Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark
BrackettvilleKinney County CountySouth Texas
A large artesian spring group at historic Fort Clark that forms the headwaters of Las Moras Creek and supplies a landmark spring-fed swimming pool.
Best for
biking, birding, hiking
Location
Brackettville, South Texas
Family friendly
Yes
Admission
A fee may be required
About Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark
Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark is a natural area in Brackettville, Kinney County County, South Texas. A large artesian spring group at historic Fort Clark that forms the headwaters of Las Moras Creek and supplies a landmark spring-fed swimming pool. Visitors commonly come for biking, birding, hiking, historic interpretation, and picnicking. Listed facilities include camping, historic sites, motel, parking, and picnic area.
A large artesian spring group at historic Fort Clark that forms the headwaters of Las Moras Creek and supplies a landmark spring-fed swimming pool. The artesian springs emerge through a fault over Edwards limestone, form the headwaters of Las Moras Creek, and vary in flow with regional recharge conditions.
Things to do at Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark
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History and significance
Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark is included in the Explore Texas directory for its natural, recreational, or cultural significance. The detailed description above summarizes the available historical and place context from the destination’s published source.
Visitor details
- ownership
Private association-managed historic community and visitor destination
- operator
Fort Clark Springs Association
- accessType
open-public-access
- springExperience
- swimmingStatus
permitted
- publicAccess
- accessNotes
Visitors may access the spring-fed pool under current Fort Clark Springs Association admission and identification policies. Pool rules, guest eligibility, fees, and operating conditions should be verified before arrival.
- ecologicalNotes
The artesian springs emerge through a fault over Edwards limestone, form the headwaters of Las Moras Creek, and vary in flow with regional recharge conditions.
Fees
- admissionRequired
- reservationsRecommended
Regulations
- swimmingStatus
permitted
- accessNotes
Visitors may access the spring-fed pool under current Fort Clark Springs Association admission and identification policies. Pool rules, guest eligibility, fees, and operating conditions should be verified before arrival.
Seasonal guidance
- reservationsRecommended
- accessStatus
open-public-access
- verificationStatus
official-source-reviewed
- lastReviewed
2026-07-26
Amenities and facilities
Plan your visit
Build your itinerary around biking, birding, hiking, and historic interpretation. Available facilities may include camping, historic sites, motel, and parking. Travelers bringing pets should verify whether animals are permitted and which areas may be restricted. Visitors with accessibility needs should contact the destination for current information about trails, buildings, parking, and services.
Conditions, closures, reservations, fees, and operating hours can change. Confirm the latest information with the official destination before traveling, especially for overnight stays, water activities, guided access, or remote areas.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark?
Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark is located in Brackettville, Kinney County County, South Texas. Use the map on this page and verify directions with the official destination before departure.
What can you do at Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark?
Popular listed activities include biking, birding, hiking, historic interpretation, picnicking, and swimming. Availability may vary by season, weather, water level, closures, or reservation requirements.
What amenities are available at Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark?
Listed amenities include camping, historic sites, motel, parking, picnic area, and restrooms. Confirm current availability, accessibility, and operating status before traveling.
Does Las Moras Springs at Fort Clark charge an admission fee?
A fee is listed as required or potentially required. Rates, passes, reservations, and additional activity fees can change, so verify current pricing with the destination.
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