Garner State Park, State park in Uvalde County, Texas.
Located along the Frio River, the park features limestone cliffs, hiking trails, and diverse natural landscapes covering 7.2 square kilometers of Texas Hill Country.
The Civilian Conservation Corps developed the park during the Great Depression, constructing facilities including the Combination Building before its official opening in June 1941.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department maintains this natural space where visitors connect with Texas heritage through outdoor activities and educational programs.
Visitors can participate in numerous recreational activities including swimming, camping, hiking through multiple trails, and engaging in seasonal outdoor programs.
The park contains geological formations from the Cretaceous period, with exposed limestone rocks revealing ancient marine fossils from prehistoric seas.
Location: Uvalde County
Inception: 1941
Official opening: June 1, 1941
Website: https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/garner
GPS coordinates: 29.58330,-99.73890
Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:50
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