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Swimming Holes in Georgetown, Texas
5 natural swimming holes
Looking for water near Georgetown? The Texas directory holds 5 natural swimming holes in this area. Plan around May-September — that's the best season named in most local listings. The standout listing is Blue Hole Park. Every one sits in Williamson County. Between them they cover 3 lakes, and 2 rivers.
Swimming holes in Georgetown
- Blue Hole Park
A dammed bend of the South San Gabriel River creates a lagoon of warm, deep water beneath a limestone bluff in downtown Georgetown.
- Cedar Breaks Park (Lake Georgetown)
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- Jim Hogg Park (Lake Georgetown)
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- Lake Georgetown at Russell Park
The Corps of Engineers park on Lake Georgetown's south shore has a swim beach with clear water and hill views.
- San Gabriel Park
Georgetown's big river park, with 325 acres of trails and access points along both forks of the San Gabriel River.
Frequently asked questions
How many swimming holes are in Georgetown, TX?
Our directory lists 5 natural swimming holes in and around Georgetown, Texas, across Williamson County. New spots are added as they're verified.
What kinds of swimming holes are in Georgetown?
The 5 listings cover 3 lakes, 2 rivers. See each listing for details on access and conditions.
Which swimming hole near Georgetown should I try first?
Blue Hole Park is a well-documented local listing. A dammed bend of the South San Gabriel River creates a lagoon of warm, deep water beneath a limestone bluff in downtown Georgetown. Full details, maps, and safety notes are on its page.
When is the best time to swim near Georgetown?
Local listings most often name May-September as the best season. Spring runoff can make rivers and creeks dangerously high — check local conditions before you go.