Fire in the Sky Fourth of July Fireworks
A family-friendly, free 4th of July celebration with live music, food, and fireworks—perfect for Highpointe residents wanting to celebrate Independence Day close to home in Dripping Springs.
Highpointe delivers a serene residential setting with tranquil streets and generous lot sizes. The neighborhood features a high proportion of single detached homes built after 2000. Many residences offer three bedroom and four or more bedroom floor plans suitable for varied needs. Mature landscaping and contemporary construction combine to create a cohesive, modern suburban character throughout. Residents value the quiet atmosphere and low levels of street noise on most days. Ample parking, convenient road access, and nearby open space provide practical everyday benefits. Convenient access to regional amenities is available within a short commute time and offers nearby parkland options.
The character of Highpointe is exemplified by its slower-paced atmosphere. Highpointe is especially quiet overall, as there are low levels of noise from traffic.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
At the heart of the neighborhood, the Highpointe Amenity Center on Cool Spring Way offers multiple pools, tennis courts, basketball courts, and miles of scenic hiking and biking trails, making it a vibrant hub for residents seeking recreation and relaxation.
Families in Highpointe benefit from access to acclaimed Dripping Springs Independent School District campuses, including Sycamore Springs Elementary and Middle Schools, both less than five minutes away and known for their strong academics and community involvement.
Located just outside the Highpointe entrance on Wimberly Lane, this food truck park offers a rotating lineup of local eats, perfect for a quick bite or gathering with neighbors after school or events.
A short drive up Sawyer Ranch Road, residents can shop for groceries, grab essentials, or enjoy boutique shopping experiences at the nearby Dripping Springs Ranch shopping area, adding everyday convenience to Highpointe living.
With over five miles of private greenbelt trails winding through natural hill country terrain, Highpointe's trails are perfect for biking, jogging, or experiencing wildlife, offering residents a peaceful escape just steps from their homes.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A family-friendly, free 4th of July celebration with live music, food, and fireworks—perfect for Highpointe residents wanting to celebrate Independence Day close to home in Dripping Springs.
Support local organic agriculture by picking up fresh produce and learning about regenerative farming—great for Highpointe families interested in community and sustainability.
A creative evening of beginner calligraphy paired with craft beer and bites—a fun adults‑oriented activity for neighbors looking for a relaxed, creative night out nearby.
Weekend outdoor live music with craft beer in a relaxed setting—ideal for Highpointe residents seeking regular, laid‑back entertainment and social time in Hill Country.
An inclusive, movement‑based workshop offering playful, mindful interaction—great for Highpointe adults looking for a joyful, community‑building experience nearby.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Highpointe
Local characteristics and demographics for Highpointe