Activity Overview
Blue Hole Regional Park is a public park and swimming area in Wimberley, Texas, which is just 35 miles outside of Austin. This 126-acre park features trails, a playground, a basketball court, a sand volleyball court, picnic areas, an amphitheater, and the popular Blue Hole Swimming Area, which is known for its beautiful clear water. If you're looking for a place where your family can explore nature and stay cool during the hot Texas summers, Blue Hole Regional Park is a great place to visit.
Things to Do
- Go swimming at the Blue Hole Swimming Area - it's open between Memorial Day and Labor Day each year. Teens especially love the rope swings that they can use to hop into the cool, clear water.
- Take your child to the playground to swing and climb, or enjoy a game of beach volleyball as a family.
- Enjoy the natural atmosphere of the park by hiking along its trails and looking for wildlife like birds and small mammals as well as gorgeous wildflowers.
Blue Hole Regional Park Insider Tips
- If you plan to visit the swimming area often, consider purchasing a 10-punch pass or a season pass to save money on admission prices.
- Bring along some food and drinks and enjoy a picnic in the park! There are picnic tables available, as well as plenty of space on the grass.
- Make sure to keep an eye on your child while they're swimming - while there are often park employees around, they do not provide certified lifeguards.
