Martin Dies, Jr. State Park - Jasper, TX
Posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member WalksfarTX
N 30° 51.168 W 094° 10.013
15R E 388427 N 3413870
Martin Dies, Jr. State Park is comprised of approximately 730 acres and is made up of units: the Cherokee Unit in Tyler County and the Henhouse Ridge and Walnut Ridge Units in Jasper County.
Waymark Code: WMPQT9
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 10/09/2015
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member bluesnote
Views: 4

From tpwd website:
Martin Dies Jr. served as a Texas State Senator for eight years before becoming Secretary of State of Texas. In September of 1971, he became the Chief Justice of the Ninth Court of Appeals in Beaumont, until 1989 when he retired. Throughout his years of public service, he devoted much effort to improving the state park system, and therefore the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission honored him by renaming Dam B State Park to Martin Dies, Jr. State Park.
Martin Dies, Jr. State Park is nestled alongside B.A. Steinhagen Reservoir between Woodville and Jasper.
Park Type: Overnight

Activities:
Activities include camping, hiking and biking, fishing, boating, paddling, stargazing, swimming, wildlife viewing and birding, nature study and just plain ole relaxing.


Park Fees:
$4.00 Day Use $14.00 Campsite w/water $16.00 Campsite w/water & 30 amp Electricity $20.00 Campsite w/water & 50 amp Electricity $30.00 Screened Shelters $45.00 Shelters with A/C $55.00 Cabin with A/C and Bed


Date Established?: Opened under the name of Dam B State Park in 1965

Link to Park: [Web Link]

Background: Not listed

Additional Entrance Points: Not Listed

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