What hours are Eagle Mountain Park open to the public?
The park is open to the public from dawn to dusk, seven days a week.
Is there a fee to use the park?
No, however, if you want to host an event of 100 or more people, a permit is required and a fee might be assessed. Smaller gatherings are allowed without a permit, but please keep the public in mind Eagle Mountain Park is a shared recreational resource that serves our entire community. During your event, no part of the park or trails can be closed off in any way to accommodate your guests. Eagle Mountain Park is a first-come, first-serve public amenity.
Are motorized vehicles allowed in the park?
Personal motorized vehicles are prohibited. This includes ATVs, golf carts, motorcycles, etc.
Is camping allowed?
Neither camping or campfires are allowed in Eagle Mountain Park. The public is expected to leave the park by dusk each day.
What facilities are available in the park?
Port-a-lets, water fountains, trashcans and covered picnic tables are conveniently located at the entrance to the park; however, the trails themselves do not offer these amenities. Please plan to provide your own water and remember whatever you pack-in, you must pack-out.
Are dogs allowed on the trails?
In order to protect the wildlife that thrive in our trail system, dogs are not allowed. Designated service animals are allowed.
Is horseback riding allowed?
The trails at Eagle Mountain Park are not designed to support horseback riding; therefore, it is not permitted.
Are bicycles allowed on the trails?
It is not permitted. The trails at Eagle Mountain Park are not designed to support cycling.
Is fishing available from Eagle Mountain Park?
Fishing is allowed in and along the shore of the lake with a Fishing License from Texas Parks & Wildlife. Please take into consideration it is approximately a mile hike to the shoreline.
Is kayaking available from Eagle Mountain Park?
Kayaking is allowed, but not easily accessible.
For other nearby TRWD kayaking opportunities, visit www.twinpointspark.com and
www.trinitytrailsfw.com/paddling.
