There's even mini waterfalls that pour over the rocks, and the water is usually a nice blue-green. I've been here, but haven't been swimming yet. The water looks so inviting! More Information: Barton Creek Greenbelt webpage. This swimming hole is surrounded by craggy rocks, which are fun to jump off of if you aren't afraid of heights.
You can also swim in Inks Lake if the swimming hole gets too overcrowded, and when Valley Spring Creek is running, you can hike to beautiful waterfalls upstream of the lake. This 15 foot deep swimming hole fed by the Nueces River is located opposite the Rocky River Camp off Texas Highway 55, and there's no entrance fee! Locals love it because it doesn't get as crowded as some of the other swimming holes in Texas.
Pretty awesome shot, right? This is an excellent place for tubing, swimming, white water rafting, and kayaking. There's even a tube chute at the Rio Vista Falls, which is a must do according to the locals! More Information: Rio Vista Park website. This one acre spring-fed swimming pool is a popular hangout for Fort Worth residents, probably because there's fountains, diving boards, water slides, sandy beaches, and plenty of shade.
Great place to take the family for sure! More Information: Burger's Lake. East Texas gets ridiculously hot and humid in the summer, which is why people have flocked to this swimming hole for decades. As you can see, there's a diving board, slide, and plenty of places to cool off here! I've been, and the pine trees surrounding the lake make it a peaceful, relaxing place to cool off in the summer.
The hot springs pictured here are consistently a toasty degrees, so summer might not be the best time to visit. Well-maintained private park with swimming and diving areas for any level of skills. Eateries are on site. Free Wi-Fi. Entrance ticket allows many going in and out.
Cozy family-friendly place. No motorized vehicles are allowed, so it's quiet. Beach is a mix of sand and rocks, not really safe for little kids. Cash only parking. Stunning blue water beach surrounded by oaks and junipers. Steepy trails make it hard to get. Skip it if you have kids or physically impaired. Amenities are limited. Tourist destination loved by many, especially boaters and scuba divers.
All necessary facilities. Gets overcrowded on weekends. Enjoy scenic views at the picnic table. Recently renovated park offers 18 campsites, restrooms facilities and picnic tables. Water fountains and paved sidewalks are refreshing for non-swimmers. No smoke. Favorite spot of many, the park has three different areas. Fishing, swimming, rock climbing are known activities here. Various flora and fauna. No businesses around. Scuba diving centre, open for non-divers as well. The lake is spectacularly beautiful with a clean water and good visibility.
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