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Where to Stay, Eat, Drink, and Play When Visiting the Grand Canyon of Texas
Equipped with the usual necessities and a cooler packed with vittles, one could drive into Palo Duro Canyon State Park and not reemerge for a week. The 28,000 or so acres of colorfully rugged, supremely peaceful beauty will keep a person pretty busy. That said, it’s worth an excursion outside the park boundaries, if only to browse a well-curated bookstore, have a cocktail at a cosmopolitan hotel bar, or just take a much-deserved break from campfire hot dogs.StayCamping inside the park is always an option, but if you prefer the climate-controlled comfort of thick stone walls, book one of seven cabins constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The well-maintained Rim Cabins, in a group of three shortly past the park entrance, offer not only a…The post Where to Stay, Eat, Drink, and Play When Visiting the Grand Canyon of Texas appeared first on Texas Monthly.