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Amistad National Recreation Area
New Roof on the 277 North Group Campground Shelter
finish  shelter will closely resemble this image

The finished shelter at 277 North will closely resemble the shelter shown in this image.

The shelter at the 277 North Group Campground is 26 years old. The original shelter was destroyed in early 2006 during severe storm that may have produced an F1 tornado. The entire structure was picked up and moved approximately 250 yards. The new structure is specifically designed as a single span building constructed of steel. The components of the building are factory powder coated for a durable, limited maintenance finish. This asset should have a life cycle of approximately 35 years when completed.

This a large group picnic shelter in the group campground of 277 North. It is a very popular facility and is booked on every weekend holiday with exception of Christmas and New Years. It is also booked on most regular weekends throughout the year. This asset is especially important to our local visitors for large family gatherings.

Completing this project will conserve park resources and maintenance dollars.

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Panther Cave at Amistad National Recreation Area

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Panther Cave and Parida Cave contain spectacular examples of prehistoric Native American rock art. They are only accessible by boat when the lake levels permit.
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Last Updated: March 06, 2007 at 14:59 MST