The major attraction in the Del Rio area is Amistad National Recreation Area (http://www.nps.gov/amis), where camping, boating, and fishing are available the Bassmasters Elite tournament was held here for four years in a row until 2008. At Lake Amistad, visitors can also find 4,000-year-old Indian pictographs, which are accessible only by boat at Panther Cave and at Parida Cave.
Val Verde Winery (http://www.valverdewinery.com) in the downtown area offers a wine-tasting of about a dozen of their wines for about $5 per person or a free tasting of only three. Their wines are excellent and range from sweet notably the San Felipe del Rio red, their Texas Rose, and their Muscat Cannelli to exceptionally dry Cabernet Sauvignon, but their port has won awards. Most of their wines are blends with grapes from other vineyards, but one is made of only grapes grown at the winery.
Karaoke at Lorina's Cantina see below on Saturday nights.
