Regional Park News

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Boo Bash 2026 is coming on Halloween; email us if you want your organization on the Treat Trail or if you would like to volunteer.
Community Center is hopefully in the final stages after a walk-through this week.
The new Shower House at the pool has broken ground.
Volunteer work days are scheduled for September:
- Riparian Restoration Garden - this Friday, 9/11 at 8am; RSVP info on the flyer below
- Monthly clean-up session at the Butterfly and Botanical Gardens and else where in the park on 9/18 at 8am
Pool fitness swim hours are available for the fall and winter
Thanks to Lytle High School volunteers and Kenneth Lagleder for taking time to maintain the Hiking Trails!

Email us if you have questions and follow us on social media! Find out more ways to volunteer here.

Lytle High School volunteers led by Kenneth Lagleder

Boo Bash Flyer 26 FINAL.pdf

boo bash treat trail sign up.pdf

Riparian Restoration Volunteer Days.pdf

Friends of Castroville Regional Park

PO Box 173

Castroville, Texas 78009

https://castrovilleparkfriends.org/

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