John J Stokes Park Boat Ramp
John J Stokes Park Boat Ramp
John J Stokes Park Hand Launch provides hand-launch access to the San Marcos River with a notable waterfall feature and shallow swimming area (6-7 feet deep directly under the waterfall).
The park offers grassy areas for picnicking and recreation, with trees suitable for hammocking along the riverbank, though parking is limited and the location is somewhat secluded, making it less crowded than other access points.
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