TX State Parks•Comstock, TX•4.9h from Austin

Seminole Canyon State Park & Historic Site

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Accessibility baseline: Sites on this platform are reviewed for access with a standard 2WD pickup truck towing a 21-foot travel trailer unless otherwise noted below.

Fee

$14/nt + $4/person entry

Hookups

No hookups

Trailer

Accessible (2WD pickup + trailer)

Cell Signal

Poor

Water

Bring your own

Toilets

Yes

Best Season

Oct–Apr

Reservations

Reserve America

Max Length

67 ft

Highlights

▶ 8,000-year-old Fate Bell Shelter pictographs — one of the most significant Native American rock art sites in North America
▶ Roadrunner Flat drive-up primitive sites (32–46) hold rigs up to 67 ft — fully self-contained required
▶ No light pollution on the US-90 corridor; 270° panoramic stargazing from camp
▶ Canyon confluence of Seminole Creek and Pecos River

Planning Notes

Guided pictograph tours run daily (fee). Sites 32–46 in Roadrunner Flat are primitive drive-up with no hookups or water at site — bring everything. Must be fully self-contained. Limited AT&T signal at camp; none inside canyon. Nearest Walmart: Del Rio (45 mi east).

Contact: (432) 292-4464

Always call ahead to confirm conditions, closures, and road accessibility.