Cleburne State Park

2 reviews

5800 PARK ROAD 21, CLEBURNE, Texas, 76033, United States

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738 ft

Price

$6/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

Varies

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

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Quick Facts

738 ft

Price

$6/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

Varies

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Check Policy

Showers

Opens Direct Line site

Official Website

Get Directions

Cleburne State Park

$6.00 - $6.00 / night

Campsite Fees

DAY USE FEE: $6 per day, per person 13 and older.

Standard Site Fee$0.00

Hookup Site Fee$0.00

Premium Site Fee$0.00

Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00

Group Site Fee$0.00

Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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5800 PARK ROAD 21, CLEBURNE, Texas, 76033, United States

Cleburne State Park

5800 PARK ROAD 21, CLEBURNE, Texas, 76033, United States

Driving directionsFrom Ft Worth (slower route): Take I-35W South approximately 25 miles. Take Exit 26A for US-67. Turn right onto Hwy 67 S. Travel approximately 19 miles on Hwy 67 S then turn left onto Park Road 21. Travel approximately 6 miles on Park Road 21 and the park entrance will be on your right. From Ft Worth (quicker toll-road route): Take Chisholm Trail Parkway south from I-30 about 27 miles, then turn left on Hwy 67 S towards Glen Rose. Travel approximately 7 miles on Hwy 67 S then turn left on Park Road 21. Travel approximately 6 miles on Park Road 21 and the park entrance will be on your right. From Dallas: take Hwy 67 approximately 52 miles West, turn left on Park Road 21. Travel approximately 6 miles on Park Road 21 and the park entrance will be on your right.

Roads leading to the park are primarily paved. There are no seasonal closures noted, and the driving route includes toll roads if traveling from Ft Worth via the quicker route.

Nearby places

Cleburne (10 miles away)

Nearby supplies

The closest town for ice, firewood, groceries, camping supplies, etc. is Cleburne, located 10 miles away.

Best Time to Camp at Cleburne State Park

Experience the magic of three distinct camping seasons in this weather-blessed destination. Early spring (Week 2) welcomes you with crystal-clear skies 83% of the time, offering refreshing temperatures that hover between a comfortable 40-60°F—perfect for morning hikes and cozy campfire evenings. As spring blooms into early summer (Week 13), enjoy ideal camping conditions with temperatures climbing to a pleasant 54-74°F range and nearly 70% clear skies. For those who love warm-weather adventures, late June (Week 24) brings spectacular stargazing opportunities with over 83% clear skies and balmy temperatures between 73-93°F, creating those perfect summer nights that camping dreams are made of.

Best

Summer(Jun-Aug)

4.0 / 5

Top 23% in TX

Lake swimming and warm summer nights are highlighted.

Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.0 / 5

Overview cites 'perfect autumn camping weekends' as a highlight.

Spring(Mar-May)

4.0 / 5

Early spring noted for clear skies and refreshing temperatures.

Winter(Dec-Feb)

3.0 / 5

Park is open year‑round but no winter activities or closures are specified.

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About Cleburne State Park

Discover a hidden gem where adventure meets tranquility in this captivating campground that offers year-round outdoor experiences. Whether you're seeking crisp spring mornings, warm summer nights under the stars, or the perfect autumn camping weekend, this destination delivers unforgettable memories for every type of outdoor enthusiast.

The campground at Cleburne State Park accommodates multiple preferences, providing group facilities and allowing tent or RV camping. Specifics about site numbers, sizes, and capacities are not mentioned.

Historical SignificanceThis campground sits within a landscape that has welcomed travelers and nature seekers for generations. The surrounding area tells stories of early explorers, indigenous peoples, and modern adventurers who have all found solace and inspiration in these grounds. Today's visitors become part of this ongoing narrative, creating their own chapters in the campground's rich tapestry of outdoor heritage.

Weather and SeasonsExperience the magic of three distinct camping seasons in this weather-blessed destination. Early spring (Week 2) welcomes you with crystal-clear skies 83% of the time, offering refreshing temperatures that hover between a comfortable 40-60°F—perfect for morning hikes and cozy campfire evenings. As spring blooms into early summer (Week 13), enjoy ideal camping conditions with temperatures climbing to a pleasant 54-74°F range and nearly 70% clear skies. For those who love warm-weather adventures, late June (Week 24) brings spectacular stargazing opportunities with over 83% clear skies and balmy temperatures between 73-93°F, creating those perfect summer nights that camping dreams are made of.

ElevationPositioned at an elevation that offers the perfect balance of accessibility and scenic beauty, this campground provides campers with comfortable conditions throughout the camping season. The strategic location ensures pleasant temperatures, reduced humidity during peak season, and those crisp, clear nights that make for exceptional stargazing and restful sleep in the great outdoors.

Natural Features and SceneryImmerse yourself in the stunning natural canvas of Region 5, where diverse landscapes create a photographer's paradise and nature lover's playground. The campground's setting showcases the region's characteristic beauty, from dawn's first light painting the horizon to sunset's golden glow. Every campsite offers its own unique vantage point to appreciate the surrounding wilderness, whether you're an early riser catching the sunrise or a night owl marveling at the unpolluted night sky.

Geological RegionNestled in the remarkable Region 5, this campground showcases the area's distinctive geological character. The landscape tells an ancient story written in stone and soil, offering campers a chance to explore and appreciate the natural forces that shaped this beautiful corner of the world. From interesting rock formations to diverse terrain, Region 5 provides a fascinating backdrop for your outdoor adventures.

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Activities you can enjoy

The park offers a wide range of recreational activities, such as mountain biking, lake swimming, fishing, hiking, and boating (with a no-wake speed limit to preserve a calm environment). The scenery and trails make it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts.

HikingThe park provides hiking trails that emphasize interaction with nature. Trail maps and specifics (e.g., length and difficulty) are not provided in the source.

FishingFishing is supported in the park, with facilities including a fishing pier and the possibility of equipment loaners. Exact details on the types and abundance of fish are not mentioned.

SwimmingSwimming in the lake is allowed, offering a refreshing activity for campers during hot days.

BikingDesigned for mountain biking enthusiasts, the park features specialized trails that cater to adventurous riders. No details were provided about trail lengths or difficulty.

BoatingBoating is permitted, with a restriction to no-wake speeds due to the lake’s size. Water skiing and personal watercraft are specifically prohibited.

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