A lazy bend in the San Marcos River forms a tropical paradise east of San Antonio. You might think you traveled all the way to Peru or Brazil. That's because dwarf palmetto trees dominate the landscape. The thick underbrush harbors plenty of wildlife among this 270-acre park.
Bring your own boat or rent one and go out on oxbow lake. Leisurely paddle or pedal around as you take in the verdant landscape. Cast your line to try to catch an elusive dinner. The lake offers swimming, too, which is perfect for a hot summer day.
Experienced paddlers can head downstream to reach other parks in the area. Check out the bogs in Palmetto State Park, as well. Plenty of greenery covers the water to obscure what's underneath. You might see a turtle or two sunning on a log.
The on-site campground has 19 tent spots and 18 RV site.
A lazy bend in the San Marcos River forms a tropical paradise east of San Antonio. You might think you traveled all the way to Peru or Brazil. That's because dwarf palmetto trees dominate the landscape. The thick underbrush harbors plenty of wildlife among this 270-acre park.
Bring your own boat or rent one and go out on oxbow lake. Leisurely paddle or pedal around as you take in the verdant landscape. Cast your line to try to catch an elusive dinner. The lake offers swimming, too, which is perfect for a hot summer day.
Experienced paddlers can head downstream to reach other parks in the area. Check out the bogs in Palmetto State Park, as well. Plenty of greenery covers the water to obscure what's underneath. You might see a turtle or two sunning on a log.
The on-site campground has 19 tent spots and 18 RV site. The group campsite accommodates up to 99 people. There is one air-conditioned cabin.
What better way to get after a beautiful day than a gorgeous sunrise hike on the San Marcos River Trail? At sites 1-19, you’ll be ready to go after a goodnight’s sleep thanks to an array of amenities at this RV-exclusive area which include water and electricity hookups, restroom and shower facilities, picnic tables and fire rings. Over the river a Read more...
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Palmetto State Park
Discover a sliver of tropical wilderness in south-central Texas.
A lazy bend in the San Marcos River forms a tropical paradise east of San Antonio. You might think you traveled all the way to Peru or Brazil. That's because dwarf palmetto trees dominate the landscape. The thick underbrush harbors plenty of wildlife among this 270-acre park.
Bring your own boat or rent one and go out on oxbow lake. Leisurely paddle or pedal around as you take in the verdant landscape. Cast your line to try to catch an elusive dinner. The lake offers swimming, too, which is perfect for a hot summer day.
Experienced paddlers can head downstream to reach other parks in the area. Check out the bogs in Palmetto State Park, as well. Plenty of greenery covers the water to obscure what's underneath. You might see a turtle or two sunning on a log.
The on-site campground has 19 tent spots and 18 RV site.
A lazy bend in the San Marcos River forms a tropical paradise east of San Antonio. You might think you traveled all the way to Peru or Brazil. That's because dwarf palmetto trees dominate the landscape. The thick underbrush harbors plenty of wildlife among this 270-acre park.
Bring your own boat or rent one and go out on oxbow lake. Leisurely paddle or pedal around as you take in the verdant landscape. Cast your line to try to catch an elusive dinner. The lake offers swimming, too, which is perfect for a hot summer day.
Experienced paddlers can head downstream to reach other parks in the area. Check out the bogs in Palmetto State Park, as well. Plenty of greenery covers the water to obscure what's underneath. You might see a turtle or two sunning on a log.
The on-site campground has 19 tent spots and 18 RV site. The group campsite accommodates up to 99 people. There is one air-conditioned cabin.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Palmetto State Park
What better way to get after a beautiful day than a gorgeous sunrise hike on the San Marcos River Trail? At sites 1-19, you’ll be ready to go after a goodnight’s sleep thanks to an array of amenities at this RV-exclusive area which include water and electricity hookups, restroom and shower facilities, picnic tables and fire rings. Over the river a Read more...
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