Where can I go outside of San Antonio to see the Perseids meteor shower?

Question

I just moved to San Antonio and want a good, non-light polluted place to see the meteor shower. I'm willing to travel 60 miles or so outside the city. Any suggestions?

Answer 1

I used to live in San Antonio. I would go west on US 90 or southwest toward Nuevo Laredo or Piedras Negras. That is where the fewest people live so the sky should be the darkest.

Answer 2

anywhere it's dark.

Answer 3

I'm in fla, so i don't have a clue, but i figure with zero answers after an hour, you deserve at least this--basically, anywhere is good outside the city.  If you can see stars, you'll see shooting stars.  Even inside large cities, many meteors can be seen during a meteor shower.  If you really want to enjoy the Perseids, go find a state park, put up a tent, cook some dogs, set out the reclining lawn chairs , have binocs handy (not so much for the meteors, just for looking around), and stay awake into the early a.m. hours when the show is best.