Review and Rating of Lake Casa Blanca International State Park in Laredo
Lake Casa Blanca International State Park is on the east side of Laredo and surrounds a quarter of the 1680 acre Lake Casa Blanca. A lot of the day use picnic tables are on the edge of the lake, several of the campsites back up to the lake, and lots of the campsites have views of the lake. The lake was at capacity when we visited in January 2014 – a pleasant surprise!
This popular State Park has a huge day use area, full hook-up RV sites, walk-in campsites, and lots of amenities. The Park is clean and well maintained, gated at night, and it's close to lots to see and do in Laredo and it's just minutes from the Mexican border. The roads and sites are paved.
We stayed here for a couple days and didn't have a lot to time for exploring. We rode bikes on one of the trails and enjoyed it and we played golf at The Max and Casa Blanca Golf Course, which is just across the street from the State Park. See the links below to read our reviews of these two courses.
When we arrived it was freezing cold so we decided to visit the Planetarium at Texas A&M International University, only to find out that it was closed! So instead we went to Cinemark and ate popcorn.
We also had some good appetizers and margaritas at Palenque Grill and an excellent meal at Las Kekas.
Near By:
Lake Casa Blanca State Park is located on the north east part of Laredo and its on Bob Bullock Loop which makes it easy to get to anywhere in Laredo within minutes. And the border crossing into Mexico is within 15 minutes or so.
The Laredo website lists lots of things to do from restaurants to shopping to annual events and more.
If you like golf, check out this Laredo Golf Course map to find a course to play and to read our reviews of the courses we have played. The Max is one of the best in Texas and well worth playing.
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