Seminole Canyon State Park - Roadrunner Flat Primitive Campground in TX -- Campground & RV Camping
Seminole Canyon State Park - Roadrunner Flat Primitive Campground in TX
CampgroundTX State Parks
32 mi from Cienegas Terrace
0.8 mi off US 90 (straight line)
Setting
Primitive pull-through camping area set in Val Verde County's dramatic canyons near the Rio Grande, with 15 drive-up RV sites featuring picnic tables, fire rings, and tent pads but no shade or electrical hookups. Nearly ten miles of trails access canyon overlooks, the Pecos River, and world-class indigenous rock art, including Fate Bell Shelter containing 10,000-year-old pictographs and the prominent Black Seminole Scouts legacy. Extreme summer heat regularly exceeds 100°F in this rugged southwest Texas setting.
- Limited separation from through roads or other sites here, with the nearest through road 0.2 miles off.
- Open country, with nothing named rising within 30 miles.
- The Amistad Reservoir shoreline is 1.1 mi off.
Climate averages
October normals 59–83°F, 1.9″ precipitation. Monthly averages, PRISM 1991–2020.
Starlink Radar
Open sky · Terrain & buildings · Tree canopy
Estimated horizon in eight compass directions, using 10 m USGS elevation. Sky clearance 99 of 100.