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Paddlers, anglers, and hikers suit Fort Parker State Park best for its Navasota River access and 750-acre lake. The park sits in Mexia, Texas, 90 miles south of the DFW Metroplex. Campers choose from 25 sites starting at $21 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Fort Parker State Park does not have confirmed full hookups. Details on water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer remain unknown. Many state park sites offer partial hookups; contact the park or check reservation info for specifics on your site.
Yes, Fort Parker State Park allows pets. Review the park's pet rules before arrival; expect standard requirements like leashes at all times, attendance, and waste cleanup. No dog park or breed restrictions noted, but pets join on trails and campsites.
Campsites start at $21 per night. Pricing covers basic access to the site and shared park amenities like trails and ramps. Reservations recommended via the state park website, as spots book up fast on weekends and holidays.
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