Lost Maples State Natural Area

Texas

Lost Maples State Natural Area

About Lost Maples State Natural Area

You may know Lost Maples for its fall color, but it is spectacular year-round. Visit any time to see abundant wild­flowers, steep canyon walls and the scenic Sabinal River. We’re just two hours northwest of San Antonio. Please stay on designated trails. The natural area contains steep and rugged terrain. Do not climb on rocks or hillsides. Bigtooth maples have shallow roots, and you can hurt the trees by walking over their roots. Wet a hook in the Sabinal River or Can Creek. You do not need a fishing license to fish from shore or pier in a state park or natural area. We loan fishing gear for use in the park!

Things to do at Lost Maples State Natural Area

Activities and recreation available at or near the park, from its published amenities.

Fishing

Amenities

Lost Maples State Natural Area lists 1 amenity across 1 category.

Camping

Campsites

Camping at Lost Maples State Natural Area

Camping features published for this park. For current rates and reservations, see the official park page.

Campsites Electric hookups

Camping at Lost Maples State Natural Area spans RV sites with hookups. Check the official park page for current rates, site details and reservations before you go.

Getting to Lost Maples State Natural Area