Decided to check out the parks and the Amistad Campground areas today Saturday rather than tomorrow since I know tomorrow being Easter Sunday they will be packed and at least in the city parks, parking will be an issue.
On this post I will put pictures of the Amistad Campground areas starting with 277 North. I was surprised how low the lake level was. Even so the campground was full. So instead of the kids splashing in the water they were riding their bikes.
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You can no longer launch your boat from here. |
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I have never seen the water level on this particular bridge pillars be so low. |
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All this area used to be underwater. |
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This guy makes it a habit to go from campground to campground and rarely
respects the 14 day limit. At least he finally obtained Texas license plates. |
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