Murrell Park

no, but if you want to camp out it's $10 a night

Right now it is free for day use. People seemed to put them in the water in various places. Especially turn left & drive around till you come to another area & they were launching them in that area

May be because for day use it's free.... if you want to do a night stay their is a fee of $10

Yes! Just book it on Recreational.com to make sure the camp grounds are available.

Twin coves has cabins and nice overnight camping

Yes and yes. Camping will depend on park conditions though. Spring flooding had many sites closed early in the year. It's best to check before with FM parks. https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/234628/availability

Yes it is Kenny https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/234628

There are designated swimming areas

No powerd vehicles can be operated off the paved surface

Yes, we can bring pets

No. It is a day use only. Mostly trail hikers and mountain bikes. Police patrol is heavy and they are on the trails with their bikes too.

If you are mountain biking, there is not a charge.

Depends on the place your renting from. I'd call the number listed online and go from there. Shop around.

No ma'am they don't

No. Only primitive tenting .

Hmm, maybe 🤔. But please be considerate of others. And watch out for oblivious bikers. They don't even glance to see if a car is coming.

Yes,

Yes. But no showers.

Murrell Park is normally open year round; however at this time they have closed the park to do road maintenance throughout the entire Park complex... I received this information directly from Corp of engineers employees as I was actually camping there three weeks ago. It should be open again by the end of March. Hope this helps.

Nop

Online. It's the best way to reserve a spot and pay, screenshot your receipt in case of any power outage.

White bass and some catcfish

The park closes at 10pm for day use.

Mostly wooded trails, they occasionally cut across the road.

No, as long as the park isn't flooded, it opens at 6 AM. You can hike or bike starting then.

They were flooded

Flooding

Yes, there are designated areas.

Yes closed

Yes. It is open.

No at all

Doubt it, but you can always go to the website to find out

There are tons of different trails. I would suggest downloading alltrails app

Yes

Probably flooded

Park is still closed

There are no life guards on duty and the marked swim areas are swim at your own risk.

I don't know how to look up your review Bayou city Bassin'. Any suggestions? There's no search bar for Google guides reviews.

Camping is $10 you have to have a license to fish with in the state of Texas anywhere

Not sure if its free. Fishing is free though from the banks. Currently its flooded and boat ramps are closed.

Dont know why not

No Sir. Please see the US Army Corps of Engineers publc website FAQs: http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/belton/faq.asp "May I have a firearm in the park?  A concealed handgun permit is not valid on Federal property. The possession of a firearm and/or ammunition is prohibited."

Yes

Yes, the sign at the entrance shows 6am as the park open time for every day of the week

There are public restroom facilities but there are no showers at any public parks on grapevine lake

Sarah, when the trail is closed, it is closed for biking and walking. DORBA website will post when the trails are closed. Best to check before heading out.

There are playgrounds in parks on the south side of the lake. Lakeview Park, for one, does.

The guy that rents kayaks has been working out of Lakevew Park most recently. Ive seen him take groups out many times this summer.

Not at this time. There are rv hookups for the park hosts so if you volunteer some time you get a rv camping privileges