Caddo National Grassland

Caddo National Grassland spans roughly 17,700 acres in Texas and is managed by the U.S. Forest Service as a multiple-use public land area. The grassland offers a mix of recreational opportunities including hiking and trail walking, dispersed camping, fishing in available waters, scenic driving through the property, and hunting during designated seasons. Visitors will find open grassland habitat typical of the region, with opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography. Access is generally straightforward, though conditions and specific amenities vary by season. Spring through fall is the most comfortable visiting window, with summer heat being the primary seasonal consideration. Winter weather is mild but can occasionally affect access. The area attracts both day-use visitors and those seeking quieter camping experiences on public land.