Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if it rains?
All swimmers must get out of the water for 30 minutes if the lifeguards determine there is thunder.
Do I have to wear a lifejacket?
Yes. Anyone who enters the lake, must wear a lifejacket regardless of their age or swimming ability. Lifejackets are provided or
you may bring your own.
Does The Blob cost extra to use?
The Blob does not cost extra. A waiver must be signed before using and all jumpers must wear a helmet.
When are open swim days?
Open swim days are on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
Can I bring my own food?
Only scheduled parties may bring their own food. (No alcohol or glass containers are allowed.)
There is a concession stand available.
Where can I park?
Parking is in the gravel parking lot. No parking is allowed in the grass or on the gravel
walking trail around the lake.
Are there fish in the lake?
Yes. Humans and fish happily coexist in the lake.
Can I fish in the lake?
No. Fishing is not allowed since people are also in the lake.
Is the water tested and treated?
Yes. The lake is tested and treated montly by Lake Pro, Inc.
Are there alligators in the lake?
No. We have never had an alligator in the lake.
How deep is the lake?
The lake is approximately 8-20 feet deep at the deep.
Can I bring my own flotation device?
Yes.
Can I bring a jet ski?
No.
Can I camp overnight?
No.
Can I play Music?
Yes. Music must be family friendly radio version.
Our Story
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The Hidden Lake was created when the city of Katy, TX was looking for dirt. Kinsel Industries, Inc. was contracted by The Texas Department of Transportation and contacted Gary Kerr at Faith West Academy and a deal was made.
TXDOT agreed to the dig, to line the lake and to place a pump filtration system in exchange for the dirt and the Pin Oak overpass on I10 was built.