Join Friends of River Ranch County Park
Friends of River Ranch County Park (FRRCP) is a 501(c)(3) organization created to support & provide volunteers for Williamson County's newest park. Join us today to help create a park for future generations to enjoy!
About Us
Friends of River Ranch County Park (FRRCP) is a team of Member volunteers who love nature and want to share our love of nature with our community.
River Ranch County Park is located at 194 Reveille Way, Liberty Hill, TX 78642.For more information on River Ranch County Park, visit their website HERE.
OUR MISSION
Friends of River Ranch County Park (FRRCP) is a 501(c)(3) organization. Our mission is to advocate and support River Ranch County Park through information, interpretation and assistance in the operation, maintenance and conservation of the park.
OUR MEMBERS
Through financial and volunteer support, FRRCP Members ensure that future generations will continue to enjoy the extensive recreational and learning adventures to be experienced at River Ranch County Park.
In return, FRRCP Members receive special benefits not available to the general public, are offered unique volunteer opportunities, and are entitled to voting privileges at meetings of the general membership.
Although the Park is not open to the public yet, FRRCP enthusiastically welcomes new members to help us plan for the future!
Please complete our Membership Application to join us today!
OUR ACTIVITIES
The FRRCP leadership team is currently focusing on preparations for a variety of activities and programs for adults and children. Chief among those projects is the operation of the Park's new Interpretive Center.
We will email FRRCP Members with important news & updates, or you can watch this section of our website and our Facebook page for more information about FRRCP.
Stay tuned for details on the FRRCP Annual Meeting scheduled for late September.
If you have any questions about the Park, please visit their website HERE.
OUR VOLUNTEERS
Members have exclusive access to volunteer opportunities coordinated by FRRCP. Whether you enjoy educating the public, leading equestrian trail rides, gardening, conservation projects, event planning, or fundraising, there's a place for you in Friends of River Ranch County Park.
Please watch this section for a list of volunteer opportunities.
Williamson County Parks Department requires that all volunteers complete a Williamson County Volunteer Agreement/Waiver. You can download this Waiver (Select River Ranch County Park) here.
OUR ORGANIZATION
Details on FRRCP's structure and operations can be viewed via the links below:
Board of Directors
OUR DONORS
Individual, Corporate and Non-Profit donors make a one-time contribution of either $500 (Sponsor category) or $250 (Partner category) to support the goals of Friends of River Ranch County Park.
Donors are publicly recognized through this website, our Social Media sites, and other Friends of River Ranch communications. Donors also receive a display item acknowledging their generous commitment to FRRCP.CURRENT SPONSORS
Native Plant Society of Texas - Williamson County
Please contact us at friendsofriverranch@gmail.com to request more information and an application to become a Donor.
ANNUAL MEETINGS
Annual Meetings are held every September. All Members are invited to attend. The FRRCP Board of Directors will share our group's current and future activities, and Representatives from the Williamson County Parks Department will share the latest news about River Ranch County Park.
See links below for information about past Annual Meetings.ANNUAL MEETING 2022
Friends of River Ranch County Park (FRRCP) held its Second Annual Meeting of the membership on Wednesday evening, September 14, 2022, at a combination business meeting/social gathering at an outdoor venue in Liberty Hill, Texas.
Photos from the Annual Meeting
ANNUAL MEETING 2021
Interested in the formation, evolution and operation of FRRCP?
Hear our story in the video below.
2021 Annual Meeting - YouTube Video
Grand Opening Festivities at River Ranch
When visitors to River Ranch CP got their very first look at the park’s impressive new Interpretive Center during the weekend of July 22-23, Friends of River Ranch representatives were there to welcome them and provide information on current and future park activities. At various locations in the Day Use Area, park visitors explored hiking trails, rode horses, frolicked at a playground and asked questions about local flora. Inside the Interpretive Center (where permanent displays will be installed in September) visitors were introduced to the crafts, implements and lifestyles of the Liberty Hill area’s pioneer days. Park highlights accessible by car included: expansive Hill Country overlooks; the Equestrian Area; the Improved Campground; and trailheads leading to heritage trees and the South San Gabriel River.
