Choke Canyon State Park

Things to Do
Choke Canyon State Park, consisting of two units, South Shore and Calliham, is located on 26,000-acre Choke Canyon Reservoir, a water supply for Corpus Christi.
The South Shore Unit is a day-use only park (6 a.m.-10 p.m.) and offers boating, fishing, picnicking, wildlife viewing and birding. The Calliham Unit offers camping , picnicking, boating, hiking, wildlife viewing, birding, fishing, lake beach and softball and volleyball areas. Seasonal guided bird walks are conducted on scheduled days.
In addition to campsites , the park has Shelters with Air-conditioning , and several group facilities , including a Sports Complex Area, that has a Dining Hall with a Kitchen, a large indoor gymnasium with hardwood floors and bleachers, a stage, a projection screen, and a public address sound system, and outside there is a basketball court and tennis court.
Detailed fishing and lake information for Choke Canyon Reservoir
Swimming Safety Tips
Alligators live in the park; read our a l ligator safety tips . Ranger Programs
The park offers a variety of educational opportunities. Check the calendar for upcoming events or contact the park for special tours.
Area Attractions
Nearby points of interest include Lake Corpus Christi State Park , 45 miles southeast near Mathis; Goliad State Park & Mission Esp?ritu Santo State Historic Site , 64 miles east in Goliad; and Fannin Battleground .
For more information on this area, go to the Three Rivers Chamber of Commerce website.



- FACILITIES -

CAMPING
PICNIC
PLAYGROUND
SWIMMING
TRAILS
BOATING
GOLF
GEOCACHING
SHOWERS
RESTROOMS
STORE
BEACH
FAMILY
TENTS
POOL
SHADE TREES
50 AMP
WIRELESS
TRAILS
FISHING
MARINA
HOOKUPS
ELECTRIC
DUMP
SEWER
WATER
FIRERING
GRILL
FIREWOOD
LAUNDRY
PROPANE
PETS
WATERFRONT
CABLE
PULLTHRU

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