Horse Camping & Horse Campgrounds in Texas

Two overnight pens at the Trailhead Equestrian Camp Area (sites 213-218); Chapas group camp barn has stalls for 9 horses · None at the Trailhead equestrian sites; the Chapas Group Camp has 10 electric hookup campsites

Trails: Sites have access to a 40-mile trail system

Four joined horse pens, first-come first-served (only 4 of the 10 sites have pens); each pen holds up to 2 horses; portable panels allowed · None (no electricity in the equestrian area); RVs allowed only with horses, no hookups

Trails: Equestrian and multi-use trails on the canyon floor, reached from the open equestrian camping area

Not stated in the official sources checked · None

Trails: Horse camp on the approximately 53-mile Piney Creek Horse Trail in the Davy Crockett National Forest

Corrals placed near each equestrian campsite; hitching posts at sites · Water hookups at all 13 equestrian sites - 7 with 30-amp and 6 with 50-amp electric; hardened RV pullouts; trailer dump station in the park

Trails: About 1.5 miles of trails in the park opening into 20+ miles of trails in the Angelina National Forest, including lake beach access for horses

Not stated in the official sources checked · None

Trails: Trailhead camp for the approximately 53-mile Piney Creek Horse Trail system in the Davy Crockett National Forest

Each full site has 2 or more pens (over 90 pens total, plus a few corrals); sites 6, 9, 11 and 13 have 3 pens; several sites are covered · 30- and 50-amp electric and water at 40 full sites; showers and bathrooms available

Trails: Marked trails across the ranch's roughly 1,600 acres along the Lampasas River; half-size arena, round pen and obstacle course in camp

Horse pens in the Bent Tree Equestrian Camping Area (Nails Creek); horse corrals and hitching posts in the Nails Creek Equestrian Camping Area; equestrian area at Birch Creek · 30-amp electric and water hookup at 20 Nails Creek Bent Tree equestrian sites; water-only at 10 Nails Creek and 10 Birch Creek equestrian sites

Trails: 13-mile Lake Somerville Trailway connects the Nails Creek and Birch Creek units and is open to horses

No pens or corrals - be prepared to use a string line to secure horses; do not tie horses to trees or shrubs · None (water only, no electricity); pull-off parking; max one truck/trailer combo per site

Trails: Direct access to the Lake Mineral Wells State Trailway and park trails

Pens/corrals at the four equestrian campsites - Agua Adentro has 3 small, 1 medium and 1 large corral plus a water trough; Escondido has 3 pens · None; generators prohibited at interior sites; rugged unpaved roads - high-clearance vehicle required for interior sites

Trails: Approximately 238 miles of multiuse trails suitable for horses across the park's roughly 300,000 acres

No pens or corrals - horses must be secured on a string line; do not tie horses to trees or shrubs · None (water only); equestrian sites are tent-only - no RVs

Trails: Equestrian trails in the Big Pond Equestrian Camping Area

Two 10'x20' horse corrals in the Wild Horse Camping Area; each corral holds 1-2 horses · None (no electricity); tents, trailers and RVs allowed at sites

Trails: Direct access to the 64-mile Caprock Canyons Trailway and park trails

Pens furnished at the 10 electric equestrian sites; the 13 primitive equestrian sites have hitching posts and some have horse pens; extra horses may be tied to a tree or trailer · Water and 30-amp electric at the electric equestrian sites; primitive equestrian sites have no water at the site

Trails: Multi-use trails open to horses across the park's North and South units, accessed from the North Concho equestrian campgrounds

Corrals for one to two horses at each equestrian site · Water and 20/30/50-amp electric at all 10 equestrian sites

Trails: Over 16 miles of multi-use trails open to hikers, bikers and equestrians

No stables or pens - each single site has a 20-foot tether cable; double sites have a tether pole · Water hookup and 30-amp electric at all equestrian sites; 10'x55' concrete pads

Trails: 10.5-mile Buggy Whip Equestrian Trail, accessed directly from the equestrian campground

Tie posts/tethers at campsites (about 20 stock tethers); no pens or corrals · None (primitive camping; no electric or water hookups)

Trails: Trailhead for the LBJ multi-use trail system - five color-coded loops on the Lyndon B. Johnson National Grassland (mileage reported from about 35 to 75+ miles - see note)