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
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National Wildlife RefugeAransas County
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge(Aransas NWR)
Austwell · 115,324 acres
Water Access
Managed by: USFWS
Visit website →National Wildlife RefugeGrayson County
Hagerman NWR(Hagerman)
Sherman · 11,320 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: USFWS
Visit website →National Wildlife RefugeChambers County
Jocelyn Nungaray NWR(Anahuac NWR)
Anahuac · 34,000 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: USFWS
Visit website →National Wildlife RefugeCameron County
Laguna Atascosa NWR(Laguna Atascosa)
Harlingen · 120,000 acres
Water Access
Managed by: USFWS
Visit website →National Wildlife RefugeJefferson County
McFaddin NWR(McFaddin)
Sabine Pass · 58,861 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: USFWS
Visit website →National Wildlife RefugeBrazoria County
San Bernard NWR(San Bernard)
Freeport · 45,730 acres
Water AccessFree
Managed by: USFWS
Visit website →National Wildlife RefugeHidalgo County
Santa Ana NWR(Santa Ana)
Alamo · 2,088 acres
Water Access
Managed by: USFWS
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