The Park is currently closed due to hurricane Harvey damage but is now expected to be opening sometime Spring 2018!

Camping and RV Spaces nestled on the banks of the Brazos River 30 minutes from the outskirts of Houston, this quiet and peaceful park is a nice escape from busy city life. Come out for the day and enjoy six miles of hiking and biking trails, a picnic area or geocaching.
Or spend the night, with a variety of campsites, including pull-through 30-amp full hook-up RV sites, and tent campsites. There is also a group campsite for up to 60 people, screened shelters, and a rustic ADA-accessible mini-cabin with a cedar interior. The park also offers a Screened Dining Hall with an outdoor tent camping area and other group facilities.

Primitive fishing is available on the riverbank after a short hike to the Brazos River, with the common catch being catfish.

The nearby San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site, operated by the Texas Historical Commission, provides park visitors the opportunity to learn more about Stephen F. Austin, the colonial history of Texas, and the Texas Revolution.