Bird blind is located a short walk from the parking area down a level mulch trail.  This is a very good spot for wintering sparrows and towhees.  The field trail just beyond the Chimney Swift tower is another good location for sparrows and other grassland birds, but beware of sticky mud in wet weather.

Harris's Sparrows and Spotted Towhees frequent the blind throughout winter.  

Charro Ranch Park is located at 22690 W. FM 150. The 64 acre park was donated to the City of Dripping Springs by Lucy Reed Hibberd in December of 2008 after being in her family for about 50 years. Mrs. Hibberd developed trails, created areas for reflection, and installed signs identifying tree species. Mission Statement: To create a natural setting for passive activities for the community of Dripping Springs to enjoy nature. It will be a multi-use park enjoyed for: Casual reflection such as walking, picnicking, Sports training for area cross country and track runners Educational purposes to learn about plants, animals, geology, ecology, photography, etc. 

Restrooms are a single port-a-can in the parking area.