This week we take you to Blanco, Texas in the beautiful Texas Hill Country to one of the very first Texas State Parks which also happens to be one of the very smallest Texas State Parks. Join us as we explore Blanco State Park!
Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1933-1934, Blanco State Park opened to the public in 1934. It sits on the beautiful Blanco River less than a mile from the historic downtown Blanco town square.
Blanco State Park may be small, but it has a lot to offer!
Learn More About Blanco State Park
We have A LOT more details in our Blanco State Park Visitors' Guide on RVTexasYall.com.
We visited Blanco State Park in March.
Blanco State Park Fun Facts
# of RV/Tent Sites
28
Big Rig Friendly
No
Water Access
Blanco River
Hiking Trails
Approx 2 Miles
Open Year Round?
Yes
Distance to Restaurants/Shops
Less Than 0.5 Miles
A Few Photos from Our Visit to Blanco State Park
Our Blanco State Park Campsite
1930s CCC Pool on the Blanco River
Hiking at Blanco State Park
Bird Blind
CCC Long Table in the Picnic Area
