Cypress Black Bayou Recreation Park

06/17/2026

4th of July t-shirts are in and ready to be sold! We have a limited supply of Adult Smalls-3XLS and Youth Small-Large! The adult shirts are $20 per and the youth shirts are $15 per. Come and get them while supplies last!

06/15/2026

Due to weather we will be closing for the rest of the day. Sorry for the inconvenience.

06/02/2026

Due to the weather, the beach will remain closed today and the front office will close at 5:00. Thank you!

05/31/2026

Beach Safety Tips For Dog Parents:

A beach day with your dog can be one of summer’s best little adventures, especially if your pup loves new smells, soft sand, and splashing near the shore. But not every dog is a beach dog, so it helps to plan around their comfort level, energy, and swimming confidence.
Before you go, check the beach rules, leash requirements, and dog-friendly areas. Pack fresh water, shade, waste bags, pet-safe sunscreen, and a life jacket if your dog will be near the water. Reliable recall and a solid “leave it” cue also matter, since beaches can come with tempting hazards like sand, wildlife, dead fish, and other people’s snacks.
Once you’re there, keep a close eye on heat, hot sand, rough waves, and how tired your dog seems. A walk along the shore, a game of fetch in a quiet spot, or a quick splash together can be plenty. The best beach days are the ones where your dog feels safe, supervised, and happy to shake half the ocean onto you afterward.

05/30/2026

*PSA*
Please Do Not Burn Treated Lumber

Residents and landowners around Cypress Lake and Black Bayou are encouraged to properly dispose of treated lumber and avoid burning it.
Why Is Burning Treated Lumber Harmful?
Pressure-treated wood contains chemical preservatives designed to resist rot, insects, and decay. When burned, these chemicals can be released into the air and concentrated in the ash.

Potential impacts include:
Air Pollution – Burning treated wood can release toxic chemicals and fine particles that may affect air quality.
Health Risks – Smoke from treated lumber may contain substances that can irritate the eyes, skin, and respiratory system.
Environmental Damage – Contaminated ash can leach harmful chemicals into the soil and nearby waterways, threatening fish, wildlife, and aquatic habitats.
Water Quality Concerns – Chemicals entering Cypress Lake and Black Bayou can negatively affect the ecosystems that residents value and enjoy.

What Should You Do Instead?
✔ Separate treated lumber from clean, untreated wood.
✔ Take treated lumber to an approved waste disposal or construction debris facility.
✔ Follow local regulations for disposal of treated wood products.
✔ Burn only clean, untreated natural wood when permitted by local ordinances.

Here is an article that contains more information: https://iwaste.epa.gov/guidance/natural-disaster/fact-sheets/types-of-waste?id=cca-treated-wood

Thank you!

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05/25/2026

⚠️ DELAYED OPENING ⚠️
Due to maintenance repairs and a full beach clean up, the beach at Cypress Black Bayou Recreation will open today at 11AM.
We appreciate your patience as we work to keep the beach safe, clean, and enjoyable for all guests. ☀️🏖️
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing everyone this afternoon!

05/25/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT!
The beach area will be closed today for maintenance until 11:00. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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05/24/2026

Everyone here at Cypress Park wishes you a Happy Memorial Day Weekend.

05/02/2026

Here’s Brayden K. with a new mallard duckling from our zoo. About a week old. Loves to cuddle and tell you about its day. 🥰
More to come in the next few days!

04/29/2026

Due to weather, the front gate will close at 5:00 pm. We apologize for the inconvenience!

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