Hays
County, Texas
Information for the News Media
Aug. 21, 2014 UPDATED
Jacob’s Well Natural Area Swim Season Ends, Park Remains Open for Nature Activities
Hays County Courthouse, San
Marcos, TX – Jacob’s Well
Natural Area will close
to swimmers for the winter following the
Labor Day weekend so that park
employees can
work on restoration activities.
Beginning Tuesday, September 2, park
hours will change to
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and be open for hiking, bird-
watching, picnicking and the
popular 10 a.m. Saturday tours led by
Hays County
Master Naturalists.
“We’ve had an amazingly active swim season following local
and national media exposure,” said Clint Garza, Director of Development and Community Services for Hays County. “Our park employees can now
focus on major projects such as trail building, updating park amenities and other infrastructure improvements. We expect to offer our visitors an even
better experience once these improvements are made and to allow swimming again, on
a limited basis, during the 2015
swim season. We
will continue
to restore the Jacob’s
Well Natural Area to protect our natural
resources while sharing it with
our visitors
in the coming seasons,” Garza said.
There may be
times due to heavy construction that the
entire park will
be closed. Visitors
are encouraged
to call the Parks Information
Line for updates
at 512-847-2140 before
heading out to Jacob’s Well
Natural Area. For more
information about Hays County
Parks, visit www.co.hays.tx.us and
choose Parks from the Office dropdown tab.
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
Jacob’s Well Natural Area Swim Season Ends, Park Remains Open for Nature Activities
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