Choke Canyon - South Shore Unit State Park

Choke Canyon - South Shore Unit State Park is situated in South Texas, alongside the Choke Canyon Reservoir. The park derives its name from the nearby Choke Canyon, created by the construction of a dam on the Frio River in the 1980s. This area features a variety of ecosystems, including brushland, wetlands, and the expansive reservoir, which supports diverse wildlife and offers scenic views. At Choke Canyon, visitors can participate in fishing, birdwatching, and hiking along designated trails. The park also provides boat access for those wishing to explore the reservoir by water. While amenities include parking areas, it is important to check weather conditions and prepare for the potential remoteness of the area. Visitors should bring sufficient water and supplies for their stay. Before your visit, please confirm hours, fees, and any closures with the official state site.