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
National ParkBrewster County
Big Bend National Park(Big Bend)
Terlingua · 801,163 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: NPS
Visit website →Nature PreserveTarrant County
Bob Jones Nature Center(Bob Jones)
Southlake · 758 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: City of Southlake
Visit website →Nature ParkBastrop County
Glespy Park(Glespy)
Bastrop · 60 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: LCRA
Visit website →National ParkCulberson County
Guadalupe Mountains National Park(The Guadalupes)
Salt Flat · 86,367 acres
Camping
Managed by: NPS
Visit website →Nature ParkMatagorda County
Matagorda Bay Nature Park(Matagorda Bay)
Matagorda · 1,600 acres
CampingWater Access
Managed by: LCRA
Visit website →Nature ParkBastrop County
McKinney Roughs Nature Park(McKinney Roughs)
Cedar Creek · 1,100 acres
Water Access
Managed by: LCRA
Visit website →Nature ParkCameron County
Monte Bella Trails Park(Monte Bella)
Brownsville · 230 acres
Free
Managed by: City of Brownsville
Visit website →Nature PreserveTravis County
North Cat Mountain(Cat Mountain)
Austin · 150 acres
Free
Managed by: LCRA
Visit website →Nature PreserveCameron County
Sabal Palm Sanctuary(Sabal Palm)
Brownsville · 527 acres
Water Access
Managed by: Gorgas Science Foundation
Visit website →Sponsored
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