This is a great family outdoor activity among cedar and pecan trees. Small but plenty to see. Camping is available.

Great place to have a picnic, do a little walking or just hang out. Quiet, safe, beautiful site. Sit by the water and ponder life. Grab some BBQ from the Old 300 and enjoy a nice sunny afternoon here.

Seemed like a very nice park but located under/near an overpass. It's very small and not much to do. No hiking, just walking around a bit. We were going to go kayaking the following day as it was late when we got in but when...More

We camped here for two nights and found the park clean and well maintained. Nice hot showers are included. It appears to have a nice swimming area which of course was closed in winter. It took about an hour to get to San Antonio with...More

Stayed a couple days midweek. Nice campground. As always TPWD does a great job of keeping facilities clean and hospitable. Small playground for kids. Next to river for swimming, kayaking and fishing. Only a few blocks from downtown!

This is an older state park but its sits right on the Blanco river. Beautiful trees in the park and along the river. Lots of activities like fishing, swimming and hiking, just in a more condensed space. The campsites are good, level and well shaded....More

This is a small park with a limited amount of trails. It is very close to downtown Blanco. However, there isn’t very much to do there. The river running through the park is nice but due to dams, the paddle is short.