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Electric Water Boy · 03-30-2007, 03:46 PM

A zillion years ago I used to work at that park. One of the funnest jobs I ever had. Didn't pay enough to live on though.. GRSP gets busy on holidays and weekends, so keep that in mind. I was going to recommend the canoe livery at 281, but someone already has. I THINK they also have stuff at the park. I've only been there once in the past few years, and I took my own kayak. Fished a little and stopped for lunch. Made the trip from the park in 4-5 hours. Didn''t see much of anyone but the group I was with until we hit the crossing. From there on were tubers. There weren't so many to make the trip hazardous to anyone (tubes and hooks just don't belong together!). I'd like to make that trip again, but fish more along the way.

03-30-2007, 03:46 PM	#8
Electric Water Boy Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: San Antonio Posts: 43	Re: Guadalupe River State Park question. A zillion years ago I used to work at that park. One of the funnest jobs I ever had. Didn't pay enough to live on though.. GRSP gets busy on holidays and weekends, so keep that in mind. I was going to recommend the canoe livery at 281, but someone already has. I THINK they also have stuff at the park. I've only been there once in the past few years, and I took my own kayak. Fished a little and stopped for lunch. Made the trip from the park in 4-5 hours. Didn''t see much of anyone but the group I was with until we hit the crossing. From there on were tubers. There weren't so many to make the trip hazardous to anyone (tubes and hooks just don't belong together!). I'd like to make that trip again, but fish more along the way.