range of housing options from rustic Texas-style homes to modern gated equestrian communities. There are now more options than ever for moving to this fast-growing community, and Liberty Hill has seen massive growth in community businesses conveniently located throughout the area. The cross-section of roadways from Georgetown to Liberty Hill and Leander up highway 183 to Briggs are bursting with new neighborhoods giving newcomers and current residents even more opportunities to find their dream home. Homebuyers can also choose to live on the San Gabriel River’s riverfront or even on the Bear Creek banks. Whether you’re looking for a home that sits on a large lot with ancient oak woods or one with a stunning Hill Country view, there is something here to suit everyone’s real estate needs!

The historic charm of Liberty Hill is seen everywhere throughout the community. Residents can shop for arts and crafts, antiques, collectibles, and even groceries in the early-day Texas buildings of downtown. At the original site of Liberty Hill, Fort Tumbleweed Old West Town has 16 acres of historic buildings and pieces of Texas’ past.