Neighborhood
DISCOVER THE HEART OF THE COMMUNITY
With a big-city-small-town feel, San Marcos is a welcoming community where home, work and play all connect. As the only stop on the Holland bus route to and from TX State, Hillside is ideally located near everything you want and need. From locally inspired eateries and next-level shopping to a vibrant arts scene, learn more about what makes this city so special.
Explore the Neighborhood!
DINING +
NIGHTLIFE
In San Marcos, a blend of cultures and cuisines come together for one satisfying dining scene. Indulge in every kind of craving you could imagine: a plate of waffles at the Root Cellar, loaded burgers at Tap Room or a scoop of homemade ice cream at Rhea’s.
ARTS +
ENTERTAINMENT
A thriving hub of Texas-made art, the San Marcos Art Center is dedicated to showcasing the work of emerging artists along with an ever-evolving schedule of workshops, art shows and film screenings. What’s more, you can take in art al fresco throughout the city: San Marcos’ murals and sculpture garden are a sight to be seen.
Shopping
With a whopping 1.2 million square feet of shopping bliss, San Marcos’s outlet malls are a must visit. First, there’s Premium Outlets, a 145-store destination offering deep discounts on luxury, name-brand pieces. Then, there’s Tanger Outlets, which is home to all your favorite brands and a number of independently owned boutiques. Whether you’re browsing or buying, there’s something for everyone.
PARKS +
OUTDOORS
Stay connected to nature with one of San Marcos’ many green spaces. Anchored by the San Marcos and Blanco Rivers, the city is home to epic, year-round hikes, walks and water sports in Sewell Park, Rio Vista, and Purgatory Creek.
GROCERY +
CONVENIENCE
Crafting your own homemade meals is easier than ever at Hillside. We’re within walking distance to plenty of supermarkets and convenience stores, plus the much-hyped San Marcos Farmers Market where you can scoop locally grown produce, flowers and canned goods on Saturdays.
History +
Culture
With deep roots and a growing, multicultural population, San Marcos is a crossroads for so many heritages. You can learn more about the city and its origin just by walking the streets.
