Brazos Bend State Park

In spring East Texas is emerald green and adrift in wildflowers, and this beautiful, well-kept park is a photographers paradise. Off the beaten path in farm and cattle country, the RV spaces are level and well-spaced for privacy. Lots of easy hiking trails that take you by beautiful lakes where you can see deer, alligators, water birds... more

I think this is my favorite of the Texas state parks we stayed at. We were camping during the week, so it was pretty empty/quiet. There are great walking/hiking trails (although some were still closed due to hurricane damage). You could see a mud line on all the trees. Everything must have been under water. There are alligator, vulture... more

Truly a nature experience with many walking\ biking trails. Birds, deers, alligators to see all around. The camping sites are well spaced and level. They just redo all the pavement of the sites and road.
Bathrooms/showers were clean.
The park is well maintained and the staff is helpful and dedicated to the customers.

This park was not at all what we expected! The hiking and biking trails were great! We encountered so many birds, alligators and deer when we were there. It was magical! The facilities were warm and clean! And there was laundry on site.

This was our first time camping at Brazos Bend State Park and we were surprised at how much we loved it. It's a well maintained 4,900 acre park located approximately 25 miles southwest of Houston. There are two loops for camping with sites that are wide, deep and level. There is also a loop with cabins and a primitive tent camping a... more

It rained quite a bit whilst we were here and of course it being August the heat and humidity are probably too high for most people although rain helped keep it manageable. That said we pretty much had the whole park to ourselves until Friday night, apart from the camp host and a few volunteers. Quite a bit of wildlife to see during ou... more