Discover 7 parks for camping within driving distance of Kerrville
"Kerrville visitors often make a day trip to the park for hiking, biking, and horseback riding in a more rugged setting. The city offers additional shopping, restaurants, and lodging options."
A rugged 5,369-acre Hill Country preserve known for backcountry trails, horseback riding, and wide-open scenery.
"Kerrville residents and visitors can reach the park for a full day of hiking, birding, and photography. Many use it as a weekend escape into a quieter, more rugged landscape."
A scenic Hill Country preserve known for fall color, rugged canyons, and excellent hiking and birding.
"Kerrville visitors come for a scenic river park with camping and wildlife viewing. The drive is short enough for a day visit or a weekend stay."
A scenic Hill Country park known for its limestone river falls, swimming holes, and hiking.
"Kerrville travelers visit for a Hill Country weekend that combines scenic driving with camping and birding. It is a convenient base for those exploring western Hill Country parks."
A Hill Country park known for river recreation, birding, and scenic pecan-shaded landscapes.
"Kerrville visitors may come for a longer Hill Country outing that combines scenic driving with hiking. The park's protected landscape offers a different experience from nearby river parks."
A large Hill Country preserve near San Antonio known for hiking, wildlife, and dinosaur tracks.
"Kerrville travelers visit for a scenic river park experience and camping in the central Hill Country. It is a worthwhile destination for a weekend outdoors."
A Hill Country park known for river recreation, camping, and scenic limestone landscapes.
"Kerrville residents often come for a classic Texas camping and swimming experience in a scenic river setting. The park offers a more rugged, water-focused alternative to nearby Hill Country attractions."
A classic Texas Hill Country park famous for the Frio River, swimming, camping, and scenic bluffs.