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| Photo by Kyndal Goen |
1. Hiking Trails
Visitors who don’t want to pack their fun into just one day are invited to stay and camp! Although there are no on-site cabins available, visitors are encouraged to bring tents from home or their RVs if they’d like. In addition to general admission fee, camping in the park costs $20-24 per night, depending on the campsite location. You can call ahead to make reservations or you can reserve your spot online.
3. Golf
Feeling like working on your swing? Lockhart State Park boasts a nine-hole golf course that winds around the neighboring trees and wildlife. It is also the very last state park to own and operate their very own course! A round can cost up to $11 and cart rental is $11-16. So dust off those shoes and clubs, and get out on the green!
4. Swimming Pool
For those who are no stranger to the brutal Texas swelter, have no fear! This state park features a large swimming pool available to all ages for just a couple of dollars. The park also offers programs such as ‘Mommy and Me’ swim lessons and Kids’ Club, hosted by Lockhart ISD. The pool is open every day from 12 p.m. – 6:45 p.m., but is closed Tuesdays for maintenance.
5. Scenic Overlook
What a better way to end a day of adventure than a breathtaking view of the foliage that surrounds the park. This scenic overlook is located at the top of the hill leading to the Recreation Hall and next to the trailhead of Comanche Loop. This beautiful hilltop is the perfect location for memorable photo opportunities.
Lockhart State Park offers its visitors an array of entertaining activities sure to brighten anyone’s outdoor experience. You can call their offices Monday – Friday from 8am to 7pm at (512) 398-3479 or visit their website for more information.
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| Photo by Kyndal Goen |
Notably the most iconic feature of any state or national park is its trails. The state park features 11 total trails available for both hiking and biking. The trails range in length from 0.1 miles to 0.5 miles and reach just over three miles all together. A majority of the trails are considered easy or moderate, but for more experienced hikers, park rangers suggest Persimmon Trail or Rattlesnake Run.
2. Camping
2. Camping
Visitors who don’t want to pack their fun into just one day are invited to stay and camp! Although there are no on-site cabins available, visitors are encouraged to bring tents from home or their RVs if they’d like. In addition to general admission fee, camping in the park costs $20-24 per night, depending on the campsite location. You can call ahead to make reservations or you can reserve your spot online.
3. Golf
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Photo by Kyndal Goen
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| Photo by Kyndal Goen |
4. Swimming Pool
For those who are no stranger to the brutal Texas swelter, have no fear! This state park features a large swimming pool available to all ages for just a couple of dollars. The park also offers programs such as ‘Mommy and Me’ swim lessons and Kids’ Club, hosted by Lockhart ISD. The pool is open every day from 12 p.m. – 6:45 p.m., but is closed Tuesdays for maintenance.
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| Photo by Kyndal Goen |
What a better way to end a day of adventure than a breathtaking view of the foliage that surrounds the park. This scenic overlook is located at the top of the hill leading to the Recreation Hall and next to the trailhead of Comanche Loop. This beautiful hilltop is the perfect location for memorable photo opportunities.
Lockhart State Park offers its visitors an array of entertaining activities sure to brighten anyone’s outdoor experience. You can call their offices Monday – Friday from 8am to 7pm at (512) 398-3479 or visit their website for more information.
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