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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AllState ParkNational ParkNational ForestNational Recreation AreaWildlife RefugeHistoric/MonumentOther
9 results
State Natural AreaVal Verde County
Devils River State Natural Area(Devils River)
Del Rio · 37,000 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: TPWD
Visit website →State Natural AreaBandera County
Hill Country State Natural Area(Bandera)
Bandera · 5,368 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: TPWD
Visit website →State Natural AreaBandera County
Lost Maples State Natural Area(Lost Maples)
Vanderpool · 2,908 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: TPWD
Visit website →National Historical ParkGillespie County
Lyndon B. Johnson National Hist. Park(LBJ Ranch)
Johnson City · 1,571 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: NPS
Visit website →National SeashoreKleberg County
Padre Island National Seashore(PINS)
Corpus Christi · 130,434 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: NPS
Visit website →State Historic SiteJefferson County
Sabine Pass Battleground(Sabine Pass)
Port Arthur · 58 acres
Water Access
Managed by: THC
Visit website →National Historical ParkBexar County
San Antonio Missions National Hist. Park(The Missions)
San Antonio · 948 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: NPS
Visit website →State Historic SiteHarris County
San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site(San Jacinto)
La Porte · 1,200 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: TPWD
Visit website →State Historic SiteWashington County
Washington-on-the-Brazos(Birthplace of Texas)
Brenham · 293 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: TPWD
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