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Neal's Crossing

20817 TX-127, Concan, TX 78838 Daylight hours
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20817 TX-127, Concan, TX 78838
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Best For
Tubing, swimming, and scenic views
Best time to visitSummer months for swimming and tubing, or spring for quieter riverside relaxation. AdmissionFree Getting thereIn Concan

Why people come here

  • Direct river access
  • Convenient location
  • No entrance fee
  • Great for tubing
  • Scenic photography

Neal's Crossing offers a classic Frio River experience with clear water and scenic views right off TX-127 in Concan.

Located along TX-127 in Concan, Neal's Crossing serves as a popular public access point to the beautiful Frio River. This unstaffed crossing provides visitors with direct entry to the water, making it a convenient spot to start a tubing trip or simply enjoy a refreshing swim. The area is characterized by its clear water, limestone bluffs, and large cypress trees lining the banks. As a public crossing, it offers a straightforward, no-frills way to experience the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country.

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What's Happening?

Markets, live music, and seasonal events around Concan & the Frio Canyon. Updated as new dates are announced.

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What You'll Experience

  • Clear flowing water
  • Towering cypress trees
  • Limestone bluffs and scenery
  • River stones and scenery
  • Scenic bridge views

Directions

  • Address
    20817 TX-127, Concan, TX 78838
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    In Concan

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Neal's Crossing located?

Neal's Crossing is located on TX-127 in Concan, Texas, offering public access to the Frio River.

Are there facilities at Neal's Crossing?

There are no staffed facilities or restrooms at this public river crossing. Visitors should plan accordingly.

Is Neal's Crossing public or private?

It is a public access point, but visitors must respect adjacent private property boundaries along the riverbanks.

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