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Public Pools in Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg operates two public outdoor pool facilities, both open seasonally during June, July, and August. Admission is $2 per person at each location, and both pools offer chair lifts for guests with limited mobility.

Insider's Tip: Both pools accept cash only. Verify hours of operation and any closures directly with the park before your visit, as schedules may vary.

Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park Pool

Location: 432 Lady Bird Drive
Hours: June-August | Daily, except Tuesday | 1-6:30pm

Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park Pool offers three distinct swimming areas within a well-maintained park setting:

  • Kiddie pool: shallow entry for the youngest swimmers
  • Leisure pool: beach entrance, maximum depth of 4 feet
  • Lap pool: marked swim lanes, diving board, maximum depth of 10 feet

Tony Knopp Town Pool

Location: 105 W. Travis Street
Hours: June-August | Daily, except Monday | 1-6:30pm

Tony Knopp Town Pool is a short walk from downtown Fredericksburg and a reliable summer destination for families. The facility includes:

  • A large pool with a water slide
  • In-water basketball with a regulation goal
  • A separate kiddie pool (maximum depth: 5 feet)
  • Shaded benches and bathhouses
An outdoor public swimming pool on a sunny day, with a blue water slide, a diving board, a lifeguard stand, and a shaded seating area along the far edge. Trees and a chain-link fence line the perimeter in the background.

Splash Pads in Fredericksburg

Town Pool Splash Pad

Location: W. Schubert St. (adjacent to Tony Knopp Town Pool)
Hours: May-August | Tuesday–Saturday, 10am-7pm | Sunday, noon–5pm
2026 Opening Date: May 30, 2026

The Town Pool Splash Pad is a free, ground-level water play area located behind Tony Knopp Town Pool. It is open to all ages, and the Tony Knopp Town Pool bathhouses are available during Splash Pad hours.

  • Free admission
  • Open to all ages
  • Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult
Town Pool Splash Pad

Lodging With Pools and River Recreation Opportunities

Many lodging properties in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County offer private or shared pool access, ranging from hotels and resorts to cabins, bed-and-breakfasts, and vacation rentals. Several properties in Fredericksburg also sit along the Llano River or Pedernales River, with equipment available for on-the-water recreation, including kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and fishing poles.

When booking, ask your property directly about pool availability, river access, and equipment options, as amenities vary by property and season.

Browse the full lodging directory to find the right fit:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are the public pools in Fredericksburg open year-round?

No. Both Tony Knopp Town Pool and Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park Pool operate seasonally, only during June, July, and August.

How much does it cost to swim at the public pools?

Admission is $2 per person at both the Town Pool and Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park Pool. The Town Pool Splash Pad is free. Both pools accept cash only.

Is the Town Pool Splash Pad free?

Yes. The Town Pool Splash Pad on W. Schubert St. is free and open to all ages. Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.

Are there lodging options with pools in Fredericksburg?

Yes. Many properties across all lodging categories offer pool access, from hotels and resorts to cabins and bed-and-breakfasts. Browse the full lodging directory to find the right fit.

Are the public pools accessible to guests with limited mobility?

Yes. Both Tony Knopp Town Pool and Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park Pool have chair lifts available for guests with limited mobility.

Is there a pool option for very young children?

Both public pools include dedicated kiddie pools with shallow depths. The Town Pool Splash Pad is also a great option for younger children and non-swimmers.

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