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    Deep Eddy Pool

    Eilers Park, Rollingwood, TexasSpring on Aquifer waterOpen, fee to enter

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    Deep Eddy Pool is a historic, man-made public pool filled with natural aquifer water in Eilers Park, Austin.

    Water
    Spring, Aquifer water
    Entry
    Seasonal entry fees apply. Residents: $2 children aged 1–11, $3 juniors aged 12–17, $5 adults aged 18–62, and $2 seniors aged 62 and over. Non-residents: $4, $5, $9, and $5 respectively. Children under 1 and veterans enter free.
    Swim hours
    8am–8pm; lap swimming from 10am–8pm and recreational swimming from 5:40pm–8pm. Closed Tuesdays from 21 April 2026 for cleaning and maintenance.
    Facilities
    Lap pool, wading pool, zero-depth entry, chair lift
    Children
    Children under 1 enter free; other age-based admission fees apply.
    Managed by
    City of Austin Aquatics Division

    When you can swim

    Open to swimmersSwimming is available from 14 March and through 31 October on the published schedule.Closed to swimmers

    Getting there

    Go to 401 Deep Eddy Ave, Austin, Texas 78705. The pool is in Eilers Park off Lake Austin Boulevard.

    30.2765, -97.7732

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    Rules to know before you go

    • Use the pool during published swimming hours.
    • Do not enter on Tuesdays during the scheduled maintenance closure.

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    Questions about Deep Eddy Pool

    Can you swim at Deep Eddy Pool?

    Yes. Deep Eddy Pool is an open public swimming pool operated by the City of Austin, with seasonal admission fees and published swimming hours.

    Do you need to book Deep Eddy Pool?

    No advance reservation needed.

    Does it cost anything to swim at Deep Eddy Pool?

    Seasonal entry fees apply. Residents: $2 children aged 1–11, $3 juniors aged 12–17, $5 adults aged 18–62, and $2 seniors aged 62 and over. Non-residents: $4, $5, $9, and $5 respectively. Children under 1 and veterans enter free.

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