Stephen F. Austin State Park is a scenic 473-acre park located in San Felipe, Texas, near the Brazos River about an hour's drive from Houston. Named after one of Texas' founding fathers and established on June 14th, 1940, it offers visitors a blend of historical significance and natural beauty.

The park features numerous outdoor activities including camping with over 100 campsites available for tents or RVs; hiking along its nature trails that wind through lush forests; picnicking areas perfect for family gatherings; bird watching opportunities due to diverse avian populations within the area's habitats.

One main attraction at Stephen F. Austin State Park is golfing-the park boasts an impressive six-hole course suitable for all skill levels-and fishing enthusiasts can enjoy angling in the nearby river waters known to contain catfish among other species. The site also hosts educational programs detailing early Texan history reflective of Stephen F. Austin's influence during his time as a colonial administrator under Mexico before statehood was achieved.