Garner State Park Camping and Cabins
Cypress-shaded campsites, screened shelters and CCC cabins along the Frio River at the most in-demand family park in Texas
Garner is the most beloved family campground in Texas and the reason many Hill Country summers happen at all. Hundreds of campsites sit under giant pecan and cypress trees along the Frio River, with a mix of tent sites, water-and-electric sites, screened shelters and a set of small CCC-era cabins. Kids spend the day tubing and swimming and the evening at the famous summer jukebox dance at the pavilion. Summer sites are released on a rolling window and are gone within minutes, which is why regulars set calendar reminders.
Pricing
Adults (13+) $8/day entrance, Kids 12 and under free, Camping $15-$35/night. Summer reservations open on a rolling window and sell out within minutes, so book the day they release (verify)
Common Questions
- How much does Garner State Park Camping and Cabins cost?
- Admission to Garner State Park Camping and Cabins is paid. Adults (13+) $8/day entrance, Kids 12 and under free, Camping $15-$35/night. Summer reservations open on a rolling window and sell out within minutes, so book the day they release (verify)
- What ages is Garner State Park Camping and Cabins good for?
- Garner State Park Camping and Cabins is best for kids ages 2 to 18+.
- Is Garner State Park Camping and Cabins stroller friendly?
- No, Garner State Park Camping and Cabins is not considered stroller friendly.
- Can I bring my dog to Garner State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at Garner State Park Camping and Cabins.
- How hard is Garner State Park Camping and Cabins?
- The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 24 hours.
- Is Garner State Park Camping and Cabins free?
- No, there is a cost to visit Garner State Park Camping and Cabins. Adults (13+) $8/day entrance, Kids 12 and under free, Camping $15-$35/night. Summer reservations open on a rolling window and sell out within minutes, so book the day they release (verify)
- What should I bring to Garner State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, water shoes, tubes, swimsuits, bug spray
- How long does Garner State Park Camping and Cabins take?
- Most families spend about 24 hours at Garner State Park Camping and Cabins.
- When is the best time to visit Garner State Park Camping and Cabins?
- June through August for the river and the nightly dance. Spring and fall are far easier to book.
- Is there parking at Garner State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Parking at each campsite. Day-use lots fill by mid-morning in summer.