This park/campsite is a wonderful leisurely destination in Laredo right off of the Bob Bullock…read moreparkway. There's plenty of sites to set up vehicles and tents with hookups, picnic sites, showers, and trails to the lake for fishing and hanging out. There's also trails for biking/hiking where you can enjoy the scenery and sounds of nature. Many people commented about how dirty it can be. Fortunately, I did not encounter any of that during my visit. But I know the frustrations. People need to clean up after themselves as this nice park and camping destination is for everyone. I hope the visitors treat it that way.

First of all, you can camp and RV here at Lake Casa Blanca International State Park!! They have…read morelots of sites, many have partial hook ups, some have full hook ups, and a few have these nice cement platforms raised up and under shades!! There is also a large lake for boating and swimming (at your own risk as there are no lifeguards). Lots of shaded picnic and grilling areas, and a couple playgrounds. Inside the Ranger Station at the front entrance you can buy a Texas State Park passport. A page is devoted to each state park where you can make notes of what you did or saw and get your book stamped. If you visit a park in 2023 you can also purchase a Centenial I was at this park "collecting bugs" (taking snapshots) so my kid could identify them on a bug identification app. Found some exciting specimens that I have never come across before!! There are also a lot of birds and some other wildlife, of which I found footprints. It was really hot that June morning and I think the animals were smarter than me and hiding from the heat. This park is really good but could use a little more funding or updates. There's an unused building at the top of the hill that would make a very cute gift shop or exhibit area if someone could refurbish it and add in some cooling system. The narrow dirt trails were nice but should probably be designated either for mountain biking or for walking as a couple of bikes came upon my suddenly in areas of heavy vegetation. I'm glad I didn't step in front of them. (If there are some Girl Scouts out there, maybe you could campaign to get some local companies to come together and fix up some stuff at this gem of a state park.)

Honestly Disappointed, was wanting to go fishing couldn't find a good place because there was no…read morewater where the dock is. We ended finding an okay spot in the south of choke canyon state park however, we had to walk through the tall dead grass was getting thorns in my shoes went to my feet. Just was a huge disappointment to me in my opinion.

Great camping spot. Sad to see the lake disappearing. Lots of birds and wild life to see. Large…read morecamping sites and very quiet. Covered picnic table, clean bathrooms.

Honestly looks like something out of Chernobyl at this point. Broken swings, a court that used to…read morebe for basketball, more pot holes than paths, broken spray painted signs, and a view of the local refinery.

I'm pretty sure that this isn't a state park. It's a RV…read morepark located right on the highway, across the Frio River from a huge Valero refinery. Peaking over the tops of the tree, you see cracking towers, pressure valves, and exhaust vents. Over the roar of the waterfall, you can hear pressure being released and gases being mixed. Yes- there is a waterfall. The Frio River falls down about six to ten feet down a series of steep steps that looks so inviting, if it weren't for the refinery next door, and oh yea- that sign that says, "Alligators exist in this park." Nope. If that wasn't reason enough, there's a sign asking visitors to not swim, and stay off the grass. The park was clean. There's lots of spots available to camp. The sites were $5 for the site, $15 for an R/V site with water and electricity. There was a pavilion that looked nice, and lots of green spaces to run around in. There were some interesting things to look at around the park, like paintings and such. But a park alongside the river where you can't swim is kinda a letdown. I don't know how you'd be able to sleep with all the racket going on at the refinery next door. The refinery is constantly buzzing buzzers, releasing gases, running pumps, banging, beeping- it's a loud process to make gasoline.

Beautiful, quiet, and relaxing park. Nice warm lake that's great for fishing. Staff that is very…read morefriendly and helpful. In the hot summer the lake is the perfect place to cool down during the day. Down fall is they do not really have a camp store so stock up on what you need town is about 20 minutes away. As long as you like the outdoors you will love this park.

Very nice and quiet. Older crowd of respectful campers. Beautiful morning and evening birdsong.read more

(From January, 2025)…read more I found this while driving through the neighborhood off of Servando road. Noticing there was some tables with a covering and a pathway, I stopped to check it out and realized the pathway circles around a small area that contains trees, a mini playground, and some bike racks. Somehow this was not on google maps or YELP. Well, now it is! It's not much to see but it's nice that this neighborhood has something of a park that kids and residents can enjoy. They need to do better in keeping it clean. Found several pieces of trash laying around; I couldn't remember if there was a trash can within the park. If not, they need to add one and make sure they collect. Can't be littering and destroying a venue like this!