Fall for Parks
Enjoy the Colors
Beyond the popular bigtooth maples of Lost Maples State Natural Area, you'll find fall foliage in many state parks. Visit gorgeous yellow cottonwoods at Caprock Canyons. Get an eyeful of East Texas hardwoods including elms, oaks, sweetgums, beeches and hickories at state parks like Lake Bob Sandlin, Cooper Lake, Daingerfield, Martin Creek Lake and more.
Come to Events
Celebrate with a smorgasbord of state parks events! See what's on the menu and enjoy nature's bounty. Pick from special Thanksgiving and fall food events like craft workshops, wild turkey talks, Dutch oven demos and more.
Camp Your Way
Never is camping more popular than during the fall. Book your reservation online, and be the first to know about upcoming new online reservation features!
Want to try something besides tent camping? Many of your state parks offer cabin and shelter options.
If your favorite spot is already full, chances are you can still find a place nearby.
