Sleeping Spring Draw, Natural park in Kinney County, United States.

Sleeping Spring Draw is a valley in Kinney County, Texas, in the border region west of San Antonio. The draw is a drainage channel with a spring, set in semi-arid terrain where the climate is subtropical, with June highs near 32 °C and January lows near 12 °C. Rainfall averages about 685 mm a year, most of it in September.

These natural springs served as a vital water source for Native American tribes and early settlers moving through Kinney County during westward expansion. Water shaped settlement and use of this border region across generations.

Sleeping Spring Draw is a valley in Kinney County, Texas, near the border with Mexico. The surrounding climate is subtropical, with June highs averaging 32 °C and January lows around 12 °C, and about 685 mm of rain a year, most falling in September. The draw's springs and seasonal water have long drawn people and livestock through this dry country.

Sleeping Spring Draw is a valley in Kinney County, Texas, near the border with Mexico, roughly 2,400 km southwest of Washington, D.C. The climate is subtropical, with June highs averaging 32 °C and January lows around 12 °C. Annual rainfall averages about 685 mm, most of it falling in September. Expect uneven ground and no marked facilities.

Sleeping Spring Draw is a valley in Kinney County, Texas, roughly 2,400 km southwest of Washington, D.C. Local climate records give an average temperature of 23 °C, ranging from about 12 °C in January to 32 °C in June, with around 685 mm of rain a year, most of it falling in September.