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Spur 406 Campground — Amistad National Recreation Area

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Spur 406 sits at the end of a paved two-lane road that runs directly into a boat ramp on Lake Amistad, within Amistad National Recreation Area. The terrain is open, with grills, metal shade structures, and picnic tables at the sites. Covered spots run $6 per night; dispersed sites are available down a dirt road off the main entrance. One pit toilet is on-site, though condition varies. No pets are allowed. Anglers and boaters use the lake regularly, and the shoreline is accessible for day use. Rough Canyon Campground is a nearby alternative roughly three miles to the northeast.

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Map & DirectionsSpur 406 Campground is located in Texas near Comstock

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Directions

From Amistad National Recreation Area's Visitor Center- Head west (left right out of parking lot) on US Highway 90 and travel 13.2 miles. Take a sharp right onto Spur 406 and go about 2 miles. GPS Coordinates 29.479108, -101.028682 or Lat-Long: 29 33' 1.9872\" N 101 1' 13.5732\" W

Address

4121 Veterans Blvd
Del Rio, TX 78840

Coordinates

29.550552 N
101.020437 W

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Sites accessible by watercraft.

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Drive Time

1 hr 23 min from Eagle Pass, TX
2 hrs 31 min from San Angelo, TX
2 hrs 51 min from San Antonio, TX
3 hrs 31 min from Laredo, TX

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Visitors often highlighted the simple but functional layout with good road access and basic amenities like grills and shade structures. However, restroom maintenance issues were noted by some guests, affecting their camping experience.

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Tamera

Traveler

Reviewed May. 13, 2021

Always check the bathrooms

We were planning on staying there Sunday, May 9, 2021. The only bathroom did not have a toilet seat. As two women, this was problematic. We opted not to stay.

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Tucker B.

Legend

Reviewed Mar. 15, 2021

Super Private, Great Lake Access

Stopped by here on a road trip in November 2020. Site fee was $6 if you wanted a covered spot, but there were dispersed sites down a dirt road off the left of the main road.

Main camping area did have one pit toilet. The road runs directly into a boat ramp at the end and there was plenty of shoreline for day use, hiking, and biking.

Lots of angler on boats out on the lake, but none on the shoreline when I was there.

Would've loved to get out for a paddle, but the winds were high and consistent for the two days I was there.

Would highly recommend!

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Jacob W.

Ranger

Reviewed Aug. 4, 2020

On the far side of Amistad

My son and I tent camped at Spur 406 at Lake Amistad circa 2010 when the lake was high before the drought of 2011 and the low lake levels afterward. Simple campground with several sites. Great place near Highway 90 to camp. There wasn’t anyone else camping there that night. It’s on the opposite side of the lake from Del Rio and it gets very dark. There were lots of stars. We went wading in the lake at night where the old highway enters the lake and it’s easy to walk in the water or swim there farther out. The next day we caught a yellow scorpion in a jar and later released it. Good times. There was a simple bathroom. The sites have grills and maybe metal shade structures and picnic tables. There are no RV hook-ups but the road and sites might be conducive to RVs and trailers. The spur is a good 2-lane paved road but I don’t remember how big all the sites are. Per 2020 official website, camping fee was $6/night. Great place.