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Photo by HelenB
Looking northeast from the 40 Acre Lake Trail, towards the Observation Tower. October 2008.
Looking northeast from the 40 Acre Lake Trail, towards the Observation Tower. October 2008.
Overview
Brazos Bend State Park is located about 28 miles southwest of Houston, in Fort Bend County, Texas. It is about 5000 acres in size and it's eastern boundary lies along the Brazos River.
Birds
Notable Species
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Rarities
Tropical Parula first found in mid Jan, 2009, is still being seen as of Feb 4th, 2009. Location: in the Live Oaks trees on the north side of Elm Lake, between the road and Big Creek. Look for a large oak with a picnic table under it.
Check-list
Birds you can see here include:
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Other Wildlife
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Site Information
Photo by HelenB
40 Acre Lake, looking southwest from the Observation Tower. Photo taken Oct 24th, 2008, six weeks after Hurricane Ike did quite a lot of damage in the State Park
40 Acre Lake, looking southwest from the Observation Tower. Photo taken Oct 24th, 2008, six weeks after Hurricane Ike did quite a lot of damage in the State Park
History and Use
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Areas of Interest
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Access and Facilities
Hours of operation
- The park is open 7 days a week all year, except for emergency or scheduled closures. Please check the main website below in External Links.
- Gate Hours: Fri-Sun: 7am-10pm; Mon-Thu: 8am-10pm
Entrance fees
- $5 per day, per person 13 and older, unless you have a Texas State Parks Pass, which costs $60 per year.
Contact Details
Brazos Bend State Park
21901 FM 762
Needville TX 77461
Tel: 979-553-5102
