About Old Twin Bridges
Old Twin Bridges is a refreshing cold spring nestled along Spring Creek in Oklahoma, offering a rare blend of natural swimming spots with easy access. This hybrid spring combines the tranquility of a natural swimming hole with the convenience of nearby access points, allowing you to enjoy crisp, clear water without extensive hiking.
Getting There
To reach Old Twin Bridges, take Exit 6 off RT 412 and head south on RT 82 for about 3 miles. Turn west onto Ear Bob Rd. and continue roughly 1.7 miles before turning north toward the bridge over Spring Creek. Keep an eye out for "swimming hole" signs near the bridge marking paid access points. Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
What to Expect
The spring’s cool, pristine waters create a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for cooling off on warm days. As a privately owned site, you’ll find designated areas maintained for swimmers, though facilities remain basic. Expect a quiet setting with occasional visitors who appreciate Oklahoma swimming holes for their natural charm.
Tips for Visitors
Access to Old Twin Bridges requires a small fee, so bring cash for entry. Visit during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowding and snag limited parking. Remember to respect private property boundaries and follow posted signs to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.