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Holiday Hours:
The park will be open through the holidays, but the park office will be closed at these times:
Dec. 24: Closing at noon
Dec. 25: Closed all day
Pay fees online or use the self-pay station during these times.
Prescribed burns are planned during this timeframe (September-April), depending on weather and other factors. Prescribed fire operations and associated smoke may impact your visit. Some camping areas, lodging facilities, trails, and day-use areas may be closed for public safety. Contact the park to learn how this may affect your stay.
Trail access depends on weather and trail repairs; please see our Facebook page for updates.
August 15, 2022 - This county is under a quarantine to prevent the spread of the emerald ash borer to other areas of the state. This means movement of firewood is restricted.
Please buy firewood where you burn it to prevent the spread of diseases and pests.
Day Pass Reservations are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for weekends and holidays..
If your plans change, please modify or cancel your reservation to allow someone else to visit.
Trail access depends on weather and trail repairs; visit our Facebook page for updates.
Argentine ants have been identified in Cedar Hill State Park. These invasive ants do not sting. Please be prepared to treat around your vehicle and camping equipment.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is working with experts to reduce the number of ants without harming the park's natural resources.
Learn more about the Argentine Ant
If a campsite has more than two vehicles we charge an additional $5.00 per vehicle, per day.
Texas State Parks is a division of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
