SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES
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Event# 308-824-3612
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Welcome to the First United Methodist Church of Beaver City, a historic church with wonderfully beautiful stained-glass windows and a brick structure. Enjoy the chimes coming from the bell tower on Sunday mornings before the 11:00 a.m. service.
SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES
Address : 7th & "O" Streets
Seminole Canyon State Park TX
Phone : 308-824-3612 (Always call and confirm events.)
Phone : 308-824-3612 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : beaverchamber@swnebr.net
Admission Fee : free
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Additional Notes :
Get Togethers
Seminole Canyon State Park Visitors Centers
Seminole Canyon State Park Interpretive Center
The Interpretive Center at the Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site has exhibits relating to the history of the canyon area. Tours of the Fate Bell Shelter are held daily Wednesday through Sunday. From June 1st through August 31st the Fate Bell Tour will be held at 10 a.m. only. From September 1st through May 31st the Fate Bell Shelter Tours will begin at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. No hiking is allowed in the canyon area without a guide.
The Fate Bell Shelter Tour involves a fairly-rugged hike to the bottom of the canyon and then up to the shelter to view many good examples of American Indian rock paintings in Fate Bell Shelter. Volunteers with the private, nonprofit Rock Art Foundation conduct tours of the Fate Bell Shelter, continuing the group's history of support for the site. The shelter is a huge cliff overhang containing some of the state's most spectacular American rock paintings.
The Interpretive Center at the Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site has exhibits relating to the history of the canyon area. Tours of the Fate Bell Shelter are held daily Wednesday through Sunday. From June 1st through August 31st the Fate Bell Tour will be held at 10 a.m. only. From September 1st through May 31st the Fate Bell Shelter Tours will begin at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. No hiking is allowed in the canyon area without a guide.The Fate Bell Shelter Tour involves a fairly-rugged hike to the bottom of the canyon and then up to the shelter to view many good examples of American Indian rock paintings in Fate Bell Shelter. Volunteers with the private, nonprofit Rock Art Foundation conduct tours of the Fate Bell Shelter, continuing the group's history of support for the site. The shelter is a huge cliff overhang containing some of the state's most spectacular American rock paintings.
Seminole Canyon State Park Camping
Seminole Canyon State Park Camping
Facilities at Seminole Canyon State Park include the park interpretive center, with exhibits relating to the history of the canyon area; a restroom with showers; campsites with water; campsites with water and electricity; picnic sites; and 8 miles of multi-use trails for hiking and mountain biking; and .6 miles of nature/interpretive trails; a Texas State Park Store; and a trailer dump station.
8 - Campsites with water - $9 per night
* $54 weekly rate
23 - Campsites with electric and water - $13 per night
* $78 weekly rate
Facilities at Seminole Canyon State Park include the park interpretive center, with exhibits relating to the history of the canyon area; a restroom with showers; campsites with water; campsites with water and electricity; picnic sites; and 8 miles of multi-use trails for hiking and mountain biking; and .6 miles of nature/interpretive trails; a Texas State Park Store; and a trailer dump station.
8 - Campsites with water - $9 per night
* $54 weekly rate
23 - Campsites with electric and water - $13 per night
* $78 weekly rate