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| Wild Flowers on the Way To The Park |
The park is also home to the Official Texas State Longhorn Herd which we hope to see while we are here. We didn't see any sign of them or the bison that are here. They all were hiding today.
We have a beautiful campsite with a view of the lake. Unfortunately, there isn't much of a lake to see. You can really see the ravages of the drought here. The lake has maybe a mud puddle of water in it. This is the note they have posted on the park's website:
"06/21/2011 - The lake is currently dry, and due to deep mud, the lake bottom is unsafe for walking. There is currently no swimming at the Park but Lake Nasworthy & Twin Buttes Reservoir offer swimming and fishing, and are about a 10 minute drive from the Park."
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| Our Campsite |
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| Some Hardy Wildflowers |
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| Campsite across the Street |
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| We have a few neighbors but they aren't very close! |
You can see the pictures of the lake that we took today. It is just really sad!
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| View of What Is Left Of The Lake |
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| What a Sad Situation! |
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| Prairie Dog Town |
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| Closeup of a Wild Flower |
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| Cluster of Hardy Wild Flowers |
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| Another Miniature Wild Flower |
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| Dam in the Distance |
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| Some areas of the park are green |
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| Closeup of a part of the Dam |
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| Sunset at our Campsite |
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