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Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical ParkThe LBJ Ranch served very prominently as the "Texas White House" of U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson during the 1960s.
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Park, Texas State
Explore Park in Texas State with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Park Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Park guide to compare the stops that belong together in Texas State, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Angelina National ForestThe Angelina National Forest is one of four national forests located within Texas.
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Davy Crockett National ForestDavy Crockett National Forest in east Texas spans over 160,000 acres and provides a good mix of activities for visitors.
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Sabine National ForestThe Sabine National Forest in eastern Texas is just over 160,000 acres in size, but don't let its smaller stature fool you--there are excellent opportunities to get outside and get active here.
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Sam Houston National ForestThe Sam Houston National Forest of Texas offers city dwellers a wilderness retreat that is less than a 2-hour drive away from Houston.
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Chamizal National MemorialThe ever-changing route of the Rio Grande River led to many border disputes between the U.S. and Mexico, which use the river to mark their international boundaries.
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Fort Davis National Historic SiteFort Davis, a 19th-century frontier Army post in West Texas, has a fascinating history.
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Alibates Flint Quarries National MonumentFlint was a valuable natural resource for Native American tribes, which used the stone to make arrowheads and tools.
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Amistad National Recreation AreaA dam on the Rio Grande River forms the Amistad Reservoir, the heart of the Amistad National Recreation Area.
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Lake Meredith National Recreation AreaLake Meredith National Recreation Area is a popular destination for residents of the Texas Panhandle as well as out of state visitors, providing rare opportunities for on-the-water activities in a largely dry region.
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Anahuac National Wildlife RefugeThe Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Southeast Texas is a 37,000-acre area dedicated to growing and enhancing the coastal marshes and prairie lands along Galveston Bay.
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Aransas National Wildlife RefugeEstablished in 1937, the refuge was founded to aid in the rescue of the endangered Whooping Crane.
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Brazoria National Wildlife RefugeIf you are searching for a diverse experience in nature then the Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge is the place to visit.
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Buffalo Lake National Wildlife RefugeOriginally purchased as a water source by the USDA, the refuge is now home to countless plants and animals that make up the natural habitat of the area.
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Hagerman National Wildlife RefugeThe Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge, founded in 1946, is located in Texas in Grayson County.
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Muleshoe National Wildlife RefugeThe Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge in Texas, is a safe haven for the migratory waterfowl.
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San Bernard National Wildlife RefugeSpanning 54,000 acres in Texas, the San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge is home to numerous habitats.
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Santa Ana National Wildlife RefugeVisit Santa Anna National Wildlife Refuge today and observe hundreds of native animals in their natural habitats.
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Texas Point National Wildlife RefugeOnce developed by two Native American tribes, the Texas Point National Wildlife Refuge now works rigorously to protect the migratory birds along with the resident wildlife in the area.
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Abilene State ParkThe park provides numerous recreational opportunities including a lake and fishing pond, a historic swimming pool, trails, and camping.
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Atlanta State ParkSituated on the shores of Wright Patman Lake, the park is comprised of a towering pine forest that offers plenty of wildlife and bird sighting opportunities.
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Barton Warnock Visitor CenterThe eastern entrance gateway to Big Bend Ranch State Park.
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Bastrop State ParkComposed of the "Lost Pines of Texas", this park has the western-most stand of loblolly pines in the state.
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Battleship Texas State Historic SiteA former Navy battleship that served in both World War I and II.
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Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State ParkA birder's paradise, this park boasts over 360 species.
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Big Bend Ranch State ParkSteep canyons, rugged mountains, night skies - this remote park is for the adventurous.
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Big Spring State ParkThe 200-foot-high limestone mesa, and views it offers, are the highlight of this park.
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Brazos Bend State ParkWith over 5,000 acres of bottomland and upland coastal prairie, this former hunting ranch features nature as the highlight of this park.
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Buescher State ParkThe sister park to Bastrop State Park, this 1,000 plus acres park also preserves the "Lost Pines of Texas" - the westernmost stand of loblolly pine trees in the United States.
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Cedar Hill State ParkThis park features the Joe Pool Lake, tall-grass prairie areas, and remnants of an 1850s farmhouse
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Cleburne State ParkThe spring-fed lake nestled in a thickly wooded forest is the highlight of this park.
