Del Rio supports many outdoor sites and indoor attractions for guests. One of the most popular activities in the area is fishing at Lake Amistad. This lake is one of the biggest in Texas and lends itself to activities like water skiing, jet skiing, camping, boating, picnicking and much more. The past days of Del Rio can be found simply by walking through the historic downtown or going to the Whitehead Memorial Museum. For those interested in wine, Texas' oldest bonded winery Val Verde, which has been operating since 1883, is close by. There are plenty of sites in the area around Del Rio, like Seminole Canyon State Park, which holds ancient cave drawings; Del Rio's sister city, Ciudad Acuna, which is located across the Mexican border and offers a unique dining and shopping experience; and the area used for John Wayne's film, The Alamo, in Brackettville.