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Super fun place to hang out, especially on a hot Austin day. Once you get to the pool (which is a bit of a walk from the parking lot in the midday heat), you can cool off in the spring water and spend a very leisurely few hours poking around, swimming laps, jumping off the board, whatever. It's great to see everyone peacefully enjoying themselves and there are lots of life guards. All ages, from young families with kids, to teenagers, bikinis, and older folks, too. I thought the water was a great temp, at least on that hot 90-something degree day. This was a Tuesday later in the afternoon and there were a lot of bathers but it didn't feel crowded. There was a lot of construction and temporary fencing, I hope it looks great when they're done. $5 for Austinites, $9 for out-of-towners. I'm not sure but there looked like another way to access the pool from the other side to the main entrance, not sure if there's a pay gate on that side, too.
This place was absolutely beautiful. It was $10 for people who aren't from Austin. The kiosks don't work well so it is best to bring cash with you to pay with the cashier The water is FREEZING but once you commit it really isn't that bad. You can't bring food or bevs into this area. But you are allowed to get a stamp to allow you to reentered which was awesome. Would definitely recommend everyone to go The view of the city is also stunning!
On a sunny day, there's nothing better than arriving at Barton Springs early, before the crowds roll in. We got there around 9:30 AM. There was still parking, and it wasn't too crowded down at the pool. The parkatx app didn't work for any of the three parties trying to pay to park when we arrived, and the meter only seems to take coins or credit cards. The water in the pool was crisp, refreshing, and absolutely energizing, and the peaceful atmosphere makes it easy to see why this spot is so beloved in Austin. Lifeguards are plentiful, which adds a strong sense of safety, though sometimes their guidance comes across more as a list of "don'ts" than clear direction. Still, the beauty of the pool with the city in the background, the turtles sunning themselves, and the variety of people enjoying the day make Barton Springs a must-do for locals and visitors alike (but definitely hit it up before 11:30 AM). As we were packing up around 11 AM, it was getting more and more crowded. Be wary of the focused swimmers who are not watching where they are going.
The natural spring pool is enclosed right next to the Austin Lake/River. There are several parking lots that are free during the week, but costs on the weekends and holidays. The fee for the spring is $5 for locals, and $9 for out of towners. There are kiosks where you can pay by card, and the booth where they take cash. Just follow the dirt path right by the river til it ends at the enclosed pool area. Along the way you'll come across several venders with drinks, fruit, chips, popsicles, and esquite. Just keep in mind that no food is allowed in the enclosed pool. And they have a diving board with life guards, along with many rules. I had read that the water was 70 degrees all year round, but right now in April, it felt 65. Once you get in though, it feels good.
Heaven in Austin! Best spring fed pool - huge length across and beautiful place to snorkel. Don't bring food - only water, towels, sunscreen, etc. Parking can be intense so have a plan to arrive early before noon to avoid issues Restrooms for the pool and $5 entry for locals and $10 for out of town. Can bring floats too on one side of the pool
Barton Springs Pool is truly a treasure in the Austin area--an iconic spot that feels almost unreal considering how close it is to the city. Seriously, what other city lets you swim in beautiful, clear spring-fed water just minutes from downtown? Austin really gets it right. I haven't had the chance to swim here yet, but it's high on my checklist. On this visit, the weather was absolutely perfect for a dip, but since it was a spontaneous stop, I didn't bring my swimsuit--rookie mistake. Still, just being there, watching people enjoy the water, and soaking in the scenery made it worthwhile. Another thing on my to-do list is riding the little train nearby, which looks like a fun and nostalgic way to explore the area. My plan for next time is simple: come prepared, swim in the refreshing spring, ride the train, and fully enjoy everything this spot has to offer. If you're anywhere near this area, don't miss it. Come enjoy this Austin gem. Cheers
An absolute must visit in Austin especially to beat the heat. Everyone here kept telling me how cold the water is but I guess as a Canadian it really wasn't that bad at all. I found it refreshing given the oppressive heat in Austin in summer. $9 entrance fee for nonresidents which you pay at the entrance. The vibe here is super chill. While the sides of the pool are concrete and is built to look like a pool, the bottom is rocky and a little weedy but the spring water is crystal clear. I was diving in and swimming across the pool instead of just dipping and lounging like most of the locals were and everyone was staring. I have no idea why they don't have lanes for swimmers. Lots of locals hanging out and enjoying the space. If I was in Austin longer, I'd be here everyday. Bring a large blanket or towel, swimming shoes, a cover-all, some great reading material and some tunes and you're set for the day or evening.
