Oasis on the High Plains
Within the dry and windswept high plains of the Texas Panhandle lies a hidden oasis, a welcoming haven where wildlife and humans find respite from the dry grasslands above. Through this plain, the Canadian River has cut dramatic 200-foot canyons, or breaks, where humans have eked out a living for over 13,000 years. Lake Meredith now occupies these hidden coves where early humans once roamed.
Features
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Bag Your Game
Hunt for mule and white-tail deer, turkey, dove, quail, pheasant, teal, and "varmints." NPS and Texas hunting regulations apply.
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Grab Your Pole
Enjoy angling for walleye, crappie, bass, catfish, and trout. Spring Canyon hosts the annual Small-Fry Fishing Tournament in September.
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Pitch Your Tent
Camping is free at Lake Meredith - choose from scenic overlooks, shoreline camping, and wooded campgrounds. No electricity is available.
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Ride Your Four-Wheeler
Blue Creek and Rosita Flats are set aside for all-terrain vehicle recreation. An OHV decal is required from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
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Saddle Your Horse
Plum Creek and McBride Canyon have corrals and miles of dirt roads and riding trails. Horse groups host trail and endurance rides annually. BYOH.
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Put On Your Boots
Get outdoors and enjoy the variety of plants, animals, and geological formations found in the park. Humans have survived here for over 12,000 years.
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Bring Your Boat
Boating is a popular family activity at Lake Meredith, and a fun way to cool off on hot summer days.
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Did You Know?
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument is the only monument in the State of Texas and flint from these quarries is found all over the U.S. More...