Lake Houston Wilderness Park

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Yes you can

Yes

When I go there I don't see any bike riders it's mostly rugged walking trails but you can ride bicycles there

You can just show up.

Yes

I dont bring my animals in the screened shelters but did have him in picnic areas and pavilions with no problems or complaints.

No RV's

Yes it is huge theres so many different trails but lots of woods covering the area I would definitely check it out

Lake Dabney does not require a license. Just pay the admitting fee of 3.00. Lake Dabney and Lake Isabel are both within the park.

Tents not sure but covered 25.00 a night its screened in with bbq pit

Absolutely!!

Yes, depending on primitive or water/electric site choice...and people count the prices vary - are explained on the website.

Yes always check out before you go

They charge 3 dollars per person for anyone over 13yo and under 64. ..

The A frames provide access to water and electricity.

No

Yes but they must be kept on a leash

Yes, of course, they only close at 6

There is no need for a State Park Pass in order to reserve a shelter or a cottage. Visit the park's website or call the office (phone number on the website as well or just Google it) to make the reservation and to pay for it.

No RV's(hook ups) at this time however, I did see a few RV's inside the park. Just no hook ups.

Yes

Ami charged 6 dollars, we were 3 with my two children, it is a very beautiful place, to be with family

2 queen size beds, 1 queen size fold out couch. Sleeps 6

I can speak to the A frames. They have lights and outlets. The bath house does have individual showers as cordoned by curtains.

7 dollars. The primitive camp sight is even cheaper.

Yes plenty of dogs there. Just keep then on a leash

Yes, there is plenty of room for tent camping with a fire pit and post to hang outside light. Restrooms and showers are clean. Play area for children. Overhang to water. Also, a second area of water and a beach. If you like hiking oh, there are several hiking trails as well and there is a 5 mile road you may walk. I would recommend visiting their website for more detail. All in all a great place to visit. Have fun!

Not really is about $134 bucks a night for a cabin on the lake

Yes! They are open.

And

Not presently. They are working toward that.

Yes can camp for 2 nights and yes you can park near your camp area price depends on where you going to stay. They have a price book at the front gate i dont know about online.

Yes

River water not a good idea...to do ...!nope.!

Yes are there grills ner

Not sure. But if you call they are very helpful. Sometimes they don't answer but if you leave a message they will return your call usually within the same day

Yes you can reserveation

They have camp sites starting at $7 depending on where you camp

Current prices are on the webpage for the park. http://www.houstontx.gov/parks/parksites/lakehoustonpark.html

I believe you have to do it online

Adding new bike path and play ground

No hunting for Duck is allowed.

Yes you can throw one, no reservations needed. But you might have to call and get approval for the moonwalk/generator.

Yes at the canoe launch on peach creek if you want to keep your catch the park lakes is catch and release only

Quiet time is from 10pm to 6am. Thats the only rule they have about night time. So you should be good as long as you're quiet about it.

Yes there is and nice ones

I think that from 9 am to 6 pm no license is needed

Yes

Not really.,,, it is pay per night.... You have to pay for the tent site, cabin, A-frame, or whatever your looking for plus you have to pay day use fee of 3.00 each day you are there.... Hope that helped...

No

If of course you can camp or rent a cabin that by the way are very comfortable.

No rv hookups at present. I was told there is plans for them in future. No time plan was given for the improvements.

Yes. $3 for anyone over 13. Veterans are free. Or you can pay $25 for a yearly pass that covers 5 paying customers and any number of kids under 13.

No. Kayaking is allowed though. Lake Houston Wilderness Park is not currently an access point for boating on Lake Houston. The park takes advantage of the woods along the creeks and rivers that empty into the lake, but does not front onto the lake. Canoes can navigate Peach and Caney Creeks, although there may be low points that require portage.

Yes is a nice place also they have cabins for rent too

Not sure, most likely regular website

This is south east Texas. The skeeters will carry you away.

You can rent camp sights and fish off the lake (catch and release only), and if your campsight is close enough to the creek (you can keep your limot depending on what you catch), then I would say yes. You do need a fishing license. I would call just to verify.

To go for a walk only one day arriving you can pay at the entrance

Yes

Yes they have spots for rvs. Be sure to call to rsvp.

It's camping there so I'd assume so. There are more than 1 parking lots so I'm sure they'd have accomodations for a large vehicle, such as an RV.

Yes website shows $88.93. I would definitely call to see what exactly they offer to do a wedding.

Yvette, I would call and ask dirrectly to a staff member. Dogs are suppose to be on a 6" leash, when not on a lead at your site. I could be wrong.

The water stream is perfect for kids. Not so deep specially if you are learning to swim. While swimming kids can Explore different fish like sunfish and tiny ones if you feed a small snack to them. We even fed the baby raccoon by the woods it was very hungry. It's a fun fun place to go.

