Texas State Spring Lake Vision Plan
The Spring Lake Vision Plan embodies a vision to celebrate and safeguard the cultural, historical, and ecological significance of this extraordinary site while fostering deeper connections between the Texas State University community, the City of San Marcos, and the public. By integrating thoughtful design and accessibility, the plan ensures Spring Lake remains a vibrant hub for education, research, and recreation. Central to the master plan is the recognition of Spring Lake's profound cultural heritage. To honor its significance, the plan emphasizes increased awareness through improved accessibility. Key to this effort is the establishment of enhanced pedestrian connections linking Spring Lake with the main Texas State University campus. By bridging this gap, the plan invites students, faculty, and visitors to immerse themselves in the site’s rich cultural and ecological history, fostering a deeper appreciation for its enduring importance. Improved access will also empower researchers and educators at The Meadows Center to engage more directly with the springs, facilitating hands-on studies and public education initiatives.
- LOCATION
- San Marcos, Texas
- SIZE
- 180 Acres
- YEAR COMPLETE
- 2024
- CLIENT
- Texas State University System
- PROJECT TEAM
- PAGE (Planning); Siglo Group (Ecology)
- AWARDS
- 2026 Texas ASLA Honor Award







