Frio River at Garner State Park, Texas

Great place for a day trip. Lots of hiking and things to explore. Lots of people out here enjoying the park. We looked at the camp sites and rv sites they all look amazing ! Wish we had our rig with us. Very impressed with the shelter camping areas. Multiple rangers riding around - so we felt very safe. Views from the river were gorgeous. One star lost because all the food amenities were closed at lunch on a Sunday. An hour away from any other food concession.

Put your reservation in early for this great Texas park! Water, hiking, exploring, and camping all right here in Garner St Park.

It’s spectacular if you go during the week or off season to avoid crowds

Garner State Park, nestled in the heart of Texas Hill Country, has been a beloved destination for my family since the 1970s. We have enjoyed visiting this natural paradise, which offers a wide range of outdoor activities for visitors of all ages and abilities. The park's diverse landscape is a haven for wildlife, particularly birds, and features miles of hiking and biking trails that wind through the rugged terrain, providing breathtaking views of the Frio River and surrounding hills. The crystal-clear waters of the Frio River offer a refreshing respite from the Texas heat, with opportunities for swimming, tubing, kayaking, rope swinging, and cliff jumping. The park is an inclusive destination, with many of its facilities and trails being ADA compliant, ensuring that visitors with disabil

It’s nice. We went on a Wednesday end of May and got there around 11am. It was super packed already in the good spots so we went down further near the pavilion and walked on a path. There was not much shade on the path and its rocks. The river was nice and had some shade.