If they can bathe and there are also showers

There's a little lake you can swim in as well as a creek that runs through part of the park.

There are picnic tables scattered around the park. No reservations needed for day visits. Locations of those areas are in the map of the park.

Not for day visits. Reservations are required for overnight stays.

I don't believe so but there are several places with bbq grills throughout the park. I believe it's strictly wood or charcoal.

yes. you can do on public part or rent space.

Yes

Yes, they are open. But some group camping is not yet open due to Covid. Give them a call and they will confirm.

It's 7 dollars a night plus the 3 dollar entry fee. They have an entire area for tents set up its called the primitive site. it's nice! right next to the restrooms , showers and play area.

You can find them through Internet, also we talked them on Wednesday September 9 and did the reservation

Yes they do !

Only debit

The tent sites don't have electric. You can get a shelter site with electric and water for about $30.

You might want to ask the restraunts there ...they know about having events

The fee is $3 per person over 10 years old, bring a card because they are not accepting cash. I was there on 8/22/20 and saw one of the cabins occupied. I doubt they rent a cabin for day-use.

Swimming yes and fishing only with a license, well that's what they told us in the office.

If they have bathrooms and grills and inside the cabins I don't know what they have

That info has to be disclosed when looking for a home. Ask your agent. Some areas here in New Caney flood and some don't.

No they are open and pretty neat and clean

Individual from $ 35 to groups from $ 150 different sizes of cabins, the entrance is dd $ 3 per person to the park ...

Its alot of down hill after you park at the other side of the bridge it might be a little much for her. There are stairs on the side of the wooden padio that over looks the water so she wont have to go down hill on the sand but its still a little of a walk from the parking lot there. Id drive down there to check it out only you will be able to tell ot its to much.

They have individual and in groups ,, I believe from $ 35 to $ 150 depending on the size of the cabins

In parts of lake yes. There is a catch and release pond as well.

Not that I'm aware of. Kinda defeats the purpose of camping.

We saw someone on a 4 wheeler so maybe but not for sure

Yes and no, at the creek you do need a fishing license and you can keep the fish you catch but the lake you do not need a fishing license but it is Catch and Release.

$3/pp

$3 per person over the age of 14, I believe.

There is a creek that runs thru but it's only knee high and there are only a couple spot for access so its normally packed with ppl

Yes in Peach Creek

Not at the park. Call an outfitter.

There price for individual adult is $3 day fee. Overnight camping is $7. The best deal is a family pass for $25 a year which will cover day fees for 3 adults. There is a group pass for larger groups but I can't remember much details. Even after a few visits the pass is well worth it.

Call the ranger directly.

Yes, yes and no

I don't have pictures, but I looked inside. They are really gorgeous and look comfy.

Yes

The current rate for lake side cabin is 134/night. There are other cabins: https://www.houstontx.gov/parks/parksites/lakehoustonpark.html

Epstien didn't kill himself

There is an archery range with nice staff helping out.

Yes

Yes sure do

It can get pretty muddy out there after a solid day of rain. The park will try to put you in a camp site that is less prone to flooding however

Yes you can as long as there the right size so you don't want to get in trouble I'd measure it and see what the sizes are..

Yes sure but watch out for snakes near the water

They have multiple camping sites here from tent camping to cabins. Most all close to bathrooms and running water

Go to the website

Is $7 dollars a night

This is where you can find that information https://www.houstontx.gov/parks/parksites/lakehoustonpark.html

Yes they do

Se Paga $ 5 My friend but I'd call make here there open . Qst

Yes you can is nice

They have different prices, you might want to check their home page: http://www.houstontx.gov/parks/parksites/lakehoustonpark.html

Yes, they have a hall with a full kitchen and they have picnic/play ground areas

At 7 am

From what I understand it's a state park don't need a fishing license to fish there

Yes

No appointment and have water and restroom

I don't know.

Ty so much

Yes you can fish there and there is no license required when fishing within the state park. There are several spots to fish from.

Yes there is at least two or three different ones. One has showers also, near the little lake area.

No

No sir

Not at all

It has a cost of $ 3 per person (ages 13 to 64), children under that age do not pay or elderly people over 64.

Yes

Yes but it has to be in a fire ring

Yes

There are bigger units that have AC. The small don't.

Not sure but probably it was on Easter

Yes its a city of houston park....if it was a state park then no

Call the office

No due to high water.

Ok when the white bass are running in early spring it's great! Otherwise it's just pan fish and few cats.

Yes you can

Yes

Email or postal mail?

You can find that information on the website: http://www.houstontx.gov/parks/parksites/lakehoustonpark.html

When I went, I saw people with pets, but I admit that I don't know the official policies.

