Get ready to make a splash in Austin because when the sun turns up the heat, we've got some seriously cool ways to stay refreshed and entertained!

Here's your ticket to the top watering holes, lakes, and pools that Austin has to offer:

• Barton Springs Pool: Dive into the natural spring-fed waters of Barton Springs Pool, where the water stays a refreshing 68-70°F (20-21°C) year-round.
• Lake Travis: Cruise over to Lake Travis, where you can rent boats, paddleboards, or simply bask in the sun along the shoreline.
• Hamilton Pool Preserve: Experience the magic of Hamilton Pool Preserve, a natural swimming hole with a 50-foot waterfall, and a collapsed grotto.
• Deep Eddy Pool: This historic pool is the oldest swimming pool in Texas. It's fed by a well and is a perfect spot for laps and sunbathing.
• McKinney Falls State Park: Cool off at McKinney Falls State Park with its stunning waterfalls and natural pools, all conveniently located right in the heart of the city.
• Krause Springs: Venture a bit out of Austin to Krause Springs, where you'll discover a picturesque natural swimming pool and serene camping grounds.
• Sculpture Falls: Hike along the Barton Creek Greenbelt to find Sculpture Falls, a hidden gem with crystal-clear waters and peaceful surroundings.
• Blue Hole Regional Park: Take a short road trip to Wimberley and discover the beauty of Blue Hole Regional Park, featuring a spring-fed swimming hole.
• Rio Vista Park: Enjoy the San Marcos River at Rio Vista Park, perfect for tubing, kayaking, and picnicking.
• Emma Long Metropolitan Park: Perfect for swimming, camping, hiking, biking, and more!

So, whether you're into cliff diving, sunbathing, or just floating lazily downstream, Austin's watering holes, lakes, and pools have got you covered.