Mother Neff State Park

What distinguishes Mother Neff State Park Campground in Moody, Texas is its blend of historical charm, serene natural surroundings along the Leon River, and convenient modern amenities. This campground invites visitors to unwind with well-maintained, full-hookup campsites in a peaceful setting, complemented by hiking trails that explore the park's rich history and diverse ecosystems.

The campground offers 20 full-hookup sites with level cement pads, accommodating both RVs and tents. Each site is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and nearby restroom facilities with ADA-accessible showers and a dishwashing station. Campers will enjoy exploring the nearly 3.5 miles of hiking trails, which feature highlights such as the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Rock Tower, the historic Tonkawa Cave, and the grassy prairies that showcase native flora like Ashe juniper and Texas oak. Stargazing opportunities and wildlife spotting add to the campground’s appeal.

Located 30 minutes southwest of Waco, close to the town of McGregor, the park is a great destination for weekend getaways, day trips, or short stopovers. Its proximity to Waco allows easy access to additional attractions, such as the Magnolia Silos. Mother Neff State Park is a testament to its history as one of Texas’s earliest state parks, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.