Concan Texas Travel Guide

Concan Texas may only be a small place, but a visit here is sure to be packed full of fun and positive memories amid the beautiful outdoors and natural areas that surround it.

Things to Do in Concan Texas

One of the best things to do in Concan is to visit Frio Cave. Far from being any ordinary cave, the intricate network here is home to millions and millions of tiny Mexican free-tailed bats. It's possible to take a tour of the cave network to see the fascinating rock formations as well as the bats resting in their natural habitats. At certain points of the day, the bats fly around outside the cave making for a fascinating and eerie spectacle as millions of them take to the skies.

For hiking and camping near Concan, head to Old Baldy for easy trails through pretty wooded areas.

Best Time to Visit Concan Texas

Concan Texas is best visited in the spring or fall months when temperatures are pleasant and not too humid or sticky.

Cabins in Concan

Enjoy an incredible vacation in Texan Hill Country by getting the ultimate Concan cabin rental. The town sits alongside the Frio River, which offers plenty of water-based activities, and is just a short distance from the stunning Garner State Park. Getting a house rental with river access means you will only be a stone’s throw from a range of recreational activities, or alternatively you can just sit back and enjoy your stunning surroundings.

There are plenty of opportunities for day trips from your Concan TX vacation rentals. Take a drive through the spectacular Texas Hill Country down wide, tree-fringed roads as you head towards the Lost Maples State Natural Area or nearby towns of Leakey, Utopia, and Vanderpool. In town, enjoy activities such as tubing, golfing, horseback riding, kayaking, bird watching, fishing, and much more. The town is widely known for its bird watching opportunities and their Bachtol-Russell designed 18-hole golf course. One of the most popular activities is visiting Frio Cave, where you are likely to find millions of tiny Mexican free-tailed bats and stunning rock formations. If you get a cabin mid-March, you can enjoy the lively Rio Frio Fest, a huge music festival which showcases a number of Texan musicians and some great food.