Cedar Creek State Park

About Cedar Creek State Park

Cedar Creek State Park is located on the eastern edge of Cedar Creek National Park, south of the city of Fort Worth, Texas. With its rolling hills, picturesque views and picturesque views, this pastoral setting is an ideal place for hiking, biking, camping or even a day trip.

A unique aspect of the campsite is the restored log cabin that was once a historic landmark in Gilmer County. In the summer months, guided tours of this nostalgic attraction are offered on Saturdays. In addition to the charming ambience in the park, a reconstructed schoolhouse has been built, which serves as a testimony to these early years of education. The school building is restored to its original state and equipped with desks, ink fountains, pottery and ovens.

Cedar Creek State Park has 57 standard areas and the reservation season is extended from Memorial Day Friday to Labor Day. Reservations can be made at the Park Office at (866) 743-5555 or at the Visitor Center, provided payment for the planned visit has been made.

From February 15th to March 14th, only postal reservations are accepted, but reservation requests can be made in advance. Reservations stamped before February 15 will be returned to the Park Office at (866) 743-5555 or to the Visitor Center for further processing.

Telephone reservations are accepted until March 15th, but cancellations made more than seven days in advance will result in the loss of the entire deposit. No deposit will be refunded for reservations and no cancellation is required to cancel more than seven weeks in advance, except for special events.

Reservations are accepted until March 15th, except for special occasions such as weddings and other special occasions. All policies are at the discretion of the Cedar Creek State Park Board of Trustees and the park manager.

To register for a holiday home or campsite, you must be at least 18 years old and keep pets (dogs and cats) on a leash.

The swimming pool is open from 11 am to 6: 45 pm and offers visitors the opportunity to escape the summer heat. The three lakes at Cedar Creek are seasonal beds, but musk fish, perch and catfish can be caught all year round - in summer. Trout are caught in late winter and early spring, as well as black and white perch in spring and autumn.

The park is open to the public daily from 10 am to 5 pm and accommodation is offered on the "first come, first served" principle. The accommodations are not reserved and can be reserved at any time during the park's regular operating hours.

The activity building is ideal for family celebrations and can be reserved for a variety of activities such as picnics, hiking, camping, fishing and other activities. You can ask for the rental prices on the day of the event at the parking office at (888) 567-5555 or at the parking office.

The 14-kilometer-long hiking trail offers guests a variety of hiking experiences, from leisure to challenge. Hiking is a great way to observe the park's rich wildlife and experience the natural beauty of Cedar Creek State Park.

The park is located on the west side of Interstate 79 in West Virginia, south of the city of Glenville. Take the Burnsville / GlenVILLE exit off Interstate 78 and follow West Virginia Rt. Follow I-79 to the Interstate 64 exit and then for a short distance onto Interstate 66.