Can you drink beer at Jacobs Well?

Prohibited Items: No bikes, pets, glass containers, and alcoholic beverages. Patrons cannot dive from the rocks or SCUBA dive. Small coolers are allowed down to the well area.

What city is Jacobs Well in Texas?

Wimberley
Jacob’s Well is a perennial karstic spring in the Texas Hill Country flowing from the bed of Cypress Creek, located northwest of Wimberley, Texas.

Is Jacobs Well and Blue Hole the same?

Jacob’s Well is the headwaters of Cypress Creek, which flows through Blue Hole Regional Park and feeds into the Blanco River.

Is there still water in Jacobs Well?

The Samaritan woman told Jesus that ‘the well is deep’ (John 4:11) and indeed it is as it goes down over 70 feet (20 metres) and is still producing clear, chilled water for drinking which pilgrims are encouraged to drink and to take water back home with them.

Is Jacob’s Well crowded?

While it’s common, jumping does of course carry risks, and it’ll test your fear of heights and/or depths if you have any! Since swimming at Jacob’s Well is managed by a reservation system, the crowds are generally manageable, but you certainly won’t be alone!

Are there restrooms at Jacobs Well?

Yes, in addition to the portable toilets in our main parking lot there are bathroom facilities located at our Nature Center which you can use to change as well.

Is Jacob’s Well still in use today?

Jacob’s Well has since been restored and a new church modelled along the designs of the Crusader-era church houses the well inside it, in a crypt on a lower level.

Is Jacobs well dry?

Having withstood withering droughts over the years, the well’s current dry spell is only the second time in recorded history that the spring has stopped flowing. The U.S. Geological Survey operates measuring instruments inside Jacob’s Well which detect the flow of water in terms of cubic feet per second.