A fantastic and unique place to hang out when the weather is warm, I loved visiting Barton Springs Pool! We had to circle the different lots before we were able to find parking on a Friday around 2pm. Starting in mid-March, the season officially kicks off and they do charge for entry, and it's a little cheaper for residents of Texas than non-residents. No outside food or beverages are allowed, and if you see someone with a cooler they are going next to the official pool, where they also allow the dogs to play in the water. I recommend downloading the ATXswims app in advance of your visit, as this can help speed up the check in process. You can purchase your day pass (or season pass) directly in the app, and then at the gate they scan your QR code for entry. They have a diving board and the water varies in depths. When we went, the official pool house was still under construction (expected to be completed soon) so the other restrooms and changing areas were trailers. I recommend bringing a thick towel to lay on, as well as sunscreen, goggles, and water shoes. The ground in the pool can be slippery, and I definitely recommend water shoes with grip so that you don't slip. While the water is cold (around 68-72* F) it feels nice on a hot day, and your body temperature quickly adapts.
We came here with a group of 10 some of us from California Utah and Colorado to celebrate a friends birthday this past weekend and it had to be my favorite part of the event. It was very clean, nice views, a diving board. We found it on tik tok and it didn't disappoint! We came on their anniversary date so it was free for everyone to enter. Bring a blanket or towel to sit in the shaded grass area. If you have a floatie you must stay in a designated section. Perfect summer activity.
My first time coming the Barton Springs in Austin! I'm sure during the summer when school is not in session that this is a very busy place. We came in a Tuesday and it still had a good amount of people there. Parking in the lot during the week was free. They have walk up stations that you can buy your pass right in front of the gate. Find a decent spot on the grass or on the hill. You can bring your towels, blankets, floaters and lawn chairs. No loud music or outside food/drinks besides bottled water. The water at the end of September was cold! I definitely recommend going at the height of the day to catch as much of the sun to warm you up as you can. We didn't make it there until after 4pm and the sun was already low. I couldn't stay in for too long without the sun being on me. You know the water is cold when you get out of it and the air is warmer than the water. It still was a good experience. There are plenty of life guards for you to safely swim. There is a post like every 5ft spanning the entire length of the pool. There is also a diving board. FYI: currently their building with the locker rooms and showers are under renovation. They did provide the trailer potty's with toilets and showers that you can use.
It's cold yes, but it feels soo good. You are not allowed food or drink anywhere along the pool other than bottled water. The parking lots were under construction when we were there in Oct so it was a bit of a walk to the pool. We put our stuff down and jumped in. The bottom is mossy and a little slippery but not as bad as I had thought from reading the reviews. It gets to 18' on the far end by the diving board. We were in around 4-5' and it was perfect. This was prob the best part of our Austin trip. Do know that you leave your stuff out on the grass in the open and if you really wanna enjoy yourself in the pool I would bring as little as possible and not be like me who was constantly looking over my shoulder to make sure nobody was stealing my stuff .
I'm so glad my friends from Texas showed me around and said that Barton Springs pool was the place to be for a place to go to in Texas! The water was cool and clear! I was AMAZED to see the seaweed, algae and the Austin skyline in the area! I definitely would recommend this to anyone visiting Austin! TIP: Currently, they are redoing the springs installation and construction is involved right now! In addition, there IS a REENTRY stamp if you need to go out and grab something from the car so remember to STAMP if needed! PARKING was free and able as well as there are restrooms outside before entering the pool!
