There you can learn about the Big Thicket's natural and cultural history, legends, and lore. The Nature Conservancy, Inc. , operates the Roy E. Larsen Sandyland Sanctuary, which exemplifies the patches of and sandy-land found in the thicket. Guided hikes can be scheduled. Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation is open daily except in January and February. Craft demonstrations, cultural exhibitions, and tour rides are available seasonally.
Campgrounds are open year- round.
Tyler County Heritage Society operates the Heritage Village Museum in Woodville. The museum is a collection of buildings and artifacts depicting pioneer life in the Big Thicket. Register at the trailhead and stay on the trail. Detour around snakes because some are poisonous. Use insect repellent and avoid disturbing bee, wasp, or fire ant nests.