Cleburne State Park - Activities

Activities

Fishing is an extremely popular activity on the lake. Boating is allowed although the speed limit on the lake is restricted to 5 mph (8.0 km/h) which prohibits speed and personal water craft and creates a quiet peaceful atmosphere.

5.5 miles (8.9 km) of mountain bike trails of various skill levels are available in a loop around the park. The terrain on the trail is diverse, including hills and flats. Hiking is also allowed on these trails and there are at least two geocaches located in the park.

There is an entrance fee to the park and reservations are recommended.

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