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Fort Parker State Park
A gem of a campground located along the Navasota River.
This Texas state park has all your favorite outdoor activities from swimming, fishing, hiking, and biking. The park includes its own cemetery — Old Springfield Cemetery! Fort Parker State Park was once home to Springfield a pioneer town but all that remains is the cemetery.
During the peak season, the park rents canoes and kayaks, so you can explore the shoreline. If you want to fish but forget your pole, the ranger station offers rentals.
Bring your tent or RV to take advantage of the 35 campsites. The park offers varying amenities at the campgrounds. There's a group primitive campsite, but it's reserved for youth groups.
Feel like your inside with one of the eight screened shelters with lights, electrical plugs, and a picnic table. If you're traveling with a large group, opt for the Group Barracks Complex. It
This Texas state park has all your favorite outdoor activities from swimming, fishing, hiking, and biking. The park includes its own cemetery — Old Springfield Cemetery! Fort Parker State Park was once home to Springfield a pioneer town but all that remains is the cemetery.
During the peak season, the park rents canoes and kayaks, so you can explore the shoreline. If you want to fish but forget your pole, the ranger station offers rentals.
Bring your tent or RV to take advantage of the 35 campsites. The park offers varying amenities at the campgrounds. There's a group primitive campsite, but it's reserved for youth groups.
Feel like your inside with one of the eight screened shelters with lights, electrical plugs, and a picnic table. If you're traveling with a large group, opt for the Group Barracks Complex. It has four bunkhouses and a dining hall with all the comforts of home.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Fort Parker State Park
There are almost as many activity markers on Fort Parker State Park Campground as there are sites! Thirty-five opportunities to rest your head trace the waters of Fort Parker Lake, where you can explore a handful of picnic areas, a dip in the water, a roam around the playground, or a break to clean off your catch for the day. All sites are develop Read more...
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