Martin Creek Lake To Henderson State Park Legend: 43 To Tatum Martin Creek Lake TEXAS FM 2144 Headquarters State Park CR 2183 Rest Rooms FM 2148 8 11 10 9 Power Showers 7 FM 2658 Plant 12 6 Tent Sites 13 5 14 4 FM 1251 Water/Electric 15 FM 2658 Broken Bowl k 16 Martin Cree Camping Area 55 54 56 53 Dump Station 17 52 Sites 1-34 57 18 34 51 3 33 32 31 66 67 Residences 19 58 65 68 69 50 22 30 70 FM 3231 20 2 23 64 24 Bee Tree 49 Shelters 59 Camping Area 71 1 25 21 29 Sites 35-81 72 48 60 63 2 47 Cottages 26 28 62 73 61 46 1 2 27 74 45 1 Cabins 81 75 80 35 76 44 36 37 79 Playground 38 78 77 39 43 42 Amphitheater 40 41 Hiking Trail Old Henderson Road Bike Trail Pay Phone Picnic Area Please Note: Group Picnic • CHECK OUT time is 2 p.m. or renew permit by 9 a.m. (pending site availability). • CHECK OUT time for cabins is 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Swimming 43 • Public consumption or display of an open container of alcoholic beverage is prohibited. TEXAS Parking • A maximum of eight people per campsite. Guests must leave the park by 10 p.m. Boat Ramp Quiet time from 10 p.m. – 6 a.m. • Campsite must be kept clean; all trash picked up before you leave. Dumpsters are conveniently Fishing Pier Harmony Hill located on all camping loops. Fish Cleaning Cemetery • GRAY WATER AND BLACK WATER MUST BE DISCHARGED ONLY AT DUMP STATIONS. Maintenance Park Reservations • Only one unit is permitted to hook up to utilities per site. (512) 389-8900 • Pets must be kept on leash. Please pick up after them. 9515 County Road 2181 D www.tpwd.state.tx.us • Pets are not permitted in cabins or swimming area. • Valid permit required on windshield of each vehicle in park. All vehicles to remain on pavement. Tatum, TX 75691 (903) 836-4336 • Numbered sites for overnight camping only. NO PICNICKING. In accordance with Texas State Depository Law, this publication is available at the Texas State Publications Clearinghouse and/or Texas Depository Libraries. Proud Sponsor of Texas Parks and Wildlife Programs © 2004 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department PWD MP P4508-111E (8/04) B. A. Steinhagen Reservoir Martin Dies, Jr. To Legend: Woodville 11 To Cherokee Unit (Day Use Area only - see inset box) Area only Use Unit (Day Cherokee To 10 13 14 12 107 Headquarters State Park 15 9 108 16 106 18 17 8 State Parks Store 105 19 21 20 7 6 109 1 5 Rest Rooms 10 22 4 181 182 Showers B. A. Steinhagen Reservoir One Way 23 3 111 2 24 112 180 Tent Sites 25 1 113 179 One 45 Water/Electric 1 Way 44 14 178 Island Trail Park .8 mi. 43 63 177 Walnut Ridge Unit Dump Station 115 64 Host 42 62 65 80 Residence 41 61 81 116 66 82 60 40 83 117 Screened Shelter 59 One Way 84 118 39 100 176 58 67 99 119 1 Shelter with Amenities 33 120 175 68 46 98 35 32 31 28 57 85 34 30 29 27 Park 174 1 Mini Cabin 47 97 26 121 Day Host 96 36 41 69 160 86 42 43 122 173 Use 95 39 44 45 Area 48 37 123 104 Group Building 70 87 38 46 157 40 172 156 71 88 124 Gum Slough 171 143 103 72 159 144 Interpretive Center 56 155 161 158 145 142 162 170168 154 167 169 102 73 32 55 94 33 31 153 146 Hiking Trail 166 74 148 141 152 165 150 149 164 34 30 163 151 54 75 93 190 125 89 29 147 Picnic Area 53 76 140 35 126 77 92 90 127 52 132 133 Group Picnic Area 91 128 139 78 129 134 51 130 131 135 136 38 79 10 137 138 50 11 Designated 37 9 12 Park Host 49 Swimming Area 36 8 14 15 13 7 Parking 16 28 27 Hen House Ridge Unit 6 26 Boat Ramp 5 17 Park 25 Host 4 24 Wildlife Trail 18 Fishing Pier 3 23 1.5 mi. 19 Forest Trail 1.1 mi. 2 Wildlife Management Area 22 Angelina/Neches/Dam B Fish Cleaning 20 Wildscape 1 21 Park Cherokee Unit (Day Use Area Only) PARK Playground Host ROAD 48 B. A. Steinhagen Maintenance Reservoir Park Boundary Dumpster PARK ROAD Recycle Cans 48 Swamp Area Slough Trail 2.2 mi. Texas State Parks Store To 634 Park Road 48 S T-shirts, caps and one-of-a-kind Park Reservations Jasper Jasper, TX 75951 gift items are available at the (512) 389-8900 Park Boundary (409) 384-5231 headquarters building. texasstateparks.org In accordance with Texas State Depository Law, this publication is available at the Texas State Publications Clearinghouse and/or Texas Depository Libraries. Proud Sponsor of Texas Parks and Wildlife Programs © 2011 