This 1,938-acre state park in the Hill Country has four miles of river frontage. You can canoe, fish, swim, tube, picnic, hike and camp. There's also a mountain biking and equestrian trail.
This 524-acre park was opened to the public in 1990. It has multiuse campsites with water and electricity, walk-in campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, and two miles of river frontage.
Great place to enjoy nature and take the kids to fish off of the pier (no license required). $3 per person, 12 and under are free
Great Hiking Trails, Fall Colors, Fishing, and Boating...not to mention good camping area
Awesome running / hiking trails! Only 4.5 miles each way, but the out and back gives you 9. Great mix of very technical, hilly, and easy flats all with great brows and lots of shade. Bring water!
