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Seminole Canyon State Park

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Visited March 2008

Entrance sign for Seminole Canyon State Park

Seminole Canyon is located in southwest Texas along US-90 about 30 miles west of Del Rio.

The main attraction here is Seminole Canyon, once home to Native Americans.

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Seminole Canyon State Park

The main attraction here is Seminole Canyon, once home to Native Americans.

Ribbit! The WxToad

Around the campground

Guided tours are available that will take you down into the canyon.

We had made a reservation, and upon arrival, we were assigned site 8. — We had made a reservation, and upon arrival, we were assigned site 8. The campground sits on a height of land at about 1300 feet above sea level. It was a warm afternoon for March - 92 degrees, but there was a strong wind blowing and of course no humidity.

Most sites are back-ins, and there are a few pull-throughs. — Most sites are back-ins, and there are a few pull-throughs. About half the 31 sites have W/E(30A) hookups, and there is a dump station. This is site 19.

Sites 23, 24, and 22.

Site 28 would probably be my pick for the best - well away from other sites and with a fantastic view.

Some of the sites are fairly short.

Each site has a covered picnic shelter and fireplace. — Each site has a covered picnic shelter and fireplace. This shows some of the tent sites.

You can see almost forever - the view from site 28. — You can see almost forever - the view from site 28. The mountans in the distance are well into Mexico.

A small but clean bathhouse offers hot showers (with common dressing area).

Not sure what this sweet-smelling tree is, but it abounds throughout the campground.

Sunset.

Photo at Seminole Canyon State Park

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