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Thompson Drive west of Sidney Baker South in Kerrville
Louise
Hays Park is a lovely little spot in the heart of downtown Kerrville.
The Guadalupe River flows through
the park and has been dammed to form a natural swimming pool. The
river bottom is rocky. Sloping, grassy banks are dotted with picnic
tables, gazebos, and swans. A footbridge offers access to Tranquility
Island where you can swim and picnic under tall cypress trees. |
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Guadalupe
River State Park - Thanks to a handful of canoeists who lobbied
the Texas Legislature in the mid-1970s, this 20-mile stretch of
the upper Guadalupe River is now preserved as a state park. more
Kerrville-Schreiner
State Park - Kerrville-Schreiner State Park has 517 acres fronting
the Guadalupe River ... more
Louise
Hays Park
Cascade
Caverns - Since 1932, tours of this unique cave structure on
the Guadalupe River have been given to the public. ... more
Max
Starcke Park - This glorious municipal park, operated by the
City of Seguin,
is beautiful and rich with the area's history.... more
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