Go Wild
Whether you capture wildlife with your camera, paint a pretty landscape, or discover a new place for your group to visit, there's plenty to do and see this spring at your Texas State Parks!
Go Wildlife Watching
Catch a glimpse of animals in their native habitats. Please maintain a safe, respectful distance. Travel the Great Texas Wildlife Trails for free online, or buy the beautiful maps to plan your drives.
Grow Your Group
Park visitors are social animals too. That means we sometimes travel in groups! Here are three popular ways to visit with friends and family this spring.
Watch for Birds
It can be as simple as a walk in the park, or it can become your favorite activity. With more species than almost any state, Texas is a birder’s paradise.
Time to Fish!
Thanks to more than 70 state parks with fishable waters, you can try this activity for free, with no license required! Please be sure to learn the rules, which help keep fish populations and their habitats healthy and sustainable.
Discover New Roots
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and many others contributed to today’s Texas treasures. Thanks to the seeds they planted early, today we can all visit more wild things and wild places.
