Blue Hole Regional Park is located off of Old Kyle Road (the entrance is just after passing a cemetery) a few blocks from Wimberley Square, the town center. Of course, this is the crown jewel of all the Wimberley Parks. Beyond the iconic swimming hole (located at Jacob's well natural area), it includes 3,5 miles of trails, picnic area, a community pavilion, playscape, basketball court, sand volleyball court and an amphitheater. While there is plenty to do outside of the water, the swimming area is the true attraction of the park. Towering cypress trees overhang the banks of the chilly natural spring- fed Cypress Creek to crate the perfect to beat the heat in summer time. Reservations are required to swim. We visited this park at the end of April and the park was quiet and deserted, we could enjoy nature, but soon in May swimming will begin and there will be noise and laughter!! Open daily 8am - 8 pm.

We just went for swimming here. May 19th 2024. we only need reservation if we want to swim. So, I made the reservation couple of weeks early for Sunday afternoon 2-6. They allow only limited tickets, so there is not too much crowd. Parking was full though. we park on the extended parking area and walked to the entrance. We saw huge mosquitos while we walk to the entrance and there were there in the entrance as well. but inside the park, there were none. not even a single mosquito. There are enough space to set your things on the grassy area and good space for you to swim and jump from the rope. it was awesome. the water was a bit cold but once inside the water, its comfortable. the area where the jump is set, is very deep. the water is very clean and clear. we enjoyed very much. we will go again.

We had a Sunday pm reservation. Free parking is readily available and the walk to the river is short and quick. I read it somewhere that there are mosquitoes to/from the river but there were none when we were there. The park is well kept. I think the city of Wimberly is doing the right thing by limiting the number of admissions. The cedar trees provide the excellent shades all around. The water was so clear. They have a few ropes to jump into the deep spots. My college age sons just love doing just that. There was no shower but the bathroom/changing room was clean. We had such a great time that we plan on going back before kids go back to school/

This is our favorite swimming hole out of all the ones we've been to in Texas! We've done both half day and all day reservations, and you really can't go wrong with either. The water is clear and refreshing, and the rope swings provide tons of fun! We've rented the tables in the past and taken food to make it an all day adventure. Blue Hole will continue to be our go to to beat this summer heat!

Because you must have a reservation, the swimming hole does not have too many people. Gorgeous area, cold water and a pleasant vibe! Make sure you bring something to sit on when you get out of the water. Not much grass left due to foot traffic.