About Boquillas Warm Springs
Boquillas Warm Springs offers a soothing soak in naturally heated waters nestled along the Rio Grande in Brewster County, Texas. This hybrid warm spring blends rustic charm with accessible comfort, inviting you to unwind while surrounded by rugged desert landscapes. The gentle warmth of the spring creates a relaxing retreat amid the vastness of west Texas.
Getting There
You reach Boquillas Warm Springs by a short hike from the parking area near Big Bend National Park's eastern border. The trail is relatively easy but can be sandy and uneven, so sturdy shoes help. Parking is available nearby, and a brief walk through desert terrain leads you to the spring pools.
What to Expect
At Boquillas Warm Springs, expect pleasantly warm water creating a calm atmosphere despite the spring’s popularity. The pools can get crowded during peak times as visitors share this inviting space. Facilities are minimal, maintaining a natural feel, so you soak under open skies with panoramic views of the surrounding desert.
Tips for Visitors
Plan your visit for early morning or late afternoon to avoid the busiest periods. Bring water, sunscreen, and sturdy footwear for the trail. There is no entrance fee, but respectful behavior ensures everyone can enjoy this cherished spot among Texas swimming holes.