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Swimming Holes in Wimberley, Texas
3 natural swimming holes
Our directory lists 3 natural swimming holes in and around Wimberley, Texas. Every one sits in Hays County. Local listings point to May-September as the best swimming season. The mix runs 2 creeks, and 1 spring. Start with Blue Hole Regional Park or Jacob's Well Natural Area — both solid listings.
Swimming holes in Wimberley
- Blue Hole Regional Park
Towering bald cypress trees shade this bend of Cypress Creek, where rope swings arc over deep, cool water.
- Jacob's Well Natural Area
A 140-foot-deep artesian well opens like a blue eye in Cypress Creek, one of the longest underwater caves in Texas.
- Cypress Falls Swimming Hole
A private stretch of Cypress Creek with limestone ledges and small falls that locals have swum for generations.
Frequently asked questions
How many swimming holes are in Wimberley, TX?
Our directory lists 3 natural swimming holes in and around Wimberley, Texas, across Hays County. New spots are added as they're verified.
What kinds of swimming holes are in Wimberley?
The 3 listings cover 2 creeks, 1 spring. See each listing for details on access and conditions.
Which swimming hole near Wimberley should I try first?
Blue Hole Regional Park is a well-documented local listing. Towering bald cypress trees shade this bend of Cypress Creek, where rope swings arc over deep, cool water. Full details, maps, and safety notes are on its page.
When is the best time to swim near Wimberley?
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.