Blue Hole Regional Park

January 85° Full Sun & says No Swimming. Have 2 make a reservation 4 the firepit..yet closest @ sundown Gorgeous Trail. Water Beautiful. 1/2 of the states Swimming holes have been closed..some years due 2 drout. Yet we can't access God Given Water Rites..2 stay cool

An absolute must do! I walked from town taking the nature trail which added some beautiful views of the creek lined with cypress trees! When getting to the park, Heidi was so incredibly welcoming, informative and was a great introduction to the magic that the blue hole provides! There are multiple trails to enjoy but be sure to stop by the blue hole and take a swim if in season!

Blue Hole Regional Park is a popular swimming area (with reservation) in the summer but it is peaceful and scenic in the winter (no swimming allowed until May) with well maintained trails and facilities.

Blue Hole is absolutely beautiful! Nature is so serene. The water feels amazing, especially on a hot summer day. The water is so clean and refreshing. The way the trees line the water allows for a lot of shade while in water. Such a nice place to visit!

J ust spent a half day at Blue Hole and honestly, it was super chill. The water’s insanely clear and cold—in a refreshing way—and those rope swings? So much fun. It’s got that classic Texas Hill Country vibe, with huge trees and that laid-back energy. Not too crowded either, which made it even better for just laying out or floating around. The hiking trails were peaceful and easy to follow. Perfect spot to unplug, cool off, and just enjoy some nature without feeling too remote. Definitely coming back. The swimming area was really well maintained and the grassy lawn gave off major picnic-and-nap energy. It had a good mix of families, friend groups, and solo folks just doing their own thing. You do need a reservation to swim during the season, but it’s 100% worth it. The walk from parking to the water is short and scenic. Everything just felt really easy and peaceful. If you’re looking for a low-key nature day with some Texas charm, this is the move.

Beautiful place with an incredible swimming spot. There are also good hiking trails to follow. They're easy trails. 3 parking areas available around the park. You can only swim from May–end Sep. They close the natural pool from Oct to April because it's fish breeding season. There are changing rooms in the toilets closest to the pond, but I didn't see any lockers there. You need to make a reservation to swim. $12 for all non-locals.

such a nice natural swimming area! if you're a nature lover definitely make it a point to reserve a ticket, it was my favorite part of visiting wimberley. water was cool and clear, we wore water sandals but I would've been completely comfortable going in barefoot too. bringing our own beach chairs, blanket to lay down and small cooler with snacks was perfect, wouldn't have done anything differently

A truly beautiful place with incredible nature. Unfortunately, we visited right after a period of flooding and heavy rain. The water was not its usual blue color but rather green, and swimming was not allowed at the time. Hopefully, next time we will get to experience its full beauty. That said, we still enjoyed the peacefulness and solitude of nature, especially since there were very few people around even though it was the weekend