Hill Country/Frio Canyon/Concan/River/Magers Crossing
River · Concan
Magers Crossing
This county-listed crossing provides straightforward public access to the Frio River. Visitors park along the designated right-of-way to reach the water, navigating a rocky bank to launch tubes or wade. Because this is a public road crossing rather than a developed park, there are no restrooms, trash cans, or lifeguards on site. The surrounding property beyond the immediate road right-of-way is strictly private, requiring visitors to stay within the riverbed or public access boundaries.
Why people come here
Before you go
The managed river site publishes day-use hours of 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Visitors are instructed to call before arrival to reserve.
Good to know
Are there restrooms at Magers Crossing?
No, this is an undeveloped public road crossing. There are no restrooms, trash facilities, or other amenities available on site. Visitors must plan accordingly and pack out all trash.
Can I park anywhere near the crossing?
Parking is restricted to the public right-of-way along County Road 350. Space is very limited, and vehicles blocking the roadway or parked on adjacent private property are subject to towing.
Is the land around the crossing public?
Only the immediate road right-of-way and the navigable riverbed are public. The land on either side of the crossing is private property, and visitors must not trespass on the riverbanks beyond the public access area.
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