Secret spot with private access to Frio River offers perfect San Antonio day trip. It was a best-kept secret. Until now. By Camille Sauers for MySA Updated March 7, 2022 11:39 a.m.

Frio River is measuring at its lowest since 2011. (KSAT) It’s the lowest measurement for the river in more than a decade. The typical average should be about 60 CFS.

The next day my tubing buddy and I hit the Frio, armed with sunscreen and a stainless-steel bottle of rosé. It’s late April, pre–peak season; we have parts of the 100-cfs river entirely to ...

The river’s flow in Concan has dropped to zero cubic feet per second. At Garner State Park, visitors cannot enjoy tubing and can swim only in certain parts of the river.

A KSAT crew visited the Frio River on Thursday to get a firsthand look at the water conditions. One of the most popular areas at Garner State Park is near the river dam.

People carry inner tubes on June 23 along a nearly dry Frio River in Garner State Park. The U.S. Geological Survey’s river gauge in Concan measured zero flow in the river that day.

Recent rains have recharged the Frio River to optimum tubing levels just in time for the summer, according to a representative from Garner State Park. The Garner State Park Facebook page recently ...

This is a must-do on your Texas bucket list of things to do. What's better than floating the ultimate lazy river (with some ...

The rain might be closing roads and wreaking havoc in San Antonio, but just west of the city in Concan, recent heavy rainfall is a good thing. Residents along the Frio River in the small town of ...

People carry inner tubes on June 23 along a nearly dry Frio River in Garner State Park. The U.S. Geological Survey’s river gauge in Concan measured zero flow in the river that day.