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Apache Shores: Life in Pictures
Photo Gallery of activities in the Apache Shores neighborhood.
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Getting to Know Apache Shores: Seven Sections and 60 Winding Roads
Did you know that Apache Shores is divided into seven sections and has approximately 60…
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Built by the Neighborhood: The Apache Badlands Disc Golf Course
Did you know that the Apache Badlands Disc Golf Course was built largely through the…
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A Home for Chimney Swifts in Apache Shores
Have you noticed the tall green tower in Apache Shores and wondered what it is?…
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Indian Creek Trail
Trail Map Sign at Indian Creek Thanks to the efforts of local Boy Scouts, visitors…
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Chaetura Canyon Bird Sanctuary – A Local Treasure
Did you know there’s a 12-acre bird sanctuary located in Apache Shores? Chaetura Canyon Bird…
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Apache Volunteers — Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Apache Shores POA welcomes volunteers who want to help make our community a better place.…
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Need Help? Need Community?
Community Resources Looking for assistance or local services? Here are several resources available in the…
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Bulk Trash & Brush
Bulk Trash & Brush Disposal Options Apache Shores property owners have several options for disposing…
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Bookmobile, Lake Travis Community Library
Lake Travis Community Library Bookmobile Comes to Apache Shores The Lake Travis Community Library Bookmobile…
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Apache Shores Facebook Family
Apache Shores has several Facebook groups where neighbors can connect, share information, exchange items, and…
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Waterline Improvement Updates
Apache Shores Water Council The Apache Shores Water Council is a volunteer group of property…
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Tishomingo: A Leader in a Time of Upheaval
Chief Tishomingo (also spelled TISHOMINKO) stands as one of the most respected leaders in Chickasaw…
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Sharing is Caring
“Sharing is Caring” isn’t just a sweet phrase — it’s a message that has stood…
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History of Apache Shores
By Jean W. Saile This brief history of Apache Shores, compiled in 2003, has benefited…
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General Williamson
General Robert McAlpin Williamson (1804–1859) was a colorful and influential figure in early Texas history.…
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Quanah Parker Trail
Quanah Parker (c. 1845–1911) was the last great chief of the Comanche and a central…
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Cairns of Indian Creek Trail
Cairns are human-made stacks of stones traditionally used as trail markers, navigational guides in open…
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ASPOA Kindness Rock Garden
We’re spreading a little extra joy along the path… one rock at a time. Take…
