Spend a weekend exploring the unspoiled wilderness of Colorado Bend. Marvel at the beauty of Gorman Falls, cool off in Spicewood Springs, fish or paddle the river, take a cave tour, and test your limits on 35 miles of hike and bike trails. Get more information about what you can do here on our Park Activities page. Colorado Bend offers back-to-nature camping.
Choose from drive-up sites, walk-in tent sites or primitive hike-in sites. The drive-up and hike-in sites have water in the area, but no hookups. Composting toilets are near the main camping area and at one trailhead. An open-air, rinse-off shower is near the campground. Reserve one of our group camps for your next family trip. Book a cave tour to explore the world underneath the park! Take a self-guided tour to this foot spring-fed waterfall.
Come prepared for a 3-mile round trip hike over rough and rocky terrain. Volunteers help with events, maintenance and protecting natural areas of the park. Visit our Volunteer page to learn more. We offer programs both above and below ground!
Check our Events page for the schedule. Become a Junior Ranger! Reserve by phone : We often reach capacity and highly recommend reservations for both camping and day use. To guarantee entry, reserve passes online or by calling the customer service center before you visit.
Entrance road can flood during heavy rains. Check weather and road conditions before your visit. Check our Twitter feed , Facebook page , or call us for closure updates. January average is 46 degrees. July average is 86 degrees. First freeze occurs late November. Last freeze occurs early March. Colorado Bend State Park. This park has active alerts. Things to Do Marvel at the beauty of Gorman Falls, cool off in Spicewood Springs, fish or paddle the river, take a cave tour, and test your limits on 35 miles of hike and bike trails.
