Stephen F. Austin State Park - San Felipe, Texas

Adresse: Park Rd 38, San Felipe, TX 77473.
Telefon: 9798853613.
Webseite: tpwd.state.tx.us.
Spezialitäten: Öffentlicher Park, Park, Sehenswürdigkeit.
Andere interessante Daten: Service/Leistungen vor Ort, Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang, Rollstuhlgerechter Parkplatz, Wandern, Grill, Öffentliche Toilette, Picknicktische, Rutschen, Schaukeln, Kinderfreundlich, Kinderfreundliche Wanderungen, Optimal für Kindergeburtstage, Spielplatz, Hunde erlaubt.
Bewertungen: Dieses Unternehmen hat 1353 Bewertungen auf Google My Business.
Durchschnittliche Meinung: 4.6/5.

Ort von Stephen F. Austin State Park

9798853613

Der Stephen F. Austin State Park ist ein öffentlicher Park, der sich in San Felipe, Texas, USA, befindet und eine Adresse von Park Rd 3

Bewertungen von Stephen F. Austin State Park

Stef Rogoll

2/5

Leider hat der State Park keinen guten Eindruck gemacht. Spät checkin, bereits um 17 Uhr war niemand mehr da, im strömenden Regen Geld in Umschlag und alles ordentlich ausgefüllt, trotzdem morgens „Strafzettel“ am Camper wegen Unterzahlung. Dies ist der erste State Park, wir sind seit 2 Monaten über 8000 km in 40 + State Parks unterwegs, der für 2 Übernachtungen 2x(!) Eintritt berechnet hat. Bäder sehr modern und schön, leider absolut ungepflegt und dreckig, voller Spinnenweben und Tiere. Plätze groß aber komplett offen, keinerlei Privatsphäre. Für lediglich ein Waldstück mit kleinen Wanderwegen und keinerlei Highlights absolut überteuert.

Canton Ergo

5/5

Soll ein schöner State Park sein !? War im November wegen Hochwasserschäden leider
geschlossen ?

Greta

5/5

Good trails, with a little elevation change. Well-maintained, with a peaceful, woodland atmosphere. Not a super long hike, and not too remote either. Careful with dogs and children, as I did come upon a shockingly large cottonmouth on one of the trails. When I warned someone else, she didn't know what a cottonmouth was, so I would like to recommend that you familiarize yourself with the dangerous animals native to the area. You are likely to see venomous snakes and spiders, as I haven't been on a hike here that I didn't at least see a brown recluse, and one of the trails is literally named after copperhead snakes lol. It would be embarrassing if you got bit by something that by all means you should have been able to recognize and look out for. There's also A LOT of poison ivy, so know how to recognize it, and try not to brush against any plants at all. They do have plenty of information available at the entrance office, so pick some up with the trail map. These trails feel very safe, but it's still the wilderness, folks. Restrooms are very nice by the campsites, and the one by the basketball court is fine, just no fountain and it has an older camp feel. The fountains at the restrooms are filtered refill and drinking, just about the perfect hour mark into a hike around all the trails. There's a good lookout on the Brazos, though there's no bench there.

Steph Long

5/5

Peaceful place with lots of birds chirping all around. Huge kettle of vultures along one trail. Trails are all easy and well maintained. Headquarters is also a park store with apparel, food, and supplies. Full hookup RV sites, some with good privacy. The nature center was closed every time we tried going. Clean bathrooms. Good starry nights.

Demetria Hargrove

5/5

This is a beautiful very well kept park. We hiked the trails and the scenery was beautiful. It was so peaceful, full of plenty of shade, and tons of turns and inclines. The staff is so nice and helpful. I recommend grabbing a map at the front office upon arrival. The ladies are so nice and will mark all the go to spots on the map for you. There are tons of benches on the trail to sit in rest, restrooms, bike trails, and camping grounds. The park doesn’t open until 8am, getting there early is better for beating the crowds. Your day pass is $5 you can purchase it online or at the office. I purchased ours online. I highly recommend visiting this park. It is an amazing experience and brings you peace walking through nature. Just beautiful!

David Else

5/5

Stopped to see what the park had to offer and got an extra bonus as it was free admittance day. Drove through most roads and hiked a couple of the named trails. All hiking is listed as easy...and I agree. Didn't see much wildlife while hiking but did see a couple of deer. The checkin office has a small shop.

S Wilborn

5/5

Such a peaceful park. We loved camping here. We saw lots of deer and lightning bugs! The park is well maintained and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Firewood is available for purchase too. Great getaway.

Dibbin

5/5

SFA State Park is a great park. Its trails are great for hiking. Watch for snakes, hogs, deer,opossums, barred owls, and all southeast Texas wildlife.

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