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Devils River State Natural Area is a nature preserve located in Del Rio, Texas. The 37,000-acre nature preserve is surrounded by privately-owned ranches, but it is a publicly-funded area. Devils River runs through the preserve. The river is a popular destination for Texas campers because of its remote location. Devils River is considered one of the most unspoiled rivers in Texas and features whitewater at points.
Devils River State Natural Area and Del Rio are located in Val Verde County. The region is a liminal space between semiarid and subtropical climates. The amount of rainfall is typical of a semiarid environment. The temperature is typical of a subtropical climate. The humidity in the area is high more often than it is low. The area covers three different distinct ecosystems: the Tamaulipan Mezquital, the Chihuahuan Desert, and the Edwards Plateau.
Val Verde County, located in southwest Texas, sits in a very remote area. The remoteness of the area makes it ideal for camping with an RV, but it can take a while to get to larger cities. The nearest town, Del Rio, is about 90 minutes away from the natural area. The Mexico border is about two hours away, and San Antonio is a little over three hours away.
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