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Families and nature lovers head to Cleburne State Park for its spring-fed 116-acre Cedar Lake. The park lies 30 minutes southwest of Fort Worth on the northern edge of the Hill Country. Pick from 64 sites that start at $26 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Cleburne State Park does not provide full hookups on every site. All campsites offer water and electricity hookups. Some sites include sewer connections too. Details on 30-amp or 50-amp service are not specified. Review individual site info on the Texas Parks and Wildlife reservation page to match your RV needs.
Yes, Cleburne State Park allows pets. Keep dogs on a leash no longer than six feet at all times. Owners must pick up waste and follow quiet hours. No breed or size limits or dog park appear in park details, but check current rules upon arrival.
Campsites start at $26 per night. This covers water and electricity on all sites; some add sewer for a bit more. Screened shelters and cabins run higher. Reservations book quickly, especially on weekends near Fort Worth, so plan ahead through the Texas Parks and Wildlife site.
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