Truly obsessed with Barton Springs. I've honestly never seen anything quite like this before. It's a community "pool" but it's such an inviting spot that people of all ages are at. It costs $5 to enter and there's grassy hills you can lay out on and then you just hop in the water whenever you feel like it. Bring your own towels, sunblock, and floats if you have them. We didn't have a float this time around but looking at the folks floating in the water made us want our own. Next time! Barton Springs is monitored very well by the lifeguards (they catch everything!) so you know you're safe here. We could've spent the entire day relaxing/tanning/hopping in the water. Such a gem in Austin. I wish Boston had something like this!!
Great place to go in the city. Especially during the extreme Texas heat. The water is very cold, if you're not use to swimming in 68 degree water. Once you get over the initial shock of the water, it's a great time. The water level ranges from about ankle deep, to about 9ft deep on the opposite end. There's low diving board in the middle, and you can over see the Austin skyline from the middle of the pool. Review the house rules before going. No cooler, food, or drinks are allowed. read more
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I had a great time at Barton Springs Pool! There is plenty of space to tan or just swim around! I recommend downloading the app so you can purchase the entry ticket online, instead of having to wait in line for be kiosk and then again to enter the pool. The parking situation is not great and it can be very stressful to find a spot nearby. I also recommend getting there as early as possible during the weekend as it can be very busy and the lines get long. read more
5 years ago
If you're trying to find the "free" "less crowded" area Right before the maps takes you to the carpark you should drive over a small bridge just park right there and walk on down lol! I wish someone told us the exact location but we ended up scootering around to find it! It was such a fun relaxing vibe and DOG FRIENDLY!! Ahhhh. read more
2 years ago
BRING NON SLIP RIVER SHOES!!!!! What an absolutely amazing place to visit to cool down... literally! I'm from Laguna Beach in California so I am always used to the water being 65 degrees or even colder and since I am an avid swimmer and water polo player, the cold didn't bother me anyway! However, for my boyfriend, it was absolutely painful. We started inching (more like sliding) in the shallow end of the pool and we absolutely hated it 1. Because it made it seem COLDER and 2. because we were sure we were going to slip and crash and break our head due to the algal growth. One of the worst things about this place is definitely the organization of it. THERE ARE TWO ENTRANCES, PEOPLE!!! The first entrance (the excruciating long line) is for CASH ONLY or, you can stand in a smaller line at the machines right next to it and expect to wait 40 minutes for 3 people to pay with card for their stuff. We waited 30 minutes until a lifeguard came over and told us that there was another set of kiosks on the OTHER side with NO LINE to get into the spring. We got our ticked in the kiosk we already waited in line for and just walked over to the other side and walked in with ease. So top tip: bring river shoes so you're not a mess, be prepared for freezing cold, and check both kiosk locations (or just bring cash) read more
Amazing pool with lots of space for you and your friends. We took Floaties and sat in the cool water under the hot sun and enjoyed ourselves for several hours. There's lots of area for you to sit around and soak in the sun. Even though it was packed it's a big enough area for lots of people. Great pool and I can't wait to go back! read more
Would definitely come back here! It's a great natural spring pool to hang out with friends. There are two sides, one is free and a bit more crowded; I recommend the side that you pay for because the line goes quickly and there's more room plus the diving board. -- parking is difficult, we circled around quite a bit before finding a tight spot -- payment for the diving board side is $5 resident, $9 non-resident. The line looks daunting but it goes by very quickly -- the pool itself is cold so it feels amazing in greater than 90 degree weather read more
Interesting location, not my speed but I'm sure if you liked to take a swim in a super cold spring that's in an overly exposed location then this is the place for you. The place was crowded with people on a Saturday afternoon which is to be expected. read more
4 years ago
