Blue Hole Regional Park is a City of Wimberley day-use park on Cypress Creek, with a spring-fed swimming area beneath cypress trees. Our cabins and RV sites are about 10 minutes away.
Plan Your Visit
- Swim season
- May 1 through Labor Day, plus September weekends. Off‑season, the park is open; swimming is closed.
- Reservations
- Needed in season for everyone in the swim area, swimmers or not. Online only: book on the City’s site.
- Swim slots
- 9 a.m.–1 p.m. or 2–6 p.m.
- Park hours
- 8 a.m. to sunset. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
- Pets
- Welcome in the park, but not on the swim lawn.
- Address
- 333 Blue Hole Lane, Wimberley, TX 78676
Source: City of Wimberley Parks & Recreation: Blue Hole Regional Park (checked October 19, 2026), with passes and current status.
Cabins & RV Sites Near Blue Hole
Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort is roughly 5 road miles from Blue Hole. Rent a cabin or bring your rig.
Cabins
Sea Biscuit and The Mingo sleep 6; Secretariat sleeps 4. Full kitchen, private bath, linens and pool towels. Next to the resort pool; two‑night minimum.
Explore Cabins
RV Sites
124 full-hookup sites on concrete pads with 20/30/50-amp power, back‑in or pull‑through, and fiber Wi‑Fi. No rig‑length limit.
Explore RV SitesAfter the Swim
Back at the resort: the year‑round pool, pickleball and the pavilion’s 34‑foot fireplace (all amenities). Nearby:
- Wimberley Square and Market Days8–10 minutes
- Jacob’s Well Natural AreaAbout 10 minutes (swimming there is closed)
Blue Hole FAQ
Is Blue Hole Regional Park free?
The park is free to enter: its trails, bike paths, playground, sports fields and picnic areas need no reservation. Swimming in season needs a paid pass, reserved online; prices are on the City’s site.
Is Blue Hole safe to swim in?
There are no lifeguards, and swimming is at your own risk. Children 12 and under must be supervised by an adult. The City may pause swimming for water quality, visibility or lightning.
Can you bring food to Blue Hole?
Yes. Food and small coolers are allowed in the swim area. Glass and alcohol are not. Check the City’s swim rules before you go.
Can you camp at Blue Hole Regional Park?
No overnight stays: Blue Hole is a day‑use park, and the gate locks at sunset. Overnight visitors need lodging outside the park; see the cabins and RV sites above.