Blanco State Park

Blanco State Park protects a compact public landscape along the Blanco River, where state-managed grounds support camping, picnicking, fishing, paddling, trails, and seasonal programs. Civilian Conservation Corps stonework and low dams remain part of the park rather than separate attractions.

Before you go

Enter through the signed state park entrance and use designated parking and river approaches. Advance reservations are required; alerts, water conditions, and facility access can change.

Sources

tpwd.texas.gov atlas.thc.texas.gov

"Blanco State Park, Blanco, Texas (48368054806).jpg" by Nicolas Henderson, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · licence

Hours: Open daily; reserve a day pass or campsite before arrival
Admission: Adult $5 daily; children 12 and younger free
Where: 101 Park Road 23, Blanco, TX 78606
Phone: 830-833-4333
Parking: Accessible parking is published at selected facilities, including the pavilion, screened shelters, campground restroom, and kayak-launch approach.
River access: Entry and exit
Booking: Reservation required
Restrooms: A wheelchair-accessible campground restroom with adjacent accessible parking is reserved for overnight visitors.
What is there: Picnic tables · Pavilion · Fishing · Swimming · Camping · Trails
Accessibility: Selected screened shelters and the pavilion have accessible parking and routes. The Pumphouse Trail is smooth and level, and the kayak launch has a wide approach and two rails.