Two p.m

7am

Yes, there's a shallow creek bed with a rope swing. It varies from a few inches deep to a few feet. We also slid in a paddle boat once and another time an inflatable boat with oars to travel all around the creek in.

I did see people on bikes when i was there, but i didnt notice any paved bike trails.

Yes, but I don't know if you pay extra

No. And you are not allowed to gather firewood.

Yes you can

Yes, you even have to pay day use fees if you rent a cabin or other accommodations

Yes

Available camping around the lake includes cabins, screened shelters, RVs and tents.

No jet skiing at the park.

Idk. I'm also a veteran, but i didn't think to ask i just paid $24 for the year.

If you can rent cabins

Fishing, camping, swimming in creek, beach, walking trails etc

I can go my four-wheeler

Nope

If you are looking for boat launch, none. If you are looking for canoe kayak launch a small walk to launch on peach creek. The tiny lake the cabins are around may be easier, but not sure if ok on it. If wanting to fish same as canoe but walk up easy at cabin lake. Hope that helps. The maps are not that helpful.

They start at $ 133.75 but vary

Yes. Something like 4$ per adult

Tent or camper and a permit

I think so

If you have bathrooms and they are clean, they charge 10 per car.

I don't think the do weekly and monthly rates..... They do have A-frame shelters that have electric no water for around 37.00 per night....they have tent camping with community water i think for 12.00 per night and primitive tent camping is 7.00 i believe...

In Lake Houston or lake Isabelle but not Lake Dabney. Dabney and Isabelle are inside lake Houston wilderness Park. Lake Isabelle is a 3 mile hike but worth it is you want to catch some nice size large mouth.... Good luck

$3 per person but I believe kids under a certain age are free

They change it every day. Maybe y'all can find someone else coming in? Only the campers will have it :/

Yes you can swim where the dock is by the bridge over the creek and and cedar creek landing. Cedar creek landing used to be my favorite spot but we didn't swim last time we camped so I haven't seen it since Harvey hit. Used to have a beautiful beach, rope swing and a shallow to deep area

Of course :) just don't feed the wildlife!

In our camp site, there was a ground post up by the parking that had an outlet on it.

Hogs

There is swimming in peach creek at multiple locations

Go in internet

Yes the screen roomed campsites and the campsites around pavilions have grills, water and electricity.

Not true. You can arrive after closing if you've made a reservation.

No, alcohol is not allowed. You will be asked to leave the park if found with it.

Yes there are horse trails. They are down five mile road. Just enter at front gate and they will direct you there

No, just a 3.00 per person ages 13-64 entry fee at gate.....

Yes, just pay the 3 dollar admission fee at gate. It is catch and release only however....

I remember using the parks one. I'd call and ask.

Actually I just asked and was told the entrance gate closes at6 and non campers leave at dark.

Actually i believe you can call and tell them you are a late arrival and then a camp host can take care of things for you.

Not sure where you read or seen that. You pay daily, not hourly

Yes

Yes of course

can I just walk in

There are 2 A- frames that sleep six people 37.45 night, 5 screened shelters sleep 6 people each 25.50 per night, Lakewood cabins (6 total) each sleep six with 2 queen beds , and a queen soda bed 133.75 night. Remember each site includes taxes but not day fees which are 3.00 per person or 25.00 gets you and 3 guest in for a year.. there are other rates as well as accommodations but that covers the basic question I believe.....

Great camping with a site for every budget, of which the screen shelter are my favorite. Just make sure to book in advance for the weekends, the place is pretty popular.

There is camping walk in or backpacking at around $7 - $8 a night +$3 per person entrance fee

No

$133.75/night plus $3 per person per day park entry fee. If you plan to stay at the cabins often a $25 family season pass for entry is ideal as it covers the admission costs for up to owner and up to 4 additional persons for the entire year.

They were repairing flood damage on the larger cabins for 20 in September and they should be available now. Call ahead weekends are often busy and booked in advance.

No 4 wheelers are allowed but yes you can ride horses.

They do have electricity, but they don't have a shower in them. However there is a bathroom and shower building located very close to all of them.

Just a basic camp site is $7 + $3 entry fee so $10 total for just one person and + $3 for each additional person.

They are different prices ,die to when you get them...a week is about 200.

You can fish with out a license at lakes within the park. Its catch and release. On the edge of the park, there's a creek; that requires a license.

A cabin? It depends on the size and location. See the website for the details

You can also get a year membership for $25.00

No, its a city of Houston Park.

I believe part of the actual park is but not the part guest stay in.

It opens Sept 29

I'm pretty sure the park went completely under but once peach creek and all goes down it'll open back up and be fine..

Yes unless they are closed due to flooding or weather.