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  • – Burn Ban in Effect –
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  • Home
  • The Canyon Gallery & Visitors Center
  • Photo Gallery
  • Fees & Facilities
    • Entrance Fees
    • Campsites
    • Cabins
    • Group Facilities
  • Things To Do
  • Hours
  • Maps
  • Newsletters
  • Weather
  • FAQs
  • Calendars
    • The Canyon Gallery Calendar
    • PDC State Park Calendar
  • Volunteer
    • For the Canyon Gallery
    • For Texas Parks & Wildlife
  • Contact
    • Palo Duro Canyon State Park
    • – or –   The Canyon Gallery
  • Links
    • Our Facebook Page
    • Amarillo Convention & Visitor Council
    • Canyon TX Chamber of Commerce
    • Old West Riding Stables
    • Palo Duro ZipLine
    • Palo Duro Trading Post
    • Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
    • Texas Musical Drama
    • Texas Master Naturalists Panhandle Chapter
  • – Burn Ban in Effect –

Palo Duro Canyon State Park is OPEN for Day Use with restrictions.
7:00AM – 7:00PM Every Day.
For more detail and possible updates, please read the alerts on the Texas Parks and Wildlife website: » Here «

The park is under a burn ban until further notice. No ash-producing fires of any kind are allowed,  including wood or charcoal. You may use containerized fuel stoves (i.e. propane) with a shut-off  valve or an on/off switch for cooking.