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Horseback riders and hikers find a perfect match at Copper Breaks State Park thanks to its dedicated equestrian area and trail network. The park sits 12 miles northwest of Quanah, Texas, putting town supplies and eateries within quick reach. Pick from 55 campsites starting at $12 per night, with showers at hand.
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Write a ReviewNo, Copper Breaks State Park lacks full hookups with sewer at sites. Its 24 electric campsites provide water hookups and 30/50 amp service instead. Water-only and primitive sites omit sewer too. Campers manage waste via restrooms or off-site dumps. Showers stand ready in nearby facilities.
Yes, Copper Breaks State Park welcomes pets, including horses in 14 equestrian sites that require a negative Coggins test under 12 months old. No dog park or breed limits appear in park rules. Keep pets leashed, pick up waste, and follow standard state park guidelines to respect wildlife and other visitors.
Nightly rates range from $12 to $20 per site, plus a daily entrance fee. Electric sites cost $20 nightly or $120 weekly; water and equestrian sites run $12 nightly or $72 weekly. Primitive hike-in sites match water pricing. Reserve online through ReserveAmerica to secure spots, as demand peaks in good weather.
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