San Angelo State Park

San Angelo State Park encompasses over 7,000 acres on the shores of O.C. Fisher Reservoir and the North Concho River. The park features official Texas Longhorn and bison herds, diverse habitats from mesquite grassland to river bottoms, and excellent mountain biking. When the reservoir is full, the fishing and boating are outstanding.

50 campsites|West Texas|3 hr 30 min from Austin|$5/person entrance fee

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Campsite Types

Water + Electric

$20/night

North Concho Loop · Sites 1-20 · 20 sites

Water, 30-amp ElectricRV OKTent OK

Water Only

$15/night

Mesquite Flat Loop · Sites 21-34 · 14 sites

WaterRV OKTent OK

Primitive

$10/night

Red Arroyo Loop · Sites 35-50 · 16 sites

NoneTent OK

Guide to San Angelo State Park

Best Campsites

For Families:Sites 1-20 (North Concho) — water/electric, river access and shade

For Privacy:Sites 35-50 (Red Arroyo) — primitive tent sites in open range

For RVs:Sites 1-20 — pull-through pads with water/electric

When to Go

October through April. Summer is hot but manageable. Lake levels vary dramatically with drought.

Tips

→Drive through the park to see the Longhorn and bison herds
→The mountain biking trail system is one of the best in West Texas
→Check reservoir levels before planning boating — drought can lower it significantly
→San Angelo has a surprisingly vibrant food and arts scene

Highlights

Official Texas Longhorn and bison herds7,000+ acres of diverse terrain50+ miles of multi-use trailsO.C. Fisher Reservoir boating and fishingConcho River accessExcellent mountain biking

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