Garner State Park, Texas Camping Information <<< Back to Garner State Park main page Other campgrounds near Garner State Park, Texas:    Cold Springs, Rio Frio, 13 miles away    4j River Run, Rio Frio, 13 miles away    Frio Falls Retreat, Rio Frio, 14 miles away    Lost Maples Shp, Vanderpool, 18 miles away    Welch Feed and RV Center, Camp Wood, 19 miles away    Sabinal Canyon Campland, Vanderpool, 19 miles away Books about camp grounds in Texas Hotels near Garner State Park, Texas: Junction - Days Inn, Junction 37.6 miles away Rodeway Inn Junction, Junction 38.4 miles away Best Western Dos Rios, Junction 38.5 miles away Amber Sky Motel, Uvalde 39 miles away Quality Inn Uvalde, Uvalde 39 miles away Best Western Continental Inn, Uvalde 39.2 miles away Inn of the Hills Resort and Conference Center, Kerrville 45.4 miles away Comfort Inn Kerrville, Kerrville 47.1 miles away Kerrville Days Inn, Kerrville 48.4 miles away YO Ranch Resort Hotel and Conference Center, Kerrville 48.5 miles away La Quinta Inn & Suites Kerrville, Kerrville 48.7 miles away Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Kerrville, Tx, Kerrville 48.7 miles away Best Western Sunday House Inn, Kerrville 48.8 miles away * Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different. Paddling Rivers Near Garner State Park, Texas:    Nueces River, Edwards RealCounty, 16 miles away       Class I-II - 10 miles long (FM 335 to Barksdale)    Hackberry Creek - Nueces River, EdwardsCounty, 18 miles away       Class II-III - 11 miles long (Hackberry Cross to Nueces Cross)    Frio River, UvaldeCounty, 20 miles away       Class II-III - 12 miles long (Garner State Park to Concan)    Sabinal, UvaldeCounty, 26 miles away       Class II - 8 miles long (Utopia to FM 187)    Dry Frio River, UvaldeCounty, 27 miles away       Class II-III(IV) - 12 miles long (US 83 to FM 2690) Books about whitewater paddling in Texas Trails near Garner State Park, Texas:    Lost Maples State Natural Area Trails, Bandera County, 16 miles away    Garner State Park Trail, Uvalde County, 17 miles away Books about hiking trails in Texas