Seminole Canyon State Park & Historic Site

With a rugged desert backdrop and breathtaking canyon vistas, Seminole Canyon State Park & Historic Site campground near Comstock, Texas, offers a captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and solitude. Its proximity to ancient rock art, sweeping views of the Rio Grande, and tranquil stargazing opportunities make it an ideal destination for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The campground features 46 sites, including options with water and electric hookups, basic water-only sites, and primitive campsites, all equipped with picnic tables, shade shelters, and fire rings. Modern restrooms with hot showers and a convenient dump station cater to campers' needs. Trailheads lead directly from the campground to miles of hiking and biking trails that showcase the area’s archeological treasures, such as the Fate Bell Shelter, home to prehistoric pictographs accessible through guided tours. The park's remote location ensures minimal light pollution, offering a serene environment for stargazing.

Situated nine miles west of Comstock and just north of the Rio Grande, this campground is a gateway to the park’s fascinating archeological and natural attractions. Within a 30-minute drive, visitors can explore the Pecos River Bridge and the scenic Amistad National Recreation Area, known for fishing and water-based activities. Seminole Canyon State Park is a destination that immerses visitors in the beauty and history of the Texas desert while providing a comfortable and memorable camping experience.