Stephen F. Austin State Park in a weekend! A TEXAS STATE PARK!
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- We wanted to share our amazing experience at Stephen F Austin State Park in San Felipe, Texas which is about one hour west of Houston. The park encompasses 473 acres along the Brazos River and is named after the Father of Texas! We hope you enjoy this video!
Here is the link to the Texas State Park website:
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Beautiful place! Thanks for sharing this
@An Adventure with Nick & Rachel We loves this park. It is gorgeous! Thank you for watching our video & we would love your support by subscribing to our channel! 🤩
As a volunteer at Stephen F Austin State Park, thanks for the kind words. Y’all come back.
@dennisdailey3563 Thank you for volunteering! We appreciate you and hope to be able to volunteer at our wonderful state parks in the future! Thanks for watching and happy camping! 🚌🪵
Thanks for the tour! We are looking to get down there one weekend.
@Will Knapp It’s a wonderful park! Hope you enjoy your weekend there. Thanks for watching the video! 🤩
Beautiful video and very-well done (story/narration/video footage+)! We just went there yesterday for first time... We live only 25-minutes away, and we didn't know about it until my sis-in-law asked us to meet there. Was a glorious day! Thanks for sharing this beautiful video!
@anaYT714 Yes, it’s a beautiful park! Thanks for your kind words and for watching our video! Happy camping! 🤩
Did they have nema 14-50 outlets or do i need the standard 10-30 rv adapter? i'm planning to take my EV out there to car camp and I might not need to charge but better safe than sorry.
@Chad C Yes, Most State Parks have 50 & 30 amp plugs so they should be able to charge your car. thanks for watching our video! 😄
At present, there is still only 30 amp service.