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Garner State Park is in the Hill Country River Region of Texas.

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[edit] Flora and fauna

• Deer of the White-tailed and Axis varieties.
• Squirrels of the Fox and Black Rocks varieties.
• Local birds include Eastern Bluebirds, Golden-cheeked Warblers, the Rio Grande Turkey, and the Morning Dove.

Less common animals include raccoons, skunks, and armadillos.

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[edit] Get in

The park is located 31 miles north of Uvalde off of US 83 at FM 1050.

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[edit][add listing] See

• Crystal Cave
• Frio River
• Old Baldy - A trail to the top of this hill begins at the Pecan Grove campsite.

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• Biking - There are many paved trails throughout the park which are good for biking. Bicycle rentals are available at the park store.
• Dance - On long summer evenings, young people flock to Garner Pavilion for a nightly jukebox dance, a tradition dating back to the 1940s. Nightly sunset to 11pm.
• Kayaks and paddle boats can be rented at the dam for $6 an hour. Mid-March to Labor Day weekend.
• Putt-putt - There is an 18-hole course next to the pavilion.
• Tubing - Innertube rentals are available at the store for $6/day with a $10 deposit. A shuttle is available to take you upstream so you can float back down into the park.

[edit][add listing] Buy

• Garner Park Convenience Store near the Pecan Grove campsite in the south of the park.
• Gift shop near Garner Pavilion.

[edit][add listing] Eat

• Garner Grill, at Garner Pavilion. Hamburgers and hot dogs.

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[edit][add listing] Sleep

[edit] Lodging

A limited number of cabins are available. Inquire at the visitor's center.

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• Pecan Grove Camping Area

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