Fort Parker State Park Camping
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Fort Parker State Park
Fort Parker State Park
Fort Parker State Park
Fort Parker State Park
Fort Parker State Park
Fort Parker State Park
Fort Parker State Park is a 1,458.8-acre (590.4 ha) Texas state park in Limestone County, Texas, United States near the City of Mexia. The park is named after Fort Parker, the site of a notable Comanche raid in 1836. The park opened in 1941 and is administered by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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