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This is one of the nicest state parks I've been to in Texas. I only went for a day hike but I got to see a lot of the amenities and there are plenty of bathrooms and showers.
The lake is unbelievably beautiful and very clean.
The hiking trails are really pretty and full of wildlife. There are lots of types(?) of hike. There are lakeside trails, deep forest trails, open meadows, etc.
It is dog friendly as long as they are on a leash.
There's also horse trails and mountain biking trails.
For 4 bucks a person, you can't beat it....
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Nice camping area and very well set up for equestrian riding with good trails, we used for hiking, and great pins for horses at each site. The boat ramp area was very nice and even had an outdoor shower to rinse off or clean up. The Rocky Point day use area was excellent for putting in canoes and kayaks as well as general swimming for kids, with shallower lake bottom so we didn’t have to worry as much about them. The Saturday park staff up front was great and friendly as well as the staff member who gave a talk on the...
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It was a nice camping experience, the place is nice and quiet (gets little scary at night due to howling of wolves and sound of walking of armadillos). The sky is clear (without light pollution as it is far from city) which makes watching stars fun. The picnic area have a nice lake view, clean restroom. They have a long hiking route and on the hiking route saw some armadillos, deers, wolf, snakes (had to be careful). For someone wondering about entry cost: $4 per adult and $20 per camp site (with...
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