Texas Hot Springs
Texas has 4 named hot springs on record across 4 counties. By development: 4 developed. 1 is too hot, closed, or on private land to soak in. 4 have a closure or hazard note on file.
- Closed, or no soaking or swimming
No hot springs match.
| Name | Temperature | Development | Access | Fee | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 72-76°F pools | Development Developed | Access paved road | Fee $7 adult day-use (13+); children 12 and under free; scuba divers also pay $5 dive fee | Status Closure or warning on file | |
| 68-70°F pools | Development Developed | Access paved road | Fee Adult $5 resident / $9 non-resident (18-62); lower child/junior/senior rates; infants and veterans free | Status Closure or warning on file | |
| 72°F pool | Development Developed | Access paved road | Fee – | Status Closure or warning on file | |
| – | Development Developed | Access paved road | Fee Glass-bottom boat standard tour: adults $13, seniors 65+ $11, children 3-12 $9, under 3 free (plus 10% service fee on. | Status Closure or warning on file |
Photo credits (4)
- Balmorhea State Park: Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0
- Barton Springs: USGS, Public domain
- Comal Springs: Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0
- San Marcos Springs: Barton Warren Evermann, Public domain
Common questions
Where are the hot springs in Texas?
4 named hot springs are on record: Balmorhea State Park, Barton Springs, Comal Springs, and San Marcos Springs.
Are any hot springs in Texas closed?
A closure or hazard note is on file for Balmorhea State Park, Barton Springs, Comal Springs, and San Marcos Springs. Each page has the dated detail.
