Can you stay overnight in a Texas state park?

Almost all Texas State Parks have camping and lodging options for you. Make campsite and facility reservations online or by phone.

Where can you camp in Texas in the spring?

12 Best Places to Camp in Texas

• Big Bend National Park. View over Big Bend National Park.
• Guadalupe River State Park.
• Padre Island National Seashore.
• Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
• Colorado Bend State Park.
• Caddo Lake State Park.
• Enchanted Rock State Natural Area.
• Balmorhea State Park.

Is camping allowed in Texas right now?

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Parks and Wildlife is now allowing limited overnight camping in their parks. No group camping will be allowed and most existing reservations will be honored. If you plan on going just for the day, you will still need a reservation in advance.

How much does it cost to camp at a Texas state park?

Pricing & Entrance Fees Texas State Parks camp site fees are pretty darn reasonable – they’re usually in the $15-25 range per night, including water & electric hook-ups (some of their rare dry camping sites are under $10).

Can I camp anywhere in Texas?

While there are certainly many opportunities for free camping available in public lands, national forests, and other locations, you can’t camp anywhere in the state. Much of the land in Texas is privately owned by citizens or corporations, and camping on private property without permission is trespassing.

Can you open carry at Texas State Parks?

Handguns. May I carry my handgun into a state park when I am traveling? Anyone 21 years old or older may carry a handgun in a holster (with or without a license) in most state parks. Handguns are not allowed in parks that are leased from the federal government.

Is Balmorhea Open 2021?

June 26, 2021 – The swimming pool and day-use areas of the park are open. The rest of the park is closed for renovations. Learn more about the pool reopening on our Balmorhea FAQs page. Purchase day passes in advance to guarantee entry.