Brazos Bend State Park

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Accessibility Information

The interpretive trail, Visitor Center and exhibits, amphitheater, and trail to the fishing pier are wheelchair accessible.

We have an all-terrain wheelchair for use in the park; call us to reserve it for your visit: (979) 553-5101, x0. 

Girl using a wheelchair on a boardwalk with Mom next to herThe Creekfield Lake Nature Trail is fully paved and takes you on a .5-mile loop of an outstanding wetland area. Look for a series of panels with tactile bronzes of wetland wildlife along the trail. The trail also has an accessible boardwalk and observation deck and rest areas with shaded benches. Check out an audio-described tour at park headquarters.

The "Habitats and Niches" exhibit includes an unusual "hands-on" alligator discovery area, a tactile model of the park, and an open-captioned orientation video.

The group pavilions in the Elm Lake and Hale Lake areas have paved wheelchair access from the parking areas. 

outside view of accessible cabin

The cabin has a paved pathway from the parking area. Its outside picnic table is designed for a wheelchair to access.

The park has campsites with picnic tables for a wheelchair user and cement trails from the parking area, around the site, and near the fire ring. The following campsites with electricity have these features:

Screened Shelters 1 and 13 have picnic tables for wheelchair users, and a cement trail from the parking area to the front of the cabin and near the fire ring.



Conditions can change quickly. Contact the park for more information and to ask about the status of particular accessible features. 

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