Reviews

Justine Halamicek Falch

Beautifully and quiet! We really enjoyed camping there and will be back!

Sarah Page

10/10 park! We stayed just one night but we will be back. The campsites are well maintained and the park scenery is stunning. My kids loved the prairie dogs and there were bison everywhere. Sleeping under the stars was magical and there was a cool breeze all night, making the late July heat very manageable in our tents.

Manuel Lopez

Caprock Canyons State Park is truly one of Texas’ best-kept secrets. If you're looking for stunning views, wide open skies, and a rugged, unforgettable landscape—this place delivers on every level. The red rock cliffs, dramatic canyon walls, and miles of scenic trails make it feel like you're walking through a wild western movie. Whether you're hiking, biking, camping, or just soaking in the views, the park is absolutely breathtaking. Trails like the Upper Canyon or Haynes Ridge offer jaw-dropping vistas and a good workout, while the more relaxed paths are perfect for a peaceful nature stroll. One of the most unique features? The Texas State Bison Herd roaming freely across the park. Seeing these massive, majestic animals up close in their natural habitat is an experience you’ll never forget. The park is well-maintained, the staff is helpful, and even the campgrounds feel quiet and secluded—ideal for anyone wanting to disconnect and recharge. Sunrise and sunset over the canyon? Pure magic. Caprock Canyons isn’t just a visit—it’s an adventure. Whether you're a hiker, photographer, camper, or just someone who loves nature, this park is a must-see Texas treasure.

Sharon Martin Andre

Caprock Canyon State Park is absolutely an outstanding park! Beautiful scenery, hiking, and biking of different skill levels. In addition to the bison, we saw many different birds, including a roadrunner, bobcats, deer, and a Prarie Dog town. Honey Flat Campground has electric and water sites, good AT&T cell service, and a few antenna channels. Why only 4 stars? The bathrooms are really subpar. They are heated and have hot water. Come prepared to clean them for use. Also, we were told we could only use our ebikes on pavement even though we saw numerous bike and atv tracks on the trails.

charles compton

Had a couple hours to check out the main area of the park. Looks pretty awesome. Most photos are from the road though the park. There seemed to be several different campgrounds within the park and a lot of nice looking trails I’d like to come back and explore.

Martha Smithey

Do not tent camp here. They will mislead you and then give you a huge fine!!! When we booked the campsite as a fun activity for our pandemic fatigued 6-year old granddaughter, they told me our car would be close to our campsite. We get there at 4 on a Friday afternoon in November and we were the only people in sight! When we booked, they told us to go into the park and find our tent site by ourselves because park personnel were avoiding interacting due to Covid. We got to our sight and found the gate locked to the whole area. It was clear people had driven around the gate several times. Thinking they had forgotten their sole campers for the night and had not come and unlocked the gate, we drove around it. We were very concerned about having to put up the tent in the dark, which was descending upon us. We went down a road to our campsite. While we were unloading, a state police officer came and gave us a $200 fine for going around the gate. It was devastating and disappointing. We wanted our granddaughter to have some fun during all the pandemic restrictions. We were treated horribly.