I have a big interest in pictographs and other artworks from out earliest ancestors so I try to get…read moreup close and personal with them anytime I can. Many times the examples are see from quite a distance and out of sight with only pictures or descriptions to see. This park has some of the best up close views of artwork thousands of years old. Think about this for a moment. Some humans painted on cave walls many thousands of years ago and they are still on those cave walls for us to observe today! How remarkable is that? The staff is not the most personable compared to many others I've interacted with but they are very knowledgeable and helpful. There are a number of day hikes available here as well but I only took the guided tour down into the canyon so I can't speak to any of the other hikes available. Overall a good afternoon outing.

My brother and I visited this state park back in July 2019, when the weather was sweltering hot…read more Upon arrival, we opted for the guided tour around the canyon. A park ranger accompanied us to explain the low water of the Lower Pecos River Canyon, the flora, fauna, and loads of history. Our tour guide/park ranger was nice, friendly, and super knowledgeable. I loved seeing all of the pictographs still intact after so many years. My favorite thing about the tour was when shown replicas of what the past inhabitants ate and how they would survive on the land. The rock art was painted on limestone which was easier to preserve for longer periods. My brother and I even camped in the park. The campsites are spacious and private from any neighboring campers. The site we had came with a picnic table, a fire ring, and a designated spot for the tent. If you are into fossils and geology and are a history buff, I would check out this state park. It is one of the coolest Texas state parks. It does not get as crowded since it isn't considered as popular as the others. I loved seeing the fossils embedded into the limestones and seeing so many sotol plants and arid plants thriving out in the weather. Do make sure that you bring plenty of water as the heat is more dry than humid. There is no shade only if you get under the canyon to view the paintings. The hike can be rugged and steep, you may not need trekking poles throughout the walk, but going down the stairs into the canyon can be tricky if you aren't prepared.

I highly recommend you book your trip with Sycamore Creek Ranch!! excellent ranch and great…read morefacilities. Great service

Nice quiet and clean park to walk or run along the San Felipe Creek. Along the trail you find spots…read moreto BarBQ, playgrounds, a pool, a bike lane and interesting historical markers. I went for a morning hike and storm Harold caused it to be cloudy, and a nice temperature to make the room even better. This place is pretty relaxing and on this morning @8AM only a few walkers on the trail.

If anyone has ever been to Del Rio. You know it's not a lot going on in Del Rio. But this is nice…read moreto have something for the kids there. It is a fixer uper but good to have it for the kids. Most of the staff was friendly there. The prices are reasonable. Now some of the tables move and shake, the videos games don't work. They got games like skeetball that doesn't work. Again they need to fix something's. But it's good to have something for the kids that live in Del Rio.

The kids wanted to skate so we came town. The had a blast. Kids and mom like the pizza. I'd come…read moreback.

The place was clean, the nachos were good, and the place was the best…read more I recommend going there. Also the arcade was fully functional and I bet the Lazer tag is cool.

A little crowded together-but pretty okay for Del Rio - Be prepared for the teenagers taking…read morepictures of each other to upload on facebook every chance! And bowling etiquette is seldom acknowledged! But otherwise a good time with friends!

Nice 1/2 mile walking trail. I was in Del Rio and was looking for a nice spot to do my interval…read moretrainings. I came across this small trail, which was perfect for my scheduled run. It's clean, quiet and only a few people that decided to walk the trail @9AM. There is a small parking lot at the park, with a little playground, and a water fountain.

6$ per day pit toilet no sinks or showers. Beautiful and clean. Much better than the rv sitesread more

This review is of the Amistad National Recreation Area Visitor Center. It is open 7 days a week and…read morealmost every day of the year. When we visited, the rangers/staff were happy to see us and were very kind. The displays take up most of one room but were definitely worth a quick stop and check. We especially liked the artifacts and reproductions of artifacts. Those are always interesting to see. They also had a display of animal skulls and tracks that I'm sure younger kids would have been even more fascinated than me. Well, my 12 year old brain enjoyed them and was amazed at how fierce something that size seems. If visiting the area, check it out next time.

I joined Karate Ways back when I was 12 yrs old. I have found memories of Sensei Montemayor. Thank…read moreyou for your lessons, sir.