San Marcos River (45 minutes from Austin) Popular with adults and children alike, the San Marcos River makes for a lulling tubing experience in the refreshing 72-degree water.

San Marcos River (401 East Hopkins St., San Marcos): If you're looking for clear water, rapids, endangered wild rice and tubing, you should head south to San Marcos to visit the river.

When it comes to tubing, most floaters enter the water near Possum Kingdom State Park, which just so happens to be a great spot to camp too. Fed by Lake Granbury, the Brazos River varies from slow ...

Frontera Tours Austin river tubing adventure. Frontera Tubing Break out your floaties and join the locals for a leisurely tube float down one of Austin's rivers. Frontera Tubing, a 45-minute drive ...

Thankfully, the San Marcos River is fed by Edwards Aquifer, so the dry summer has not spoiled the summer tubing season. But the river is about two feet lower than usual, likely due to low rainfall ...

Out-of-towners looking to cool off by the San Marcos River or go tubing this Fourth of July weekend may have to pay to park ...

River Forest Haven If there is such a thing as a quintessential mom-and-pop tubing experience, River Forest Haven is it. Southeast Travis County's natural beauty takes the spotlight here.

Starting July 1, visitors to the San Marcos River who are not residents of the city will be required to pay for parking at ...