The Wimberley-area park is still open for hiking and other activities.
HAYS COUNTY, Texas — Swimming has been temporarily suspended as of June 29 at Jacob's Well Natural Area with no set date of return.
Hays County officials made the announcement a day prior, stating that the threat of bacteria and other pollutants, as well as poor visibility conditions, is too high.
Officials will be monitoring conditions and will post updates on social media and the County website as they become available. They will also work with individuals who have made reservations affected by the closure.
Meanwhile, the park is still open for hiking, geocaching and other activities.
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1/2 SWIMMING SUSPENDED AT JACOB'S WELL: As of June 29, 2022, swimming will not be allowed at Jacob’s Well Natural Area (JWNA) for the foreseeable future. The threat of high bacteria levels, other pollutants and poor visibility conditions are unsafe for swimming. pic.twitter.com/0ppteF6til
— Hays County Texas (@hayscountygov) June 28, 2022
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