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department PWD MP P4504-031C (2/11) McKinney Falls Legend: Headquarters ek State Park re State Parks Store n C so m Cre ia Onion ek ill Parking W Restrooms Walk-in Primitive Camping Area 1 Showers 2 Upper 3 Falls Bouldering 4 5 Rocks Camping 6 7 8 Smith Visitor Water/Electric Center Lower Group Camping Falls 4 3 Screened Shelters 2 6 5 1 Group Dining Hall Shelter Horse Area Trainer’s Homestead Trail Dump Station Grapevine Loop Cabin (2.8 mi.) Camping Area Youth Group Rock Shelter Picnic Area Camping Area 48 46 45 Interpretive 39 PH PH Trail (1 mi.) k 47 44 35 Picnic e Playground Big Cedar e 36 Trail r Camping Area 49 40 C 1 43 34 33 n 55 53 41 42 Big Oak o Amphitheater 56 52 32 i Complete Park Rules and Regulations brochures are available 3 Camping Area 31 n Moss Loop 54 51 4 2 29 O at the park headquarters and posted throughout the park. 50 30 Scenic View Camping Area 59 57 28 5 6 85 58 PH 64 63 75 78 81 24 26 60 73 80 84 7 PH 27 Residence 62 8 For overnight park visitors: 61 77 82 9 Please Note: 65 7476 79 18 20 23 25 • Campsite CHECK OUT time is 2 p.m. Renewal requests should be 66 67 PH 11 19 21 As a State Park, the primary focus of this site is to provide recreational Maintenance 69 72 10 made by 9 a.m. and are subject to availability. 17 opportunities while protecting fragile park resources and maintaining public 68 71 Little Oak 12 14 16 • A maximum of eight people are permitted per multi-use campsite or Historic Ruins Camping Area 13 safety. Help us to protect this special place and provide for everybody’s 15 enjoyment by following some simple guidelines: screened shelter and four people per primitive campsite. Overcrowding damages vegetation, increases soil compaction and Birdwatching Onion Creek For all park visitors: ay erosion, and often leads to noise problems. Hike and Bike Trail • Keep camp and picnic areas clean. Leaving no trace of your visit Trailhead and (2.8 mi.) • All tents must be on the tent pad provided at each site. No tents, helps keep this area beautiful. Falls Parkw RVs or pets are permitted in the screened shelter area. Interpretive Trail • Public consumption or display of any alcoholic beverage is • Quiet hours are enforced from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Guests who do not prohibited. All outdoor areas within the park are “public.” Hike and Bike Trails McKinney have a camping (overnight) permit MUST leave the park by 10 p.m. • Pets must be on a leash no longer than six feet and must not be Unnecessary noise can ruin your neighbor’s outdoor experience. Hiking Only Trails Park Reservations left unattended. This keeps them and others safe while protecting • Gathering firewood is prohibited. Dead wood is an important source of Friends of McKinney Falls State Park, Inc. wildlife. food and shelter to wildlife and it helps to replenish nutrients in the soil. Service Road (512) 389-8900 A non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation • Leave all plants, animals, minerals and artifacts in the park as you • Black water and gray water can only be discharged at the dump supporting this state park. found them. Everything in the park is protected by State Law for texasstateparks.org station. This water carries bacteria that can spread serious illness and 12 Sites with 50 amp service everyone’s enjoyment. Volunteer food particles that can attract undesirable animals, including fire ants. • Persons under 18 years old are not permitted to ride in the back of PH Park Host Texas State Parks Store • Park all vehicles on the paved parking surface. Vehicles driven off the Become a Friends Group Member a pickup truck or on a trailer. Donate edge of the pavement damages the paved surface, destroys fragile Ice, firewood, T-shirts, caps and • Stay on designated trails. It is harder to spot poisonous wildlife and vegetation and causes soil compaction and erosion. Excess vehicles 5808 McKinney Falls Parkway one-of-a-kind gift items are available Brochure and application available plants off trail. Creating or using unauthorized trails causes confusion, MUST park in the overflow parking areas in front of the rest rooms or in Austin, TX 78744 destroys vegetation and increases soil erosion.