Just try not to tip over when you encounter one of the park’s four different sections of class twelve rapids! Okay, maybe rapid classes don’t actually go that high (it’s more like class 1-3). But with a little imagination, it will be as exhilarating as twelve!
Other river-centric activities include swimming and fishing for trout, bass, and sunfish. Fly fishing is especially à la mode here. Back on dry land, frolick through forests of elm, oak, and juniper. Spot white-tail deer, coyotes, and bobcats in the endless meadows of grasslands. Explore the park’s network of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails.
If you really want to get away from it all, sign up for a guided interpretive hike through the adjacent Honey Creek Natural State Area. It’s only available Saturdays at 9 am, so better plan ahead! If you’re visiting
Just try not to tip over when you encounter one of the park’s four different sections of class twelve rapids! Okay, maybe rapid classes don’t actually go that high (it’s more like class 1-3). But with a little imagination, it will be as exhilarating as twelve!
Other river-centric activities include swimming and fishing for trout, bass, and sunfish. Fly fishing is especially à la mode here. Back on dry land, frolick through forests of elm, oak, and juniper. Spot white-tail deer, coyotes, and bobcats in the endless meadows of grasslands. Explore the park’s network of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails.
If you really want to get away from it all, sign up for a guided interpretive hike through the adjacent Honey Creek Natural State Area. It’s only available Saturdays at 9 am, so better plan ahead! If you’re visiting with kids in tow, they’ll love the Children’s Discovery Center and park playgrounds. Just keep an eye on the kiddos when they’re splashing in the river’s swift currents.
Cedar Sage Campground is close to all of the action -- the Guadalupe River, a nearly 2-mile-long trail, and the activity hub of the park, where the Children’s Discovery Center is located, is within easy walking distance of the campground. The 37 campsites feature water hookups, picnic tables, grills, and fire rings. If you want to wake up to the s Read more...
Cozy up to your neighbor at Turkey Sink; the 48 sites at this campground are packed pretty tightly together. But stay here and you’ll get water and electric hook ups, plus picnic tables and a fire ring or grill at each campsite. We predict that after a fun day on the river, you’ll be calling your campground neighbors friends in no time.
If you can’t bear to be far from the Guadalupe, then Wagon Ford Campground is for you. The nine walk-in tent sites are situated on a terrace above the river; you’ll have to trek no more than 100 yards from the parking lot to reach your site. Each campsite comes with a picnic table, grill, and fire ring, and campers share four communal water spigot Read more...
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Guadalupe River State Park
Just try not to tip over when you encounter one of the park’s four different sections of class twelve rapids! Okay, maybe rapid classes don’t actually go that high (it’s more like class 1-3). But with a little imagination, it will be as exhilarating as twelve!
Other river-centric activities include swimming and fishing for trout, bass, and sunfish. Fly fishing is especially à la mode here. Back on dry land, frolick through forests of elm, oak, and juniper. Spot white-tail deer, coyotes, and bobcats in the endless meadows of grasslands. Explore the park’s network of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails.
If you really want to get away from it all, sign up for a guided interpretive hike through the adjacent Honey Creek Natural State Area. It’s only available Saturdays at 9 am, so better plan ahead! If you’re visiting
Just try not to tip over when you encounter one of the park’s four different sections of class twelve rapids! Okay, maybe rapid classes don’t actually go that high (it’s more like class 1-3). But with a little imagination, it will be as exhilarating as twelve!
Other river-centric activities include swimming and fishing for trout, bass, and sunfish. Fly fishing is especially à la mode here. Back on dry land, frolick through forests of elm, oak, and juniper. Spot white-tail deer, coyotes, and bobcats in the endless meadows of grasslands. Explore the park’s network of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails.
If you really want to get away from it all, sign up for a guided interpretive hike through the adjacent Honey Creek Natural State Area. It’s only available Saturdays at 9 am, so better plan ahead! If you’re visiting with kids in tow, they’ll love the Children’s Discovery Center and park playgrounds. Just keep an eye on the kiddos when they’re splashing in the river’s swift currents.
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3 campgrounds in Guadalupe River State Park
Cedar Sage Campground is close to all of the action -- the Guadalupe River, a nearly 2-mile-long trail, and the activity hub of the park, where the Children’s Discovery Center is located, is within easy walking distance of the campground. The 37 campsites feature water hookups, picnic tables, grills, and fire rings. If you want to wake up to the s Read more...
Cozy up to your neighbor at Turkey Sink; the 48 sites at this campground are packed pretty tightly together. But stay here and you’ll get water and electric hook ups, plus picnic tables and a fire ring or grill at each campsite. We predict that after a fun day on the river, you’ll be calling your campground neighbors friends in no time.
If you can’t bear to be far from the Guadalupe, then Wagon Ford Campground is for you. The nine walk-in tent sites are situated on a terrace above the river; you’ll have to trek no more than 100 yards from the parking lot to reach your site. Each campsite comes with a picnic table, grill, and fire ring, and campers share four communal water spigot Read more...
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