Devils River State Natural Area - Del Rio, Texas

L'area naturale statale Devils River, situata all'indirizzo 21715 Dolan Crk Rd, Del Rio, TX 78840, è una destinazione turistica da non perdere per gli appassionati di natura e avventura. Il parco offre una varietà di attività all'aperto, tra cui escursioni, bagni pubblici, aree barbecue e tavoli da picnic.

La Devils River State Natural Area è specializzata in escursioni e attività all'aperto, il che la rende una destinazione perfetta per chi cerca una giornata di relax in mezzo alla natura. Il parco è adatto per famiglie e offre persino escursioni adatte ai bambini. La media delle recensioni su Google My Business è di 4.8/5, il che la rende una scelta eccellente per chiunque cerchi un'esperienza all'aperto di alta qualità.

Una volta arrivati al parco, è consigliabile acquistare i biglietti in anticipo per garantire un'esperienza senza stress. Il parco offre anche strutture per il barbecue e tavoli da picnic, il che lo rende un'ottima scelta per una gita di un giorno o un fine settimana.

La Devils River State Natural Area è gestita dal Texas Parks and Wildlife Department e il suo sito web ufficiale è tpwd.state.tx.us. Il numero di telefono del parco è 8303952133.

Recensioni di Devils River State Natural Area

Cristell Asenjo

5/5

Beautiful river, very remote. Just make sure to go prepared with enough water, snacks, and sunscreen. It's about 50 minutes of dirt road, we got a flat tire, thankfully we had a spare one. When we got to the headquarters they told us that's very common so make sure you are prepared for that since there is no signal in there to ask for help. Once we got to the headquarters we told them what happened to us and they were very helpful and plugged the tire for us. I would recommend bringing water shoes because the rocks are slippery. You have to stop at the headquarters to get your ticket, once you are all set you have to drive to a parking lot about 4 miles away (on a rough road) and then you have to walk about a mile to get to the river (which is not bad at all), there is no shade so make sure you have a lot of sunscreen on. They have wifi at the headquarters, but as soon as you walk out of there, there is no service at all.

Angelica Garrison

5/5

A true Texas GEM! Although a bit difficult to get to, it is much worth the drive. After you turn off the highway it’s about an hour down a dirt gravel road. I will say I wish the park put more signage on the dirt road since signal is spotty we nearly got lost at the many forks. Thankfully, our friends gps worked well. Once you get to the park you’ll check in at the headquarters, get a quick run down and off you go. We saw maybe 5 total people our entire day. It was amazing for those folks that truly want to get away from the crowds. The river was pristine and if you keep following the springs trail to the right, you can find some deep swimming spots. We saw beavers, armadillo, and all sorts of beautiful birds! Camp sites are wonderful and have a picnic area. They have newly renovated restroom/showers (2 total). Not a lot of hiking, but the river is definitely the belle of the ball. Do pack everything you need water, food, etc. there is no camp store. You also have to pack out your trash. We’ll be back!!

Luis Caselli

5/5

What a beautiful place! A almost hidden gem in West Texas. Lots of trails, amazing views, and raw nature. The park rangers are amazing too, very helpful and knowledgeable. The river is spectacular, well worth the hiking from the closest parking spot. Just be careful with the goats roaming in the access road.

Crazy kid gaming of awesomeness

5/5

Went last Saturday, and I've got to say, this place is amazing. We enjoyed the springs, which seemed to go on for miles. We saw tons of wildlife on the drive, rabbits, deer, and Armadillos. I believe that the Devils River Sate Natural Area isn't just about the river. It's also about the scenery. The drive to get there was jaw-dropping. As a person from Austin, the mountains were huge, there were 200 foot bluffs on Dolan creek road which were beautiful, the river which I expe to be not as blue as in the pictures showed me its aqua colored waters which were amazing to see. I believe this is the BEST natural area in the whole state. Those who diss agree, try to change my mind. 5 stars, hands down.

Melissa Jourden

5/5

DRSNA is a Texas TREASURE! I feel so grateful that it’s available for us to enjoy. The true gem of the park is the river, of course, which is beautifully pristine and wild. The treasure trove of flora and fauna and the beautiful crystal clear spring water gushing everywhere make it feel like a wonderful fairyland. It’s so amazing. The rest of the park is just as spectacular. The hills with sheer rock cliffs are so beautiful, the sky is so open - paired with the dark skies it provides AMAZING stargazing. If you lie down flat and look up, you truly feel the vastness of the sky. It’s super peaceful there and very remote - so quiet that I caught myself feeling so relaxed that I almost dozed off a couple of times. The perfect place to unplug from all of the outside world and just enjoy relaxing in pure nature. If you visit, please respect and protect this special place. Pack light, pack out all trash, and just enjoy the beauty of the land. I never wanted to leave.Oh, it’s SUPER hot and sunny with little to no shade. Bring more water than you think you need, wear sunscreen and cover your body, and sturdy shoes are needed for the hike to and from the river. I wore hiking boots for the hike and closed toe water shoes in and around the river. It’s pretty slippery. 😉 Campsites are bare bones but fantastic!

Angie Rincón

5/5

I can get over of the weekend we had, this is the most beautiful place I’ve ever been in Texas, so clean, so quiet, so peaceful,the most important thing for us was it was empty, I guess for that reason is called the cleanest river in Texas, the costumer service was so kind and the camping spot was great, I place you should visit

Joseph Lopez

5/5

Peace, quiet and solitude is what you'll get when you visit DRSNA, it's a beautiful place with about 6 different primitive camp spots for vehicle camping and a few hike in camping spots. Lots of hiking and biking area, the river was gorgeous and clear and you can fish, swim or kayak. Tons of wildlife as well come prepared as there is no cell reception in the park and you must pack in and pack out everything you bring. Will definitely visit again!

Mr.S Travel Quest

5/5

Devils River State Park is a hidden gem, offering breathtaking natural beauty. The pristine river, rugged landscapes, and diverse wildlife make it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. The well-maintained trails provide a rewarding hiking experience, and the overall tranquility makes it an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle. A true haven for outdoor lovers seeking serenity amidst nature's wonders.