Blue Hole Regional Park, Natural swimming park in Wimberley, United States.
Blue Hole Regional Park contains several walking paths, a basketball court, and a swimming area surrounded by tall cypress trees along Cypress Creek.
The swimming location evolved from a local gathering spot into a regulated regional park managed by the City of Wimberley to protect the natural environment.
The swimming area functions as a central meeting point for residents who participate in exclusive evening events called Wimberley Nights during summer months.
The park operates from 8:00 until sunset, with admission fees of $12 for adults and $6 for children, seniors, and military personnel.
Visitors can experience swimming in clear spring waters while using rope swings attached to century-old cypress trees that line the creek banks.
Location: Wimberley
Operator: City of Wimberley, Texas
Address: 333 Blue Hole Ln, Wimberley, TX 78676, USA 78676 Wimberley
Opening Hours: 08:00-sunset
Phone: +15126609111
Website: https://cityofwimberley.com/?SEC=706A5ED8-666C-42B5-9565-92D952F842F4
GPS coordinates: 30.00209,-98.08700
Latest update: March 8, 2025 16:32
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