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Park · Spring Branch
Guadalupe River State Park
With four miles of river frontage, the Guadalupe River takes center stage at this state park. Visitors can swim, fish, tube, and canoe in the flowing waters. Away from the river, the park offers 13 miles of hike and bike trails, ranging from the 2.86-mile Painted Bunting Trail to the scenic River Overlook Trail. The park features 85 water and electric campsites, making it an excellent destination for overnight stays under the live oak trees.
Why people come here
Before you go
Open daily with gate access from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Discovery Center is open Thursday through Sunday with varied hours. Trails might be closed because of bad weather or poor conditions.
Good to know
Can you camp at Guadalupe River State Park?
Yes, the park offers 85 water and electric campsites and nine walk-in tent sites. Reservations are highly recommended.
What activities are available at the park?
Visitors can swim, fish, tube, and canoe on the river. The park also features 13 miles of hike and bike trails.
Are dogs allowed at Guadalupe River State Park?
Yes, dogs are allowed in most areas of the park but are not permitted inside state park buildings.
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