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Guadalupe Keys RV Resort still recovering one year after Hill Country flooding

03.07.2026 17:28 1 min 1 source РУС
https://www.kltv.com ENG

A year after floodwaters devastated the Guadalupe River region, the owners of Guadalupe Keys RV Resort in Kerr County, Texas, are still working to restore the property. The July 2025 flooding destroyed all but two trailer homes and most trees, some estimated at 500 years old. Damage is estimated at $175,000. The park remains closed, with a planned reopening in spring 2027. Texans on Mission received a $750,000 Red Cross grant to continue recovery efforts.

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Guadalupe Keys RV Resort still recovering one year after Hill Country flooding

03.07.2026 https://www.kltv.com ENG Original source

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