Texas State Parks

Imagine kicking off your year surrounded by nature's beauty at a brand new Texas State Park, just waiting to be explored.

The flames may have taken a beloved landmark, but a spark of hope is igniting plans for a new community treasure.

As National Camp Day approaches, it’s a great reminder to respect our beautiful landscapes. Let’s explore the joys and responsibilities of camping in Texas!

Fall brings cooler temps and a slate of guided hikes into Palo Duro Canyon, from geology walks and birding to full-moon treks and star parties.

Palo Duro Canyon State Park is hiring a winter campground host. Duties include cleaning campsites and restrooms, helping guests, and enjoying an RV spot in return.

Imagine a day where the trees are your backdrop and these trails are your guide, November 2nd brings free access to all of Texas's stunning state parks.

With 80% of Americans missing the Milky Way, Texas Parks & Wildlife is reviving night skies in state parks.

As families make plans for a lakeside getaway, there’s a crucial reminder about staying safe on the water this Labor Day weekend.

Imagine hiking through red cliffs and vibrant rock formations, all while embracing the great Texas outdoors. There's much more to discover in this hidden gem.

There’s something special about casting a line in nature with the family. Texas parks make it budget-friendly and hassle-free this time of year.

He also recalls the moment he knew it was time to stop touring with the band.

Every tree has a story, but the Big Tree holds the tales of Texas’s past, from native rituals to whispers of warriors.