Krause Springs

Absolutely magical! Beautiful grounds, you must walk around the gardens and listen to the chimes. In the lower springs it was a bit muddy and the water was warmer than above, but you can swim under a waterfall! Not a bad drive from Austin, definitely recommend for a day or weekend trip

Beautiful place for a small picnic with your family. Great place to have some fun. This place also provides space for camping. Quite natural place with very good options. Just an hour from Austin. Well maintained and very well guided place. This place should be part of everyone’s list.

Just a little drive out side of Austin, don't worry it's a scenic drive. Big butterfly garden at the entrance is actually full of butterflies. The waterfalls, while not the tallest, are beautiful and peaceful (sorry no pictures of those)

Cold water is exactly what you need in Texas heat. And there's also a beautiful small and cozy botanical garden that brings you relaxation and serenity.

This is an extremely well known spot, so I don’t need to describe everything in a ton of detail. You’ve seen gorgeous photos and know about the water fall. The water is brown at the bottom but if you complain about that, whatever. It’s water, it’s still pretty, so don’t expect crystal clear waters but it’s still pretty! But after being here 3 times I never realized they had an incredible garden and I recommend yall try it out. It’s Krause springs, it’s pretty and worth it. I won’t say much about the springs, you’ve probably heard of it from some travel magazine or influencer, it’s famous for a reason and people come visit for a reason. The garden isn’t though so I’m leaving this review to bring awareness, they have an awesome garden you should check out

What a lovely place. Absolutely spectacular. Was blown away by all the features of the place. the pools, the river, the garden. We were lucky enough that our vans were able to make it done to the river side camping area. if you have a vehicle that can do it. its a great spot down there. had a really great time. definitely worth every penny. look forward to hopefully coming back.

I saw a tic toc video about this place at 10pm on a Friday night. I book a RV space right then on the spot and woke up the next morning and drove down from Dallas. I have a 25 ft Regency Coach (small C class RV size) that I was able to enter the property with ease. If you have a 45 ft A class it will be tight. There are not a ton of spaces maybe 24 in total is my guess. And they’re all grass pads with electric and water hook up only. The sewer dump in next to the public restroom and there will be a line if you’re not an early riser. Was it worth it, yes. The cost for a space was reasonable. The ride down from Dallas was priceless during the spring bluebonnet season!!!! The hills and winding roads or so picturesque it’s unreal. Crossing over the Colorado River at Lake Marble Falls was heavenly. I didn’t have time to stop there but I’m going back for Marble Falls. Now back to the campsite. It is a privately owned property and decently kept. A little too tall grass under one of the fifth wheels next to me. That makes me nervous about what’s crawling at the foot of my steps when coming and going. There was no trash in the grounds it was very clean for a semi full park. More dry tent campers than RVs. The best experiences included THE AMAZING HUDGE FIVE FOOT WIND CHIMES hanging in the trees in a garden near the entry. It created the most amazing sound garden experience I’ve ever had. I am master gardener and I’m investing in buying these for my home today! The water falls, ponds and trees are heaven!!! It’s worth at least one night. I don’t see me staying there for days at a time but that’s just me. A wanderer. Only 4 stars because of grass pads and no full hookups for RV. The staff was nice and if I could rate the beauty of the nature likes and falls I’d give it a FIVE separately.

Absolutely gorgeous get away! Great for camping and beautiful swimming hole with waterfall! Be sure to walk the gardens it's gorgeous!