Natural swimming hole
Cypress Falls Swimming Hole
Creek · Texas
Community-reported spot. Details below are compiled from public sources and are reported to be accurate — always verify locally before visiting.
About this swimming hole
A private stretch of Cypress Creek with limestone ledges and small falls that locals have swum for generations. Day passes keep crowds small, so the water stays quieter than nearby Blue Hole on busy weekends. The ledges are made for jumping, though the owners ask swimmers to use the designated spots.
Good to know
| Water type | Creek |
|---|---|
| Best season | May-September |
| Fees | Day-use fee; limited capacity |
| Reservations required | Yes |
| Hours | Day-use hours; check site |
| Parking | On-site parking with day pass |
| Amenities | restrooms, picnic areas |
| County | Hays County |
| Nearest town | Wimberley |
| Safety notes | No lifeguard. Cliff jumping at own risk; watch for submerged rocks. |
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Frequently asked questions
Can you swim in Cypress Falls Swimming Hole?
Yes — Cypress Falls Swimming Hole is listed as a natural swimming spot in Texas. Heads-up: No lifeguard. Cliff jumping at own risk; watch for submerged rocks.. There are rarely lifeguards at natural swimming holes — verify conditions locally before you go.
Does Cypress Falls Swimming Hole require reservations?
Yes — reservations are required to visit Cypress Falls Swimming Hole. Book ahead, especially on summer weekends.
Is there a fee to visit Cypress Falls Swimming Hole?
Reported fee info: Day-use fee; limited capacity. Fees can change — confirm with the official link.
When is the best time to visit Cypress Falls Swimming Hole?
The best season is typically May-September.