>>244530>>244559I know this feel, bros. Been in Texas all my life and I've never had access to private land for camping. The only state parks that allow fires are Mustang Island because hurr durr sand.
BUT there are a few national forests in East Texas that do allow fires as long as there's not a drought. I'm hoping to get a few friends to head out, as I've never been to one and it's actually okay to have fires.
I've had ground fires before at primitive sites, and once at Enchanted Rock a park ranger drove by in a golf cart thing while we were cooking breakfast, and he just waved. We clearly had a fire, and he clearly didn't care.
>>244513OP it should say what is and is not allowed, or at least define what constitutes a ground fire. But I'm not sure where you're talking about, so you should just tell us what park you're thinking of and someone may know from experience.
