Tejas park - Liberty Hill, Texas

Indirizzo: 4560 Co Rd 258, Liberty Hill, TX 78642.
Telefono: 29305253.
Sito web: recreation.gov.
Specialità: Area di campeggio.
Altri dati di interesse: Parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, Adatto per escursioni, Acqua corrente, Bagni pubblici, Barbecue, Piazzole per tende, Tavoli da picnic, Toilette, Adatto ai bambini, Escursioni adatte ai bambini, Cani ammessi.
Opinioni: Questa azienda ha 141 recensioni su Google My Business.
Media delle opinioni: 4.5/5.

Posizione di Tejas park

29305253

Il Tejas Park è un'area di campeggio situata all'indirizzo 4560 Co Rd 258, Liberty Hill, TX 78642. Questo parco offre una varietà di servizi per soddisfare le esigenze dei campeggiatori, tra cui un parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, acqua corrente, bagni pubblici, barbecue, piazzole per tende, tavoli da picnic, toilette, ed è adatto a famiglie con bambini. Le attività per bambini sono anche disponibili.

Inoltre, il Tejas Park è un luogo ideale per passeggiate ed escursioni, con sentieri adatti a bambini e cani benvenuti. La bellezza della natura e la tranquillità del parco lo rendono un'ottima scelta per chi cerca una fuga dalla vita urbana.

Il Tejas Park ha ricevuto un totale di 141 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.5/5. Questo punteggio alto indica che i visitatori del parco hanno apprezzato la loro esperienza e lo consigliano ad altri.

Se stai cercando un'area di campeggio con una varietà di servizi e attività all'aperto, il Tejas Park potrebbe essere la scelta giusta per te. Si consiglia di visitare il loro sito web per maggiori informazioni e per effettuare una prenotazione. Il loro numero di telefono è 29305253. Non esitare a metterti in contatto con loro per qualsiasi domanda o prenotazione. Il Tejas Park ti aspetta per una straordinaria esperienza di campeggio

Recensioni di Tejas park

Archer Morrow

5/5

Great spot for learning how to camp. Clean camp site and just enough spacing between tent pads to give you some privacy. some of the pads are more in the open so double check when booking.

Stacy Germano

5/5

Small camping area with central water spigot. Compost toilets. Quiet. Beautiful. Only 10 bucks a night to camp. Pet friendly. Great fishing.

Evan Zimmerman

3/5

Dog poop, road noise, and airplanes. A constant reminder of your proximity to civilization and an unpleasant atmosphere for camping.

Campsites have nice tent pads, but little to no privacy and are poorly laid out so that you must walk through some campsites to reach another one. I would recommend against staying in campsite 8 as it is one of these.

I appreciate that this park exists and there are great trails, but as a campground it leaves much to be desired - like dog poop free air and the sounds of nature.

Madie A

5/5

Super clean great place to go to. Had a wonderful time on the hiking trails with the kiddos. Nice spacious fields, wonderful tree lined hiking trails and plenty of birds to listen to and watch.

TC Lay

4/5

Exceptionally clean park and trails! Be careful, you can get lost on the trails. Verizon cell service doesn't work here which is odd. My Metro/T-mobile had service the entire time. Some of the trails aren't any bigger than game trails, so be careful you don't lose your way. onX hunt app (paid version) had the trails marked.

Shana Nunez

5/5

Parking lot/campground serves as a great starting point for hiking trails on either side of the North San Gabriel River and upper Lake G'town. A concrete, low water crossing bridge provides access to the trails for hiking, fishing from the limestone banks, swimming, mountain and fat tire bicycling, and kayaking or canoeing. And i have seen climbers also. Several campsites are available for overnight or longer stays, with level tent sites, picnic tables, and fire pits. Water is also available from a faucet, as are pit restrooms. Nature abounds along the trails with varied terrain, from open savannas and woods, stream crossings and stair-step climbs. Birds are everywhere, so pack the binoculars in your backpack, and bring a good walking stick. History at the park site include markers describing native American encampments and Anglo settlements (digging or removing artifacts is strictly forbidden with huge fines). Overall, a great place to take the whole family as the trails are typically wide (not paved) and easy hikes, and great during any season. Be aware that hunting is allowed in this area.

Wilton Hudgens

2/5

I love this place. It is a haven from the chaos and noise most times. However, visitors truly need to read and follow the rules of the park. Pets are supposed to be on leashes, or contained, or controlled by their owners...and not running at me growling or barking while I am attempting peaceful enjoyment. If assistance is needed in enforcement, please hire someone. This park is for everyone. Please, help others' pets to remain safe as well. There are rules for a reason, and they aren't just a suggestion.

Steven Michaelis

5/5

During the Valentine's winter storm of 2021 the San Gabriel River froze over at Tejas park, and we went skating!