Family Campout at Brazos Bend State Park

Sometimes a family campout, sometimes a father/child campout, every fall the men's ministry hosts a camping trip at Brazos Bend State Park.

A time for men to treat their families to camping and fishing at the state park, this event is usually held in the fall. Fishing is free at the park and no license is required.

Check out these photos from years past!

Just waking up...

Frisbee and Cricket!

Girls with food... boys with fire!

About the State Park:

Brazos Bend State Park, approximately 28 miles southwest of Houston, covers roughly 5000 acres, with an eastern boundary of 3.2 miles fronting on the Brazos River on the southeast border of Fort Bend County.

Activities include camping, picnicking, hiking, biking, equestrian, and fishing. Six lakes are easily accessible to fishermen, with piers located at 40-Acre, Elm and Hale Lakes. There are at least three free interpretive programs and hikes offered every weekend. The Nature Center is open weekends and most holidays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. It's "Habitats and Niches" display offers an unusual "hands-on" alligator discovery area, a tactile model of the park, freshwater aquarium, live native snake species, a touch table and an open-captioned orientation video for all visitors including those with hearing impairments. The George Observatory is located in the park and is open Saturdays from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.