As we entered the park, we were greeted and told that we had a reserved campsite, and the site…read morenumber was provided to us. We camped for the weekend, during which I learned kayaking and paddling skills. The sunset reflected beautifully on the water. Peaceful getaway. The next morning, we saw deer. Plan to come here again.

Very cool place. Never made my own scent for a candle, spray, waxx diffuser, bath and etc. Would…read moretake friends next time we visit.

4.5 We were only…read moreable to do a few trails here but we really liked the ones we took. There are some great views of the lakes and places to park so you can get out and explore. One of the trails we took was the overlook trail where there is a raised platform where you can see one of the lakes and at that time there were tons of birds on the water. This trail had more of a canopy than you'd expect and some cool trees with Spanish moss hanging on them. We'd come back.

Birch Creek State Park has always been a quiet, relaxing park during the 5 decades I have had the…read morepleasure of enjoying. I've spent many weekends there camping, fishing, walking the nice trails with and without my fur babies. The lake is large enough to enjoy without being on top of other anglers. The Rangers have been top notch, Thank you Texas Parks and Wildlife for keeping this park clean.

We went to Birch Creek to go swimming for the afternoon. After looking around and asking a park…read moreranger we found a nice place to swim. They improved one part of the shore with rocks and sand to allow for easy access into the water. I wouldn't call it a beach exactly, but there weren't any brushy, snakey weeds to intimidate me. I suggest water shoes as the rocks are..rocks. It is shallow a good way out and my kids and I had a great time in the lake. There are several camping areas, but I didn't camp this time. Watch out for the sticker burrs!=)

We camped here during Hurricane Laura 2020, we had a great time! We had site 83 which was on the…read moreend, there was no trees and huge rock piles next to the camp that was an eye sore! Other then the fire ants and mud daubers everywhere lol the site was ok. A small walk to the shore to swim. Very quiet lake and they had a bunch of deers laying around ! Super cute and relaxing. If I could I give this place a 3 1/2 stars ... there's not much to do unless you bring your boat

June 2021. Site at Rocky Creek was flooded, was fortunate to find a last minute cancellation at…read moreYegua. First time to the park. Lots of deer, and plenty of site. We were on one the smaller loops. Was a lot quieter than the other ones LOL the swim area was full of boats by the afternoon. The trails are marked, when you drive in and go toward the swim area, you'll see the brown sign at the entrance along the right. We drove around and checked out all the sites, they have quite a few that can accommodate large RVs along with extra parking for a boat. If you pull up the satellite view on Recreation.gov you'll be able to view the spot numbers and layout that way. Perfect for sunset pictures! Seems a lot cleaner than past pictures. Read online that is was part of the push of why they stopped allowing day passes. COEs on the lake are only for camping reservations, which is great bc it was pretty busy, cam only imagine how crowded it would be if it was open to public as well.

This is a really cute park, although the park side of it, meaning equipment, is not very large…read more The reason I wanted to go here was to see the blue bonnets, and although I do not see very many, there were more over here than I saw anywhere else. There was a couple having wedding photos, and there was an elderly man taking pictures, and I just really liked how serene it was. Even the surrounding areas are just open fields and it's very beautiful. I'm happy this place is not too long of a drive from Houston to escape the city.

Truthfully I was expecting a little more from this place. It is a great park to stop by but to to…read morego out of your way and have a picnic, I'm not so sure. I would recommend to go if you are attending Baylor college just so you can see a bit of history of where the school originated.. It also gives you a great viewing of what started out as a woman's only college. Fun fact I didn't know so I definitely learned something new. We stopped by here after coming from the antique rose Emporium and right before going to to Brenham. I wouldn't say it was a complete waste of time! The trees that have grown there are absolutely amazing and beautiful.. Many of which I have seen in San Antonio and other parks around Houston. Cool pictures if you are also graduating from Baylor too!

This state historical site is such a cool place. It features ruins of Kreische Brewery (and the…read morestill standing home) as well as Monument Hill a tomb for those who died in the Dawson Massacre of September 1842. There is a beautiful overlook, and the grounds themselves are very well maintained. Only $5 per person for admission and leashed dogs are welcome. The Visitor Center has a few displays of relics that you won't want to miss! I do recommend wearing good shoes and carrying water if you are planning to walk down to the brewery. It's a bit steep in some places!

On a visit to La Grange, I looked up the top attractions in La Grange on TripAdvisor. Monument Hill…read moreState Park came up as number one. We stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. After paying a small fee to enter, we parked. The visitor's center has a small museum where you can learn all about the history of the park. It's a good way to kick things off. From there, you can hike around the park. Beyond getting a workout, you come across historical markers and other goodies along the way. Brewery ruins, a home, a statue, and more. You'll learn even more through this experience. I love these types of hikes: where you simultaneously learn and get a workout in.

Beautiful place to camp and spend some time out in the water. I wish they enforced the noise…read morerestriction rules more than other regulations but besides that it's perfect.

Very cool. Extremely nice people. I went with my 8 year old. They give your kid an activity book,…read morewith goals to accomplish, and a marker to check them off. If you do enough of the activities while you're there, they'll make your kid an honorary park ranger and give him/her a badge. Really great idea.

This park is massive we didn't even get a chance to explore all they offered…read more We parked near Flying Horses Carousal which is located next to the large Finke pavilion that has a huge fan in the center while already providing a great place for shade to escape the humid summer temp. There were several park structures near the pavilion, from swings, slides, spider web jungle gyms. There were two buildings near that I believe you could rent out for parties. Bathrooms are a stones throw and were air conditioned and clean. We could see the skate park from where we were along with additional play areas, across the street you can see the splash pad. There is "story walk" trail you can take that leads to or from the Library situated at the top of the hill. Definitely take a stop at the carousal if it's open it's only a dollar a person to ride, and really quite a splendor to oh and ah over. Tons of shade, great place for a picnic, and to get some energy out. Can't wait to visit again with my family.

This park is really nice! It's got several playgrounds with slides, monkey bars, rock climbing, and…read morerope climbing. Various sections have a cover to block the sun. There's a restroom and venue building for parties. There's a huge canopy like structure for parties as well. There's a large fountain nearby that I didn't get to explore. My son came here after his field trip to the Blue Bell factory, which he also loved. We will certainly be back with the whole family soon!

This park has a trail for walking, jogging, running, biking and walking pets. The trail goes all…read morethe way to lemon Tree park. The trial connects to Anderson park and The College Station Cemetery. Bee creek park has play ground for children, basket ball, baseball and parking lot. There is also water fun for children and adults that remains open during summer. There are seat in the park by the trail and it is clean and always green. People walk, run, or bike hear all the time and it is safe.

One of the best (if not the best) parks in College Station…read more It has the best playground for small kids: the ground is covered with a bouncy substance that is much better than gravel or grass. Also, it has plenty of shade at and around the playground even in the middle of the day.