Are there any hot springs in Austin, TX?

Reviews on Natural hot springs in Austin, TX - Barton Springs Pool, Sculpture Falls, Hamilton Pool Preserve, Krause Springs, Deep Eddy Pool, St Edwards Park, Barton Creek Greenbelt, River Place Nature ... It's a short walk from the parking lot to the trail - a really easy walk that takes about 5 minutes, and then you're there! read more

Actually there is, Big Stacy Pool located at 700 East Live Oak Street. When I first came to Austin in the 70s to attend The University of Texas the pool was open year round. read more

There are 32 springs and two pools for swimming as well as one magical butterfly garden for exploring. If a single day in this enchanting place isn't enough, we suggest camping for a night or two. 404 Krause Spring Rd., Spicewood, Texas. read more

TX: WATER: Tonkawa Springs: TYPE: creek/Springs: DESCRIPTION: Long-time, historical spring-fed swimming hole, now part of a privately owned park and campground. The swimming hole, which is 68 degrees year round (similar to Barton Springs, in Austin) has been drawing outdoor enthusiasts for decades to its cool water and flowing creeks. read more