Hot springs in Texas
Every hot spring we have verified in Texas, from undeveloped soaks to resort pools, with water temperatures, fees, access notes and a map.
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All hot springs in Texas
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Hot springs in Texas: common questions
How many hot springs are in Texas?
We currently list 12 hot springs in Texas: 1 wild or natural, 4 resorts or spas, 7 public pools or bathhouses. 2 of them are closed or temporarily closed, and marked on their cards and pages. The list grows as we verify new places.
Are there free hot springs in Texas?
Not among the springs we list. Every place we cover in Texas charges entry or requires a paid pass.
What is the hottest hot spring in Texas?
Of the springs with published temperatures, Chinati Hot Springs runs hottest, at up to 90-105°F (32-41°C). Water that hot needs short soaks; test it with a hand before you get in.
Which hot springs in Texas are good for kids?
Balmorhea State Park, Barton Springs Pool, Blue Hole Regional Park, Garner State Park and Hamilton Pool Preserve are the most family-friendly options we list, with lifeguarded or shallow pools and facilities on site. Clothing-optional springs are excluded.
Which hot springs in Texas can you drive right up to?
Balmorhea State Park, Barton Springs Pool, Blue Hole Regional Park, Camp Hot Wells and Chinati Hot Springs have parking within a few minutes' walk of the water. 2 others need a walk or a hike, which is noted on each listing.