If you’re enjoying this great weather in Oklahoma, don’t get too comfy, it’s going to spike back up in the 90s before it starts cooling down for fall. This Labor Day weekend, we found the perfect place for you to go to stay cool. Blue Hole Park near Salina is a privately owned swimming park that is fed by three ice-cold springs. The frigid water of Blue Hole is so refreshing, but it isn’t for the faint of heart. Take a look at one of the coldest (and refreshing) creeks in Oklahoma:
Blue Hole Park is a big attraction in summer due to its ice-cold, clear water. To find this refreshing place, head seven miles east of Salina and look for the signs on the right side of the road.
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The creek is surrounded by large trees that provide a great amount of shade. So you can continue staying cool even after getting out of the cold water.
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The ice-cold water stays about 50 degrees throughout summer, so if you’re up for a chill, jump right in.
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There are shallow areas to play in and the deepest depth reaches about 12 feet.
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The park is open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend, so get over there this week before they close for the season.
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The charge for admission is only $10 per car load. That’s a great price to entertain the family for the whole day!
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Kids love catching crawfish and it keeps them busy for hours. There’s more than enough room for everyone to be comfortable in the park.
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Bring your flotation devices along and enjoy a relaxing day in this park.
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There is a concession stand that serves hamburgers, snow cones, corn dogs, soda and much more. So once you enter the park you don’t need to leave to feed the family.
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Have you ever visited Blue Hole Park? Was it as cold as you thought it would be?
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Check out these other great swimming holes in Oklahoma. They are all not as cold as Blue Hole:)
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