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Blue Hole Park in Georgetown, Texas is a beautiful, peaceful slice of paradise. And these 11 pictures can prove it!
I was scrolling through Instagram when I came across GORGEOUS pictures from this park and I couldn’t wait to get down to Georgetown and see it for myself. (I gladly added it to our Texas Bucket List.)
This popular, yet not overcrowded, swimming hole is located on the south fork of the San Gabriel River. It is a gorgeous place bordered on one side by tall limestone cliffs and a charming city park on the other side.
The park is complete with picnic tables, trails, and public restrooms. The sidewalk runs the entire length, so it’s very accessible for wheelchairs, strollers, and wagons.
Intex River Run I Sport Lounge, Inflatable Water Float, 53 Diameter, PinkHydro-Force 66.5
Blue Hole Park in Georgetown
I recently took the kids to Blue Hole Park and we had the BEST time.
We didn’t get there until after 3 in the afternoon, but we loved it so much that we ended up staying until after 9!
I’m so glad I took some floats with us. We floated peacefully on the slow-moving river, watching teenagers jump from the cliffs. (Which you are NOT supposed to do and can get a ticket for.)
The kids did tricks as they jumped off the edge of the dam.
We stood under the ‘waterfall’ and waded through the shallow lower portion of the river.
I sat in a chair on the rocky bank and read a book while the kids played.
It was just a heavenly day.
I honestly can’t recommend this place enough. It’s perfect for big kids and little kids alike.
This might have been our first visit to Blue Hole Park in Georgetown, but it certainly won’t be our last.
And if you can’t get enough of chasing Texas waterfalls, check out Gorman Falls at Colorado Bend State Park or Chalk Ridge Falls in Belton.