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Cooper Lake State ParkComposed of two park units, there's plenty of space to hike, fish, or swim.
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Daingerfield State ParkThe spring-fed lake, pine forests and rolling hills are the highlights of this park.
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Davis Mountains State ParkLocated high in the hills of this West Texas mountain range.
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Devils River State Natural AreaConsidered one of the most pristine rivers in Texas.
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Devil's Sinkhole State Natural AreaNamed for a geologic sinkhole created by a collapsed cavern.
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Enchanted Rock State Natural AreaA pink granite dome that rises above the surrounding area.
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Estero Llano Grande State ParkDeep in the heart of the Rio Grande Valley, this park is a birding paradise.
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Fairfield Lake State ParkBordering the 2,400-acre lake, boating and fishing are the primary activities at this park.
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Fort Boggy State ParkNamed after the fort that was constructed in 1840 by the Republic of Texas.
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Fort Richardson State ParkWith a history that goes back over 150 years, this park is one of Texas' most beloved landmarks.
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Franklin Mountains State ParkSituated in the heart of El Paso, Texas, this park is one of the largest urban areas in the country, with an impressive 24,247 acres of outdoor space.
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Galveston Island State ParkSurrounded by marshy wetlands, sandy dunes, and dramatic views of the Gulf Coast, this park feels like a world away from the bustling beach town of Galveston.
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Garner State ParkThis is the most popular state park in the entire state of Texas for camping and for a good reason.
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Goliad State Park & Historic SiteThis park is the perfect mix of historical landmarks and natural landscapes.
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Goose Island State ParkIn this park, you'll be rewarded with pristine views over two different bodies of water the St. Charles Bay and Aransas Bay.
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Government Canyon State Natural AreaStrictly reserved for preserving the natural habitat of the area.
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Guadalupe River State ParkWith four miles of river banks at your disposal, you'll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the refreshing waters when visiting this park.
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Hill Country State Natural Area5,000 acres of grasslands, steep canyons, and babbling creeks.
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Honey Creek State Natural AreaA preserved site centered around the tranquil Honey Creek.
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Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic SiteNestled between the Franklin and Hueco Mountains, this park has a unique mix of rock formations, rainwater pools, and desert basins.
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Huntsville State ParkLocated in the Sam Houston National Forest, this peaceful park boasts over 2,000 acres of loblolly and shortleaf pine forests.
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Inks Lake State ParkAn oasis of plants and wildlife, this scenic state park is one of the most stunning places to visit in Burnet County.
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Lake Bob Sandlin State ParkFor an eventful day out on the water, head to this lakeside park in Pittsburg,
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Lake Brownwood State ParkThis park has tons of land and water activities for you to participate in during your visit.
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Lake Casa Blanca International State ParkLocated just a stone's throw away from the Mexican border, this park is the perfect place to spend a relaxing day outdoors.
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Lake Colorado City State ParkRelax on the shores of this beautifully peaceful lake while you soak in the pristine views of the surrounding nature.
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Lake Corpus Christi State ParkAs one of the more diverse state parks in Texas, you'll find marshes, wooded forests, wetlands, and lakes during your visit.
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Lake Livingston State ParkPerched on the edge of Piney Woods is this quiet 600-acre park.
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Lake Mineral Wells State Park & TrailwayA short 45-minute drive from Fort Worth drops you off in the middle of cattle country at this state park.
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Lake Somerville State Park & TrailwayCentrally located between Austin and Houston, this spacious 5,520-acre park has plenty to offer in terms of outdoor adventure.
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Lake Tawakoni State ParkAlthough it may be world-famous for housing the largest spider web ever documented, there's more to this park than this record-breaking achievement.
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Lake Whitney State ParkIdeal for day trips or overnight adventures, this park is known for its exciting outdoor activities.
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Lockhart State ParkThis park is a year-round destination for visitors and locals of Texas.
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Longhorn Cavern State ParkAs its name implies, this park is home to the historic Longhorn Cavern, a massive limestone cave with a fascinating million-year history.
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Lost Maples State Natural AreaCovering almost 3,000-acres of the Edwards Plateau, this spectacular park is an unspoiled piece of paradise in Texas.
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Lyndon B. Johnson State Park & Historic SiteAn homage to the 36th president of the United States, this fascinating park is part outdoor recreation and part historical site.
