Mission Tejas State Park

Mission Tejas State Park Campground in Grapeland, Texas, offers a tranquil escape where towering pine trees, historic landmarks, and a serene natural setting converge to create a unique camping experience. From well-shaded campsites to the gentle sound of birdsong in the forest, this campground is ideal for those seeking both relaxation and a deep connection to East Texas history and nature.

The campground features 17 campsites, including options with water and electric hookups, water-only sites, and tent-only spaces, all equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and grills for a comfortable stay. Amenities include flush toilets, showers, a campground store, and a playground, ensuring convenience for both RV and tent campers. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking along 8.5 miles of well-maintained trails, fishing in the park’s tranquil pond or San Pedro Creek, and exploring historical landmarks, including a replica Spanish mission and the 1828 Rice Family Log Home.

Located near the edge of Davy Crockett National Forest along the historic El Camino Real in East Texas, the campground is about 21 miles northeast of Crockett and 12 miles southwest of Alto. Visitors have access to rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, all within easy reach of the park, making this an excellent destination for weekend getaways, day trips, or extended vacations.