This is such a great Texas State Park. All of the facilities were clean and the staff were…read morepleasant. Nice hiking trails with a little elevation, excellent birding, a playground for the kiddos and a lake to fish or splash around in. We came last July when it was sweltering. We rented a cheap cabin with A/C and mostly stayed on the water in our cheap inflatable. Today we tent camped and were able to hike the trails. It was beautiful with all the wildflowers. Very peaceful especially in the primitive camping area.

Lovely park. We've camped here now 4x and had really good experiences. The trails we've been on are…read morenice and manageable, not to rough and challenging. Lots of roots coming up so I prefer hiking vs biking. The roads are great for biking though. Small park, maybe 25 RV sites but they have cabins and primitive so something for everyone. Boat ramp and kayak/canoe rentals. Quite Easter weekend w/gorgeous weather. Sunsets are priceless!!!

I had taken my son here several times. We loved it! A great place to get in some practice!read more

Mr Ginsel has been working as a fishing guide on Lake Limestone for 30 years, and he knows where…read morethe fish are. We had a great time and we caught a lot of crappie. I absolutely recommend this service.

Fort Boggy State Park is a nice little state park. It would get 5 stars but for the rude family who…read morechose to blare their music like they were the only ones at the park. The hike around the lake is an easy one but a little muddy with the rain recently. Not busy even on a Saturday.

The star of the show here is the cabins, although if we lived within an hour driving distance we…read moremight also periodically visit for the day to swim in the lake. The cabins are one large room with a queen bed and a bunk bed. Apparently there used to be a trundle under the bunk bed but they were removed at some point. The cabins have great working AC - much better than the cabins we have previously stayed in at Inks Lake State Park. There was a record breaking heat wave the weekend we stayed there and the cabin stayed cool. The cabins have a mini fridge (with a tiny freezer section in it), a microwave, and a coffee pot. You will need to supply your own coffee filters and all the bedding, including pillows. The cabins do have a broom and dustpan, as well as a door mat to keep some of the dirt out. There is a table with 4 chairs. The best part of the cabins are the two porches: one screened in and one open. They are LARGE porches, fully covered, and each one has 2 wooden chairs and a small table. Each porch has a ceiling fan, although neither fan spun fast enough to create much airflow. We tried pulling the chain to see if we could get the blades spinning faster without luck. If we were to return in the summer again, I would bring along our own fan. Even in the heat of an August heat wave, it was absolutely glorious to sit out on the porch in the morning with a cup of coffee. The cabins do not have their own bathrooms, but the bathroom nearby is exclusively for the 5 cabins and is cleaned every day. Between the limited use and the frequent cleaning, these were the nicest state park bathrooms we have ever used. Plenty of hot water, and a cold drinking fountain and water bottle filling station outside. The only complaint was that the toilets were INCREDIBLY difficult to flush, to the point where 4 of my 6 kids were physically unable to do it. I walked into the bathroom to find a poop sitting in the toilet multiple times and I have to assume it's because the guest before me was unable to push the button hard enough to get the toilet to flush. The park itself is tiny. There are two main trails; the one around the lake is roughly a mile and the one that leads to the primitive campsites is around 1.5 miles. The trails are pretty rough, with lots of holes, branches, and sandy areas, offering many opportunities for runners to sprain their ankle (which sadly, happened). I would plan on walking (not running) the trails, and even then only if you have strong ankles. The trails are shaded and pretty. I almost ran into a wild hog one morning on the trail out to the primitive campsites. The main attraction of the park is the lake, which is small, but fun for swimmers. There is a swim beach and a floating dock. The sand is soft and you do not need water shoes. The lake is apparently spring fed, but it's been hot enough for long enough with no rain here in Texas that the water was warmer than any spring I've ever felt. Still, on a 110 degree day it sure felt nice to float out there. The water is relatively clear, for a lake. You can fish on the lake and there are kayaks to rent, although they are ridiculously expensive (in my opinion) and have a complicated rental process. Forget the Kayaks... just bring your own inner tubes and float around. If you're looking to camp in the summer without sweating at night and you like to swim, Fort Boggy is a great spot. The cabins are $85 a night plus hotel tax. Calling this a hotel when you have to bring your own linens and there's no bathroom is kind of a stretch, but taxes are taxes I guess. Overall it's a fun weekend in a beautiful cabin by a nice lake. Great family time. I wish all the state parks had cabins this nice!

