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This small park hugs a one-mile stretch of the river. On the water, you can swim, fish, paddle or boat. On land, you can picnic, hike, camp, watch for wildlife, and geocache. Reserve the CCC-built picnic area or pavilion for your next group gathering. Be safe in the water!
- Nature
Nature. Despite its small size, Blanco State Park is home to...
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- Screened Shelters
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Blanco State Park is a 104.6-acre (42.3 ha) park, along a mile of the Blanco River, on the southern edge of Blanco, Texas. It features camping, picnicking, screened shelters, swimming, tubing, nature trails, and a wildlife viewing station.
BLANCO STATE PARK IS THE NICEST LITTLE STATE PARK IN TEXAS. With only 54 total sites it has the great reputation for being the most comfortable and convient park around. It has all the ammenities that you will want. The Blanco River is the main focal point. Free fishing( no license required ) and swimming in the special pool at the dam.
Nature. Despite its small size, Blanco State Park is home to many plants and animals. Trees such as Ashe juniper, pecan and bald cypress cover the hilly terrain along the river. Wildflowers bloom seasonally. Look for bluebonnet, Engelmann daisy, Texas paintbrush, firewheel, greenthread and four-nerve daisy.
2 ημέρες πριν · Blanco State Park, TX. 414 Ratings. Add to Favorites. Current Category: Camping. See also: Tours, Day Passes. See or Upload Photos. For further information about this park, Click here. Read More Details. Park Contact Information. Status: Open year round. Season Dates. Max Reservation Window: View all. Alerts and Important Information.
Explore beyond the Blanco River and gain a new perspective on its stunning blue-green waters. Take a short hike and experience a different side of Blanco State Park. The riparian habitat along the river is home to plants, animals and millions of years of history beneath your feet.
The park stretches along the banks and terraces of the Blanco River. The riparian habitat includes native and introduced plants and a variety of buildings, structures, and features, all of stone.
