The lake was very low when we went. Even the boat ramp didn't come near the water, so it was a long walk down to actual water. On the other hand, this meant that the feature that we think is typicall… Full review by dreamspeaker
Oct 28, 2022
It was our first time visiting from Houston and we really enjoyed our little trip just visit not swimm,because the weather became a little cold and windy after the rain but it is a beautiful place … Full review by Gatitafeliz
Aug 12, 2022
I would give negative stars if Google allowed me.. Beware!!! The entrance operator, Sheila, is one of the most rude, unprofessional employees I have ever encountered. My husband and I had our older… Full review by R6395MJlauraw
Hi I would like to know how much is it to get into comal park and to swim
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This park is run by the Army Corp of Engineers. They were charging about $5 for a car load and the pass is good all day. They honor the National Park pass for FREE admission. If …
This park is run by the Army Corp of Engineers. They were charging about $5 for a car load and the pass is good all day. They honor the National Park pass for FREE admission. If you will be a repeat visitor or will visit other National parks in the USA this is a great value. I bought a lifetime pass so I don’t pay too much attention to prices or when they change. At Canyon Lake there are precious few lake swimming options. A FREE site is at the base of the dam below Overlook Park which is also free and is a great swimming hole. The park closes at sunset which offers an amazing sunset view over the lake.
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