Anonymous
During winter, it's s the only outdoor, heated pool around, and lanes can get very crowded. In summer, the water is often too warm; Deep Eddy or Barton Springs are a better on a hot day.
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Big Stacy Pool
Austin (Travis County), Texas, United States
Listed May 25, 1995·Last reviewed September 11, 2017·Facility type: Public·No star-rated reviews·This listing has been viewed 135 times since July 1, 2025
Pools
DescriptionEnvironmentHeatingTemperature
Pool 1
Description100f x 40f, 6 lanesEnvironmentOutdoorHeatingheated in winterTemperature79°–90°F (26°–32°C)
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Admission
Single visit
Residents: $3.00, SC(62) $1.00; SC(80) Free.
Non-residents: $4.00, SC(62) $2.00.
[September, 2017] (See "Notes", below.)
Non-residents: $4.00, SC(62) $2.00.
[September, 2017] (See "Notes", below.)
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Contact & Location
Address
800 East Live Oak Street, Austin (Travis County), Texas 78704, UNITED STATES
Targeted map link
Official website
Telephone
(512) 445-0304 for the pool; 974-9332 for the Parks and Recreation Department
WhatsApp
Not listed
Latitude, longitude
30.240213, -97.746906
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Teams
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Facility Notes
The city's official pricing is shown in the admission section, above; swimmers who have been there inform us that the charge is rarely, if ever, collected.
Reviews
2No star-rated reviews have been received for this facility.
Anonymous
For "serious" swimmers, yes it's too warm. If you swim about a mile an hour like me and weigh 140 lbs. it's perfect! It's my 14th year. Summertime temp is about 87º give or take. You will love the winters. Crowded? Depends on time of day. It's a wonderful pool and atmosphere - don't tell anybody!
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