My niece who lives in Texas said they love coming here on hot days, they have their own kayaks and paddle board and enjoy spending a day to cool down here. There's rope swings, a bridge people jump off of (though I saw the boat police stopping them lol) spots to picnic and the Barton springs pool itself. I gotta say we had a great time. Exiting off of the Barton springs pool you end up at Lady Bird lake where literally everybody hangs out at. It's a must experience if you love the water or water sports. Right in the middle of the lake it felt like a club in the water. People had their music goin, some literally had bbq pits on their boat. It's both a family environment and pick up joint. It's cool to see Austin's city line while hangin out on your kayak. Being on the water as it rocks you slightly back n forth is just a stress reliever for me. read more
Beautiful and natural Springs in Austin! To get in is free admission right now and the parking is $5 till 11pm which isn't bad at all. You cannot bring any outside food but water is accepted. The water is 68 degrees all year long and today it was cloudy and the water felt a lot colder haha but worth to visit any time of year to see this outstanding historic landmark! read more
5 years ago
This was a tourist stop on my list for Austin. I came here 3 hours before closing. This place made me feel like I was in an all American movie. Just lots of people having fun in the water. Keep in mind you cannot bring food or drinks inside :( I didn't know this and brought chips I had to throw away. I definitely recommend coming here. If you don't know how to swim it might be difficult because I think the shallowest water is 5ft. read more
3 years ago
A city couldn't ask for a better spot to cool their community on a hot summers day! #bartonspringspoolrocks read more
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Hard not to love this Austin favorite. It's getting less busy already now that summer is passing. The spring fed water is refreshing on a hot afternoon and the views delicious. Fun to chill and people watch, or swim, or swim workout. Lots of space and plenty of water. I suggest water shoes since there's Algae at the bottom in some places. My nieces say it's "gross" but really not that bad. The pool is clean; there are lifeguards, family friendly, and people are respectful. The pool empties into Barton Creek and the area over the fence where you'll smell sweet aromas, alcohol OK (clean up please!), and surfing canines. read more
3 years ago
I've always loved Barton, especially on those unbearable August and September days. There's nothing like jumping in water that is 68 all year round. I miss the food trucks that used to be outside the gates and the ability to find a parking space. I'm concerned even more how this will change in the future with construction and the new garages; but I digress. Austin is a hub for substance abuse treatment and having a place to go to do something where you're not surrounded by drugs and alcohol is super important. I appreciate not being able to bring beverages (other than water) in. What seems to be happening, however, is an emphasis is being placed on busting people for eating and drinking and ignoring all the people smoking pot- which believe me are plentiful. It is becoming less family friendly and attractive as a place for those who want to enjoy an afternoon at a spring in nature as time goes on, which is unfortunate. read more
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As out of towners we found it worth the $9 entry. Fun pool, great view and lots of area to sit and relax. Life guards were attentive. It's a natural bottom so be aware or where water shoes. Lots of memories made! read more
Awesome spot in Austin! We visited Austin and this was definitely on our list. Sadly, we ended up coming here during a gloomy and cloudy day, which was such a bummer! Although it was humid and hot, the water was still too cold for us to enjoy. However, we loved how clean the pool was, and how safe it was. (Lots of lifeguards!) tickets were $5 each and can be purchased at the entrance. read more
Visited Barton Springs with OA Tours and I could not believe people were swimming in 68° spring water! I have never seen anything like that. Anyway, the spring pool looked amazing! (if you squeeze these photos open, you can see people swimming) RECOMMENDATION: Swim on a hot day while in Austin, TX. read more
8 years ago
One of the many gems in Austin. I don't visit Barton Springs Pool nearly enough. The pool is fed by an underground spring keeping it a cool and fresh 68-70 degrees year round. You can enjoy it solo or with a group and there is plenty of space to throw down a towel to get some vitamin D. I personally like to go in the mornings on the weekends since it's less crowded. Check the schedule but it's free before 8am and from 9pm-10pm. It's $3 for Austin residents and you can purchase your ticket at the kiosk in front (more efficient) or at the entrance. It's closed Thursday's between 9am - 7pm for maintenance. I'm still bitter they started charging for parking ($5) but free parking is few and far between in Austin these days. Also, they have showers that you can rinse off at in the bathhouse. The Barton Springs Bathhouse Rehabilitation project will be kicking off in 2019 to update and restore them to their original state. If you wear goggles you may see an endangered Barton Springs salamander. Their habitat is located at one end of the pool. So when you go, try not to disturb the rocks and plants underwater. They'll appreciate it. :-) read more
