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Along a scenic stretch of the Leon River southwest of Waco lies Mother Neff State Park, one of Texas’ earliest state parks. Isabella Neff donated the original six acres for the park in 1921. Since then, many folks have discovered what Mother Neff knew: This is a very special place.
A state park in Texas named after the mother of Governor Pat Morris Neff, who donated the land in 1916. The park features historic buildings, trails, and a scenic view of the Leon River, but is often closed due to flooding.
Learn about the history and features of Mother Neff State Park, named after the mother of former Texas governor Pat Neff. The park offers camping, hiking, picnicking and historical structures built by the CCC in the 1930s.
Rocky terrain and tree roots cross path so watch your footing. The Tower Trail (from the campground to the CCC tower), the Prairie Trail and Pond Trail are flat trails. Suggest edits to improve what we show.
Explore nearly 3.5 miles of trails for beginners and experienced trekkers. Trails wind around the Wash Pond, CCC Rock Tower, and to a cave used by the Tonkawa Indian tribe in the 1800s. Mother Neff welcomes volunteers to help with a variety of projects year-round. Kids 12 and under can become Junior Rangers or look into the CCC.
Learn about the origins, development, and challenges of Mother Neff State Park, named after the mother of former Texas governor Pat Neff. Explore the park's architecture, landscape, and activities, as well as the nearby Old River Road.
Explore the diverse landscapes and wildlife of Mother Neff State Park on hiking trails. Learn about the park's history, features and tips for staying safe and enjoying the outdoors.
