Hill Country/Frio Canyon/Concan/Park/Garner State Park
Park · Concan
Garner State Park
The park spans over 1,700 acres of Hill Country terrain, centered around nearly three miles of the Frio River. Visitors navigate limestone bluffs, bald cypress trees, and a network of hiking trails leading to scenic overlooks like Old Baldy. The park features a visitor center, miniature golf, and a historic pavilion that hosts evening jukebox dances during the summer season. Due to high demand, the park frequently fills to capacity and turns cars away on summer weekends.
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Do I need a reservation to visit Garner State Park?
Yes, reservations are highly recommended. The park frequently reaches capacity and turns cars away on summer weekends. You can book day passes up to 30 days in advance and overnight stays up to five months in advance.
How much does it cost to camp at Garner State Park?
Campsites range from $15 to $35 per night, depending on amenities like water and electricity. Cabins are also available, typically ranging from $130 to $150 per night. Daily entrance fees apply in addition to camping rates.
Are dogs allowed at Garner State Park?
Dogs are allowed in most outdoor areas of the park but must be kept on a leash no longer than six feet. They are not permitted inside state park buildings, cabins, or designated swimming areas.
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