Went here on Saturday morning 7am, there were already plenty of people swimming. The water was chilly in the early morning and could be wavy sometimes, but once you throw yourself into the water it would be less painful lol. I need to work on my swimming skills to hang out at this place better haha. But yeah, strongly recommend early morning because you won't get burned that way. read more
FREEZING water but 1000% worth it and you warm up to it quickly actually. I've only swam in it in July, but even in that heat it's still cold. Must jump off the diving board! Plenty of space in the grass to chill between swims read more
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The Barton Springs Pool is so unique. If you are in Austin, you have to go. The parking is a pain to deal with, and the lines are long if you go in the afternoon. It is well worth the wait, and, once you get inside, you can't tell that there are a million people inside. Make sure you bring a lock for your wallet and car keys. They have lockers in the bathroom that are free, but you have to bring your own lock. Tickets are purchased via cash only at the booth, but they have credit card machines outside. You can skip the machine line if you bring cash. The pool is very cold all year round. But it was very refreshing. The lifeguards on duty were very attentive and quickly called out those that broke the safety rules. One end has a shallow option for kids to play in, but most of the pool is a little over 5 ft. They have a deeper area near the diving board. We had a great time and will definitely return if we find ourselves in Austin again. read more
If you're in Austin then definitely check out Barton Springs Pool. A popular activity to do if you're in town. However, it gets pretty crowded during the summer time. Easy parking in the front. Restrooms available to change but beware that it is not the cleanest restrooms. The water is clean and feels great on a hot Texas summer day. If you go toward the shallower end of the pool then watch out for rocks in the water. It can get very slippery here and there. Even though it was summer, the water was a bit cold but you will probably get used to it. On one side of the pool is accessible for dogs. Overall, a great addition to your Austin road trip check list. read more
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2201 Barton Springs Rd
Austin, TX 78704
Barton Hills, 78704 (South Austin)
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(512) 974-6300
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Does anyone know if the pool is trans/crossdresser friendly?
Lol, yeah, it's Austin.
Are there places to purchase food or can you bring your own?
While inside the paid section of Barton Springs, no food of any kind is allowed, you may only have water. There's no food to purchase within the pool. Staff walk throughout the grounds periodically to monitor this
Are dogs allowed?
Not in Barton springs pool but there's a spot right outside the pool where people bring their dogs.
Is the main Pool or is it closed due to covid and is there an entry fee?
Main pool is open certain days only. It's currently free. They will take down your name and phone number for contact tracing purposes.
Do they have dressing room/restroom and lockers or some kind for you to keep your stuff?
They have a changing area once you get inside both a men's locker room area and women's locker room. It is a big open area with benches that opens to the sky so very different from what you were probably used to. They also have some small school… Read more
Can you rent or bring tubes?
I don’t think they rent tubes but you can bring your own!
Do they sell/provide life vest? Thanks
They provide life vests for everyone all size but you would want to get them quick because sometimes they they run out quick
How cold is Barton Springs during the Summer months?
It is consistently chilly anytime of the year because it’s partially spring-fed.
Does anyone know if the pool is wheelchair accessible?
There is a ramp going down to the pool deck on both sides of the pool. On the main (north) side there is a ramp that goes into the water in the shallow end, and on the south side there is a lift chair by the diving board. The lifeguard staff have a… Read more
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