North Concho Equestrian Campground

North Concho Equestrian Campground offers a rugged West Texas experience where horseback riders can immerse themselves in expansive desert vistas and challenging trails. This secluded campground, part of San Angelo State Park, provides equestrian-friendly sites with electric hookups, water access, and dedicated horse pens, catering specifically to trail riders seeking adventure. The campground's isolation and gated access ensure a peaceful retreat for horse owners and their mounts.

Located in the northern section of San Angelo State Park, North Concho sits on the shores of O.C. Fisher Reservoir, though water levels can fluctuate significantly. The surrounding landscape features arid scrubland punctuated by mesquite and juniper, offering a quintessential West Texas backdrop. Campers can explore over 50 miles of multi-use trails, ideal for both horseback riding and hiking, with some routes offering challenging terrain for experienced riders.

The campground serves as an excellent base for exploring the park's unique attractions, including dinosaur tracks from the Permian Age and the opportunity to view the park's resident bison and longhorn herds. San Angelo's historic downtown, with its charming Concho Avenue and scenic Riverwalk, lies within a 30-minute drive, providing a taste of local culture and history after a day on the trails.