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Originally Posted by Turn Key
Not really. If you read the "Disclaimer" it states that the ban (or its lifting) comes from individual county judges or county commisioners. Have noted over the years that county judges can be notoriously fickle in their decisions. As the disclaimer states, it is best to contact the individual county or park your intending to visit. When in doubt, I call the park the day I'm going to load the firewood. It has saved me work on more then one occasion!
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Exactly. The map is updated daily but I think most counties in Texas only choose to lift or renew a ban on a weekly basis. So it really is best to always call the park directly. You might find that the county has a ban but the park still allows some fires or charcoal cooking.