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Hikers and history buffs favor Mission Tejas State Park for its 8.5 miles of trails through tall pine forests. The park lies midway between Dallas and Houston at the north edge of Davy Crockett National Forest. Campers choose from 17 sites starting at $16 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Mission Tejas State Park lacks full hookups with sewer. It provides 15 sites with electricity and water plus two water-only sites. Amperage details remain unspecified. Restrooms with showers serve all campers. Dump station availability is unknown.
Yes, Mission Tejas State Park welcomes pets. Keep dogs on leashes as standard in Texas state parks. No breed restrictions, size limits, or dog park appear in park details.
Campsites start at $16 per night. This covers access to sites with electricity and water or water only. Reservations via the Texas Parks and Wildlife website help secure spots, particularly on weekends and holidays.
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