Quiet and clean park with helpful management . Certified wildlife habitat within Jewett City…read moreLimits.

If I could give 10 Stars I would! Larry is the nicest person you will ever meet. He had me…read moremeet him at the Shamrock station in town to escort me into the park. When I pulled in to the station I noticed smoke coming from my RV!! It was on fire!!! Me and the Jewett fire department was able to get it put out but I was not able to stay in it and had to rent a room. I was in town for a benefit and my time was limited. Larry took care of me like no one else would. He let me park my trailer at the campground at no charge but that's not all. I was busy with the benefit all weekend while knowing that Sunday I was going to have to deal with fixing my RV enough that I could pull it home. I arrived back at the campground early Sunday morning to find my RV completely sealed up and ready to go. It was as if an angel had come and saved the day! Larry did this for me because, as he said "I just like to help people when I can and I knew you needed help". This sort of kindness is rare these days and I could not be more grateful. If you ever have a chance to stay at Kozy Lakes please do! You won't find a better place to stay.

Last month I purchased 70 Bass, 150 Cat, 300 Blue Gill and 10 lb Minnows from Overton Fisheries…read more In all honesty the wait kind of sucked because when I arrived there were 3 or 4 other vehicles in front of me but in all fairness they don't prepackage the fish nor do they keep them in small tubs to make it easier to get for them, they have to go to several different ponds to fulfill each order. They were well packaged and loaded into the bed of my truck and I was provided with acclimation instructions. Made the hour and a half drive home and from what I could tell only lost 3 of the Large Mouth Bass so I say good job. I plan to return in the future to purchase more and also I'm in need of Gypsum which has proven difficult to buy anywhere else in bulk. (Not sure why when I reviewed my post it said I live in California. Montgomery, TX would be more accurate)

Great company to work with and purchase fish for your pond. Very knowledgeable about pond…read moretreatments and various types of fish. Very helpful and we plan to go back to visit.

We had the most magical country vacation here!…read more we rented the 3 bedroom ranch house. Sue was such a pleasure to do business with! She made booking very easy and I was able to bring my dog to stay at the ranch with us. The Ranch house is big and roomy and comes with a full kitchen and fridge. There is also a cowboy pool Included. The ranch is as picturesque as you can imagine where the animals roam free (except the kangaroos) you can rent a golf cart (highly recommended) and explore all 50+ acres of land and animals . There are plenty activities to keep your kids entertained, we stayed Sunday through Friday and had stuff to do the entire time. Ethan, the ranch Cowboy, took us horse riding, skeet shooting, and drove us on the wagon to feed the animals in the morning. He is such a sweet and knowledgeable guy, such as asset to the ranch! Crystal was also as sweet as pie, anything we needed she was there with a happy smile making sure we were taken care of! Cannot say enough great things about this place! Highly recommend , and the kids already want to be back!

I love this place. My daughter and I took my granddaughter there and we had a blast and it was just…read moreso peaceful.you even have your own dog for your place .when we arrived at the gate. There was a really sweet lady named Crystal there and she opened the gate because she had to keep back all the animals we were greeted by so many little animals. The animals are so very friendly, it was just magical. My granddaughter rode a pony for the first time and Ethan was just so spectacular with the kids when they went on the pony ride. It was just magical. We really loved it.

Small attraction and not the original but pretty cool being able to have an idea how things looked…read moreduring the time. The history is informative and while learning it provides the visual. There is a $5 fee and it was worth it. My husband and I were visiting Mexia so we rode the few miles down to check it out and it was cool. The staff and polite and helpful.

Like the confederate park area, no one was there. You were supposed to pay for the park with a…read morepermit but there were no forms available so we didn't end up getting to check out the park. It was a bit disappointing. Maybe we can try again some other time.