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Families and hikers flock to McKinney Falls State Park for its scenic waterfalls and creek access. The park sits southeast of downtown Austin, close to city attractions and highways. Campers choose from 84 sites with water and electricity or screened shelters; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, McKinney Falls State Park lacks full hookups. The 84 campsites provide water and electricity only; sewer connections are absent. Details on 30-amp or 50-amp service remain unknown. Walk-in sites offer water access but no power. Call the park to verify site options and power specs before booking.
Pet policy details are unknown for McKinney Falls State Park. Texas state parks often allow leashed pets under 6 feet with no breed bans, but confirm rules on site. No dog park or special pet areas noted. Contact rangers for limits on numbers, nighttime rules, or restricted zones near falls.
Call the park for current rates, as prices vary by site and season. Expect standard Texas state park fees covering water, electricity, or primitive sites; day-use adds extra. Reservations fill fast near Austin, so book early online or by phone to secure spots.
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