Canyon of the Eagles
About this place
940-acre nature park and lodge on the north shore of Lake Buchanan with campsites (picnic tables, grills and fire rings), trails and an observatory. Charcoal and propane grilling allowed even under a burn ban per LCRA policy; wood fires prohibited during a ban. (Coordinates geocoded from the park address.)
Good to know
Seasonal bans possible in dry, high-wind spells. Check Texas A&M Forest Service's current status ↗
Hours
Fees
- Free per personChildren (12 and younger)
- Free per personFree with LCRA Parks Pass
- $2 per personSeniors (65 and older), Military and Disabled
- $5 per personAdults
What's here
Location
Common questions
Can you grill at Canyon of the Eagles?
Yes — both propane and charcoal grilling are allowed at Canyon of the Eagles. Grills are already provided on site. None for day use; camping/lodging reservable via resort. Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.
Do you need a permit or reservation?
None for day use; camping/lodging reservable via resort.
Is there a fee at Canyon of the Eagles?
Yes — fees apply. For example, Free per person · Children (12 and younger). See the official page for the full schedule.
Can you swim at Canyon of the Eagles?
allowed.
Are dogs allowed?
Pet Friendly.
What are the hours at Canyon of the Eagles?
sunrise to sunset.
