Davis Mountains State Park
Subnational Park · Fort Davis, Texas
A green mountain park in the middle of the Trans-Pecos desert, in a range kept surprisingly lush by Limpia Creek, and the site of Indian Lodge — a white pueblo-style adobe hotel the Civilian Conservation Corps completed in 1939 and the only hotel Texas Parks and Wildlife operates. Skyline Drive climbs to overlooks across the Davis Mountains, and the park sits in the middle of the McDonald Observatory and Fort Davis corridor inside a vast dark sky reserve.
Park Road 3, Fort Davis, Texas, 79734, United States
Main gate never locked; ⚠ SKYLINE DRIVE CLOSES AT 10 PM and day users must be out by then. Day use $6 per person 13 and over. Office 8:15 AM - 4:45 PM; Interpretive Center 8 AM - 5 PM daily. ⚠ INDIAN LODGE REOPENED MAY 2025 after a $3.5 million renovation. Black Bear Restaurant serves 7 AM - 2:30 PM Thursday through Monday. ⚠ Lodge and restaurant guests do not pay the daily entrance fee unless using park facilities. Skyline Drive closes in severe winter weather.
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