Garner State Park
Subnational Park · Concan, Texas
Nearly three miles of the cold, clear Frio River running through 1,774 acres of Hill Country limestone, and the most-visited Texas state park that people actually travel for — 455,606 visitors in 2025. Sixteen miles of trail climb to Old Baldy at 1,849 feet, and every summer night since the 1940s a jukebox has played on the CCC-built pavilion while several generations of the same families dance on it.
234 RR 1050, Concan, Texas, 78838, United States
Open daily, generally 8 AM - 10 PM. $8 per person 13 and over; children 12 and under FREE. ⚠ THE PARK CLOSES WHEN FULL — common on holidays and from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Save the Day pass holders and reservation holders still get in; day passes bookable 30 days ahead, camping 5 months. Live Oak and Persimmon Hill loops close December through February. Summer jukebox dance nightly until 11 PM.
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