Officials said the money will go toward park operations. Residents who register their cars can still park for free.

Once in the city, take I-35 south to the San Marcos River. The POOC is across the interstate from the San Marcos Nature Center and the Tourist Information Center. The POOC is at 602 N. Interstate ...

A night kayak tour of the San Marcos River might be right for you. Paddle SMTX, which offers tours in clear kayaks with glowing lights, opened up for its 2023 season last month.

Racers then make their way down the San Marcos River, then the Guadalupe River and finally they ... Teams are made up of single paddlers or up to a team of six people in a canoe. The primary ...

Glow kayaking opens for season, only 45 minutes from San Antonio By Priscilla Aguirre , Senior Trending Reporter Updated March 9, 2023 11:04 a.m. Paddle SMTX offers glow kayaking along the San ...

SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) — Winding through the busy city of San Marcos is its cool and calming 72° river. The San Marcos River is a staple in Central Texas for summer travel destinations.

San Marcos River Site: River Grove Get In. Located at 218 River Grove Road in Kingsbury, River Grove Get In offers a complimentary parking area for TPWD leased access users, and access to ...

The polespear tournaments in the San Marcos River, ... or an open-topped kayak — that he uses to carry his supplies, towing it behind him on a rope attached to his belt. ...

Paddle SMTX is a family-owned company that offers paddle tours of the San Marcos River — but it’s the glow tours that are drawing attention on social media. Crystal kayak glow tours take ...

The San Marcos City Council issued a request for proposals in December to study Cape's Dam ... the executive director of the San Marcos River Foundation. ... which groups now use for kayaking.

SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) – The city of San Marcos is considering charging non-residents a fee for river access during peak times over the summer months. The city said perhaps more people than ...

You can swim, tube, paddleboard, kayak and canoe down the river and there's no entrance fee. Make sure to bring your goggles and let us know if you see a threatened San Marcos Salamander or an ...