The National Forests in Texas provide a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities! There are dozens of developed recreation areas and trailheads, offering camping experiences ranging from highly developed to primitive. Camping is offered on a first-come, first-served basis in developed recreation areas, and some larger or more popular areas (Ratcliff Lake, Cagle, Double Lake), offer reservations through www.recreation.gov. Forest visitors can now camp up to 28 days at selected recreation areas in the National Forests and Grasslands in Texas. Click here to see this list of sites that offer the extended 28-day camping. There is a day-use fee at highly developed areas with swimming or boating facilities. Campground facilities generally include tent pads, picnic tables, parking spurs for trailers, lantern posts, grills, potable water, and toilets. View the Recreation Matrix to see the amenities that the campgrounds have to offer. Other helpful information: Outdoor Adventures tabloid | NFGT Hunting Guide tabloid | Hunting FAQs | Hunter Camp Maps | Annual Day-Use Pass Brochure Links of interest: Recreation.gov | National Park Service | Texas Parks & Wildlife