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Areas
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For the most part Texas is flat. But here at Davis Mountains State Park beautiful scenic vistas abound through the Davis Mountains, Keesey Canyon, and Keesey Creek. One of the biggest attractions at this park is the Davis Mountains Skyline Drive. The Drive contains scenic overlooks and is great great way to get a good look at the area. From wooded canyons to Limpia Creek to the town of Fort Davis. |
| The park itself is great for camping (primitive and developed) and moderate hiking. Davis Mountains State Park contains some of the most beautiful scenery in the state of Texas. |
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Facts
You Need to Know Before You Go:
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| Hours: | Open |
| Fees: | $3 per day, per person 13 and older for Day Use only. $2 per day, per person 13 and older for overnight use. $2 per day, per person Texas residents 65 on 9/1/95 or after. Camping fees vary |
| Camping Facilities: | 43 sites w/ water only 20 sites w/ water & electricity 27 sites w/ water/electricity/sewage hookups |
| Hiking: | 4 miles of trails. Scenic overlooks. |
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Bird banding station Davis Mt. Skyline Drive - one of the highest roads in the state Interpretive Center Watering stations (birds/squirrels/animals) |
| Other Stuff: | Scenic vistas Keesey Creek/Keesey Canyon |
| Close To: | Big Bend Ranch State Park; Fort Leaton State Historical Park and the Barton Warnock Environmental Education Center/Museum at Lajitas; Fort Davis National Historic Site, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Carlsbad Caverns and the Marfa Mystery Lights. |
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Coming Soon: Streaming Video on Davis Mountains |
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