Austin's Deep Eddy Pool to Close for Valve Repairs
City officials say the closure will allow replacement of the pool's fill and drain valves.
Overview
- The City of Austin announced Deep Eddy Pool at 401 Deep Eddy Ave will close later this month for about three weeks to repair the pool's fill and drain valves.
- The repair project targets the pool's fill and drain valve systems and is expected to take roughly three weeks but could be delayed by weather or other project issues.
- Officials encouraged swimmers to use nearby year‑round pools including Bartholomew, Barton Springs, Big Stacy, Colony Park, and Springwoods during the outage.
- Austin residents should check AustinTexas.gov/ParkClosures for the latest facility status and any changes to the work schedule.
- Deep Eddy is a spring‑fed, year‑round pool with historic roots and a lap and wading pool, so the temporary closure will pause regular public swim access while the city completes maintenance and safety work.