Natural places where a multitude of plants and animals can be viewed in their natural habitats. Educational places where learning about natural and cultural history is an everyday experience - where our visitors can learn what life was like for early inhabitants and pioneers in an isolated wilderness. Recreational places for hiking, fishing, stargazing, hunting, rock-climbing, cycling, boating, floating, birding, swimming, horseback riding or just relaxing. Overnight places with starry, midnight-blue ceilings and fragrant flora walls and flooring. We have a large variety of Texas landscapes at our parks.
Parks take credit cards.
There is differential pricing at some parks with overnight use. Some parks do not charge an entrance fee but may charge an Activity Use Fee. Children 12 and under are exempt from paying entrance fees. Some parks have established slightly higher rates and minimum-stay requirements during holidays and peak visitation periods. In addition, some offer premium, preferred facilities at increased prices.