San Felipe Springs
Plan your visit to San Felipe Springs, a natural swimming hole in Del Rio, Texas. Get directions, safety tips, and essential visitor information.
View details2 natural swim spots within about 120 miles of Del Rio, Texas.
This page lists 2 natural swimming holes near Del Rio, Texas, sorted by distance within about 120 miles.
Near Del Rio, Texas, our directory maps 2 natural swimming holes within about 120 miles of the city center — including 1 river and 1 spring. The closest mapped spot is San Felipe Springs (0.8 mi straight-line). Distances are not drive time; open each listing for directions, fee notes, access rules, and safety context before you travel.
| Central place | Del Rio, Texas |
|---|---|
| Search radius | About 120 miles |
| Mapped spots | 2 |
| Closest listing | San Felipe Springs (0.8 mi) |
| Water types | River (1), Spring (1) |
| Typical fees | 2 varies |
2 natural swim spots in Texas, sorted by distance from the city center. For live GPS sorting, use swimming holes near me.
Plan your visit to San Felipe Springs, a natural swimming hole in Del Rio, Texas. Get directions, safety tips, and essential visitor information.
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View detailsBrowse by water type in Texas — each link opens the full state directory for that category.
A river swimming hole is a stretch of moving water deep enough to swim or wade — often a bend, pool, or slack-water pocket. Browse river spots below for access notes, fees, and seasonal flow tips.
Spring swimming holes are spring-fed pools and hot springs with steadier temperature and often strikingly clear water. Confirm land rules and soaking etiquette before you go.
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Del Rio is a practical launch point for day trips to natural swimming holes in Texas. Within about 120 miles you will find 2 mapped destinations in our directory, starting with San Felipe Springs about 0.8 mi from the city center.
The mix spans river, spring — related terms searchers use include creek swimming, river swimming holes, spring-fed pools, and wild swimming.
Every card on this page is a verified directory entry in Texas with map coordinates. We measure straight-line distance from the Del Rio city center — not driving time. A creek swimming hole 12 miles away on forest roads can take longer than a river access point 20 miles away on a highway.
Wild swimming near Del Rio includes informal river bends, spring-fed pools, waterfall plunge pools, and developed park swim areas. Rules, fees, and seasonal access differ by land manager. Never assume swimming is allowed without checking the listing and posted signs the day you visit.
Natural water near Del Rio changes after rain, snowmelt, and summer heat. Cold shock, currents, submerged rocks, and bacteria are real risks at creek and river swimming holes — most sites have no lifeguard. Check weather and local advisories before you enter the water.
We publish original planning copy, safety tips, and last-updated dates on each listing. See our editorial policy for sourcing standards, or contact us if access or conditions have changed.
Near Del Rio, Texas, our directory lists 2 natural swimming holes within about 120 miles — mainly 1 river and 1 spring. Each listing links to directions, fee notes, and safety context. Use near me on your phone for live distance sorting from your location.
This page shows 2 mapped natural swim spots within about 120 miles of Del Rio. The full Texas directory may list additional holes farther out or awaiting coordinates. Counts update as we verify new listings.
The closest mapped spot to Del Rio is San Felipe Springs (0.8 mi straight-line). Open that listing for driving directions, access notes, and current fee information — unofficial holes can change without notice.
2 have variable or unverified fees. Open each spot page for current fee details.
Near Del Rio, documented water types include river, spring. A swimming hole is a natural outdoor pool in moving or spring-fed water — not a chlorinated pool. Filter by type on the Texas state page or open each card for water-body details.
Late spring through early fall is the usual swim season near Del Rio, but snowmelt, drought, and weekend crowds change conditions week to week. Check each listing before you drive — high water after storms can make creeks and rivers unsafe.
Wild swimming near Del Rio carries real risks: cold water, currents, rocks, and no lifeguards at most unofficial sites. Check weather, water level, and posted warnings the day you visit. Read our river safety guide and each listing's safety section before entering the water.
Listing data last updated across spots on this page.