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Cleburne State Park
Cedar Lake and its surrounding park offer abundant solitude.
Sat to Sun: 8:30am – 10:00pm
Escape from city life, just 30 miles south of Fort Worth, at Cleburne park and Cedar Lake. The clear blue water feeds into the lake from a natural spring. As such, the fish love it here. That means anglers love it here, too.
Land a prize bass, crappie, bluegill, catfish, or red ear sunfish. BYOB (bring your own boat) to kayak or canoe on the lake. This small, 116-surface-acre spot doesn't allow motorized boats. Hence, the peace and quiet of Cleburne.
Stretch your legs on 13 miles of trails. Bring your bike if you want to move a bit faster than walking. The trails move up and down over rocky terrain. Some spots offer Instagram-worthy panoramas of the icy blue lake and surrounding forest.
All 58 individual campsites have electricity and fire rings. A little less than half of them have full hook-ups.
Escape from city life, just 30 miles south of Fort Worth, at Cleburne park and Cedar Lake. The clear blue water feeds into the lake from a natural spring. As such, the fish love it here. That means anglers love it here, too.
Land a prize bass, crappie, bluegill, catfish, or red ear sunfish. BYOB (bring your own boat) to kayak or canoe on the lake. This small, 116-surface-acre spot doesn't allow motorized boats. Hence, the peace and quiet of Cleburne.
Stretch your legs on 13 miles of trails. Bring your bike if you want to move a bit faster than walking. The trails move up and down over rocky terrain. Some spots offer Instagram-worthy panoramas of the icy blue lake and surrounding forest.
All 58 individual campsites have electricity and fire rings. A little less than half of them have full hook-ups.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Cleburne State Park
Poplar Point is totes the place to be if you’re an RV or van traveler looking for the full package (water, sewer, electrical). The area consists of 15 sites, nine of which are on lakefront property - score! Most spots are on the shorter side though, so be aware that bigger rigs may find it challenging to get into the sites. The Shady Springs Read more...
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