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Swimming Holes in Spicewood, Texas
4 natural swimming holes
Looking for water near Spicewood? The Texas directory holds 4 natural swimming holes in this area. The listings span Burnet County and Travis County. Expect a spread: 3 lakes, and 1 spring. Krause Springs anchors the local list, and Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area rounds out the highlights.
Swimming holes in Spicewood
- Krause Springs
Thirty-two springs feed a natural swimming pool, a manmade pool, and a chain of waterfalls and grottos across 115 private acres.
- Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area
A 616-acre LCRA park on Lake Travis known for spring bluebonnets and miles of multiuse trails.
- Pace Bend Park
A 1,368-acre peninsula park on Lake Travis with rocky coves made for cliff jumping, including the well-known Mudd and Gracy coves.
- Grelle Recreation Area
A 276-acre LCRA park wrapped around an isolated cove on the south shore of Lake Travis.
Frequently asked questions
How many swimming holes are in Spicewood, TX?
Our directory lists 4 natural swimming holes in and around Spicewood, Texas, across Burnet County, Travis County. New spots are added as they're verified.
What kinds of swimming holes are in Spicewood?
The 4 listings cover 3 lakes, 1 spring. See each listing for details on access and conditions.
Which swimming hole near Spicewood should I try first?
Krause Springs is a well-documented local listing. Thirty-two springs feed a natural swimming pool, a manmade pool, and a chain of waterfalls and grottos across 115 private acres. Full details, maps, and safety notes are on its page.
Do swimming holes near Spicewood charge a fee?
Some do — state parks and popular preserves often charge a day-use or parking fee. Each listing shows reported fee info where known.