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Hikers and history lovers thrive at Seminole Canyon State Park, drawn by ancient pictographs in dramatic canyons. The park hugs the outskirts of Comstock, Texas, steps from rugged Rio Grande overlooks. Campers choose from 46 sites, with rates starting at $10 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Seminole Canyon State Park does not have full hookups with sewer. It provides 23 drive-up sites with 50-amp electric and water hookups, including picnic tables and shade shelters. Eight sites offer water nearby. Fifteen primitive pull-throughs lack utilities but include fire rings. Restrooms with showers nearby serve all.
Yes, Seminole Canyon State Park allows pets. They must stay outside buildings and follow Texas state park rules, such as remaining on leashes at all times. No size or breed limits appear in park info. Contact staff for any site-specific restrictions.
Nightly rates run $10 for primitive sites, $15 for water-only, and $20 for electric with water, plus a daily entrance fee. Weekly options cut costs to $60, $90, or $120. Reserve online through ReserveAmerica; book ahead for peak seasons to secure spots.
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