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Martin Creek Lake State ParkIn the heart of the East Texas Woods is a tranquil piece of land where you can spend the day participating in a number of fun outdoor activities.
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Martin Dies, Jr. State ParkWith 700-acres of alpine forest and wetlands, this park sits at the intersection of the Angelina and Neches River.
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McKinney Falls State ParkThis park is just 15-minutes south of Austin, although it feels like an entirely different world compared to the bustle of city life.
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Meridian State ParkSpend a beautiful day in nature when you visit this 500-acre state park in Meridian.
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Mission Tejas State ParkOn the northed edge of the Davy Crockett National Forest sits this state park.
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Monahans Sandhills State ParkWith over 3,840-acres of rolling sand dunes and deserted desert-like plains, this mystical park is made for exploration.
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Mother Neff State ParkSituated on the banks of the Leon River, this park is a paradise of canyons, prairies, and wildflower fields.
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Mustang Island State ParkIf you're looking for a day of sun, sand, and surf, then look no further than this scenic park.
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Old Tunnel State ParkAs one of the newest state parks in Texas, Old Tunnel is an abandoned railroad tunnel turned ominous cave that is now home to millions of winged bats.
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Palmetto State ParkThe lush, green foliage of this state park makes it one of the more unique places to visit in Texas.
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Palo Duro Canyon State ParkAs part of the Caprock Escarpment, this park is home to the second-largest canyon in America.
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Pedernales Falls State ParkLocated just a short drive from Austin, this park is nestled on the banks of the Pedernales River.
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Possum Kingdom State ParkSandwiched between the Palo Pinto Mountains and the Brazos River sits this 1,530-acre park.
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Purtis Creek State ParkWith plenty of activities to do on water and land, this park makes for an easy day trip from Dallas.
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Ray Roberts Lake State ParkTucked inside this park is the namesake body of water, after which it was named - Lake Ray Roberts.
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Resaca de la Palma State ParkA birdwatcher's paradise, this park is one of the only three places in the country that belong to the World Birding Center.
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Seminole Canyon State Park & Historic SiteExplore over 12,000 years worth of history.
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Sheldon Lake State Park & Environmental Learning CenterKnown for its birdwatching and wildlife viewing opportunities, this park is a great place to learn more about the native species of Texas.
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South Llano River State ParkSpend a fun-filled day on the river at this beautiful park in Hill County.
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Stephen F. Austin State ParkWith the perfect mix of wilderness and history, this park can easily be explored as a day trip from Houston.
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Tyler State ParkEncompassing almost 1,000 acres of Smith County in eastern Texas is this peaceful park.
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Village Creek State ParkNestled on one of the only free-flowing creeks in Texas, this state park is the perfect escape away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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Fairchild State ForestThis land is more than just an outdoor wonderland for hikers, cyclers, and horseback riders.
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W G Jones State ForestThis working forest is covered in native loblolly and shortleaf pines and is one of the most peaceful places to spend an afternoon.
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E.O. Siecke State ForestLocated near Kirbyville, this 1,722-acre forest was the first forest reserve in the entire state of Texas.
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John Henry Kirby Memorial State ForestLocated on the eastern side of Texas near the town of Woodville sits this 636-acre plot of protected forest.
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Masterson State ForestThis forest is named after Leonora Masterson, who donated all 558-acres of land to Jasper County.
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Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife RefugeCovering over 98,000-acres of the Rio Grande Valley is the largest protected wildlife refuge in the area.
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Big Bend National ParkA swath of Chihuahuan Desert larger than the state of Rhode Island is protected at Big Bend National Park, located in West Texas along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Guadalupe Mountains National ParkOnce an underwater reef, the Guadalupe Mountains of west Texas now rise more than 8,000 feet over the Chihuahuan Desert, including Texas' highest point, the 8,749-foot Guadalupe Mountain.
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Padre Island National SeashorePadre Island National Seashore is a study in contrasts: in the summer, North Padre Island's Malaquite Beach is crowded with sunbathers, but nearby lies 60 miles of undeveloped barrier beach.
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San Antonio Missions National Historic ParkRemember the Alamo? Officially the Mission San Antonio de Valero, the Alamo was actually just one of five frontier missions established by the Spanish along the San Antonio River in the 18th century.
