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Camp Wood, Texas, offers a variety of outdoor sports and recreational activities, making it a great destination for enthusiasts. The Nueces River, which runs through the town, is perfect for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing, with abundant bass and catfish. The surrounding hills and trails attract hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders, providing scenic routes for all skill levels. Local sports leagues and community events also bring residents and visitors together for friendly competition.

The rugged terrain around Camp Wood is a prime spot for hunting, drawing visitors during deer, turkey, and wild hog seasons. The area’s vast ranchlands and wooded areas provide excellent opportunities for both guided and independent hunting trips. Birdwatchers and nature lovers can also explore the diverse wildlife, including rare bird species and native Texas animals. Hunting lodges and outfitters in the region cater to outdoor adventurers year-round.

Camp Wood’s small-town charm and natural beauty make it a hidden gem for tourists. The Nueces River Park is a popular spot for picnicking, swimming, and relaxing by the water. History buffs can visit local landmarks like the Old Camp Wood Cemetery or explore the town’s rich ranching heritage. Nearby attractions, such as the Lost Maples State Natural Area, offer stunning fall foliage and additional hiking opportunities just a short drive away.

The town hosts several annual events that highlight its culture and outdoor lifestyle. The Nueces River Celebration features live music, food vendors, and river activities, drawing crowds from across the region. Rodeos and cowboy gatherings showcase local talent and Texas traditions. These events provide a fun, family-friendly atmosphere and give visitors a taste of Camp Wood’s welcoming community spirit. Whether for sports, nature, or small-town charm, Camp Wood delivers an authentic Texas experience.

Camp Wood Area Tourist Attractions

Garner State Park
This park has 1,419.8 acres of recreational facilities in northern Uvalde County. There are 10 water acres along the Frio River.

Lost Maples State Natural Area
This area has 2,174.2 scenic acres in Bandera and Real Counties, located north of Vanderpool on the Sabinal River.  Lost Maples has about 200,000 visitors on an annual basis.

Devil's Sinkhole State Natural Area - 6 miles NE of Rocksprings
See this unique collapsed cavern. Tours are available to the public.

The Real County Historical Museum - Leakey

Wildlife Art Museum - Leakey

Lone Star Motorcyle Museum - near Vanderpool
A collection of motorcycles dating from 1910's to the 80's.

Sunset Bat Flights - Concan
For a once in a lifetime experience you will want to come to the Frio Bat Flight Tour and witness this awesome site as 10 to 12 million Mexican Free-tailed Bats ascend into the evening sky before sunset at Frio Cave near Concan, Texas

John Nance Garner Museum - Uvalde
President Franklin Roosevelt's first Vice President.

Sabinal Canyon Museum - Utopia
Pioneer farm implements and household items, geological and Indian artifact exhibits.

Scenic Drive - Hill Country Trail
Explore the Sabinal River Canyon along RR 187.

Things to do in the Camp Wood area

• Miles of river offer swimming, and sunbathing.
• Take guided river and lake fly-fishing trips.
• Take a guided hunting expedition.
• Motorcycling through the Texas Hill Country is a big deal! Texas Highway 337 is one of the most popular and challenging roadways with winding roads and spectacular views.
• Nature watching and photography is at its finest at the nearby State Natural Areas.
• Fishing in the Nueces River.
• Visit Lake Nueces Park.
• Shopping at the antique and tourist stores in the area is some of the best in Texas.
• Attend Rodeos in the summer.
• Dining at the river front and downtown restaurants.
• Visit Art Galleries and Museums.
• Enjoy the spectacular views and enjoy stargazing at night.
• Hiking and biking are popular in the area.
• Visit other local towns such as Brackettville, Concan, Leakey, Rock Springs, Vanderpool, Utopia, and Uvalde which are only a short driving distance from Camp Wood.
• San Antonio is about 2 hours driving time to the East and Mexico is about one and 1/2 hours to the south.
• To the north, Kerrville is 87 miles and Boerne is 95 miles away.

 








 

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