How to Do Deep Eddy Pool in Austin With Kids
Deep Eddy is the oldest swimming pool in Texas! The pool was built in 1915 and is fed by natural cold springs that stay between 66-75 degrees year round. There’s a lap pool on one side and a zero-depth recreational pool on the other side. Here’s how to do Deep Eddy Pool in Austin with kids.
How to Do Deep Eddy Pool in Austin With Kids
Location
Parking
There is a parking lot right out front, but it fills up quickly. You can also park
Hours
The lap pool is open daily from 8 a.m. – noon which is when the other side opens up. Rec swim (with life guards) continues until 8 p.m. Pool opens mid March and closes the last day of October.
Admission Fees
There’s a couple of kiosks out front, or you can pay at the front desk. Kids and seniors are $2, teens are $3, and adults are $5. Veterans and babies under 1 are free.
Pro Tips
The bottom is slippery like at Barton Springs, so wear water shoes if you’re worried about kids slipping. Food is allowed, but you can only eat at the upper level tables. There’s a snack bar that sells pretzels, hot dogs, and Jim Jim’s Water Ice (similar to Italian ice).