Richland Springs is a small, historic town nestled in the rolling hills of San Saba County, Texas. Founded in the mid-19th century near the springs on Richland Springs Creek, our community grew as a supply center for local cotton growers and cattlemen.
Today, with a population of around 250–360 residents, we remain a close-knit rural community proud of our heritage, agricultural roots, and especially our legendary six-man football program—the Richland Springs Coyotes, winners of multiple state championships.
Whether you're a resident, visitor, or friend of the Coyotes, we welcome you to our corner of the Texas Hill Country.
Our high school football team has a storied tradition of excellence in six-man football, bringing state championships and pride to the entire community.
Enjoy the scenic landscapes, ranchlands, and outdoor opportunities including hunting, fishing, and the peaceful rural lifestyle that defines our area.
From community events at the Community Center to support for our school and preservation efforts, Richland Springs thrives on neighborly connection and tradition.
City Hall: (325) 452-3549
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 27, Richland Springs, TX 76871
Official City Website: richlandsprings.texas.gov
School District: Richland Springs ISD
Located on U.S. Highway 190, approximately 15 miles northwest of San Saba in the heart of the Texas Hill Country.
ZIP Code: 76871 | Area Code: 325
We invite you to experience the charm and hospitality of our community.