Haleys

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Haley’s Ferry

in Sabine National Forest

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Completed in 1996, this boat ramp offers access to Toledo Bend Reservoir throughout the year. No camping is allowed in the parking area. However, there are numerous dispersed camping spots in the area.

While you should check on fees, from 2000 – June, 2010 they have held steady at $4 per campsite and $2 per vehicle for day use.

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Directions:

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[/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.12″]From Center, Tx: Take Highway 87 South 4 miles to Shelbyville, TX

From Hemphill, TX: Take Highway 87 North 32 miles to Shelbyville, TX

From Shelbyville, TX:
- Take Highway 417 East 1.3 miles to Highway 2694
- Take Highway 2694 East for 11.9 miles to Highway 3172 (Huxley)
- Turn South on 3172 and go 1.5 miles to FS100A (paved road on left – may or may not have sign)
- Turn East onto FS100A and go 2 miles to boat launch area. The paved road turns into a gravel road about 1/2 way.

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USDA FOREST SERVICE YELLOWPINE RANGER DISTRICT P.O. BOX F HEMPHILL, TEXAS 75948 (409) 787-3870	For further information on Haley’s Ferry, contact: Sabine River Authority of Texas Route 1 Box 270 Burkeville, TX 75932 (409) 565-2273

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