Texas Parks and Outdoor Spaces
From sprawling state parks to neighborhood greenways, Texas outdoor space is worth knowing before you move -- or just for the weekend.
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County ParkCameron County
Adolph Thomae Jr. County Park(Thomae Park)
Rio Hondo · 500 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: Cameron County
Visit website →National PreserveHardin County
Big Thicket National Preserve(The Big Thicket)
Kountze · 113,122 acres
CampingWater AccessFree
Managed by: NPS
Visit website →USACE ParkBell County
Cedar Brake Park(Belton Lake)
Belton · 150 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: USACE
Visit website →Regional ParkLlano County
Cedar Point Park(Cedar Point)
Buchanan Dam · 400 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: LCRA
Visit website →USACE ParkDenton County
Hickory Creek Park(Hickory Creek)
Hickory Creek · 100 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: USACE
Visit website →USACE ParkBell County
Live Oak Ridge Park(Belton Lake)
Belton · 80 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: USACE
Visit website →USACE ParkBurleson County
Navasota Park(Lake Somerville)
Somerville · 250 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: USACE
Visit website →USACE ParkComal County
Potter's Creek Park(Canyon Lake)
Canyon Lake · 300 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: USACE
Visit website →Recreation AreaBurnet County
Shaffer Bend Recreation Area(Shaffer Bend)
Marble Falls · 508 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: LCRA
Visit website →Park & MarinaTravis County
Windy Point Park(Windy Point)
Austin · 15 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: City of Austin
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