*Closed December 21 - 25, New Years Eve (December 31), New Years Day (January 1), January 4 - 8. To speak to someone during regular park hours call the Ticket Booth at (512) 245-7570. Parking Lot Fee: $3.00 paid on-site at Kiosk
No charge to explore the grounds of The Meadows Center Life jackets, paddles and kayaks will be provided. While previous paddling experience is recommended, the Meadows Center team will talk you through the safety and skills needed during the tour. The tour will introduce you to the unique history and habitat of Spring Lake. Guests of Annual Pass cardholders will also receive $2 off their boat ticket, for up to six people.Įxplore Spring Lake via kayak with the hour and a half long kayak tour. The annual pass covers 12 months of unlimited access to the standard 25-minute glass-bottom boat tour, 15 percent off gift shop purchases as well as 15 percent off extended, wetlands and specialty tours for up to six people. The Wetlands Boardwalk is a self-guided trail that winds over the shallows and shows off the abundant plant and animal life that thrive there. Discovery Hall also houses some of the historical artifacts discovered in the lake and interactive exhibits about the Edwards Aquifer and the Water Systems of Texas. You'll learn all about the history of Spring Lake and the flora and fauna that calls the crystal-clear water home.įish, turtles, prawns and species that can be found only in Spring Lake or the San Marcos River, like the endangered Texas Blind Salamander, can be viewed up-close in Discovery Hall. Spring Lake is considered one of the longest continuously inhabited sites in North America with artifacts having been discovered from every era of human inhabitation for the past 12,000 years. The boats have shown visitors the view from above since the early 1950s when the site was Aquarena Springs, a popular amusement park.
Exploring Spring Lake (the headwaters of the San Marcos River) via glass-bottom boat is a classic SMTXperience.
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