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.

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.

We stopped here on our Spring Break trip to be close to Lake Amstad. It was perfect! People were…read morefriendly, inviting and helpful! They had a shower and a laundry. This park has some permanent guest and nightly spots. Some of the permanent residents were wonderful to us! They visited with us and our kids and made our stay very enjoyable!