There is also a nature trail with a self-guided tour. The Group Dining Hall is available for family reunions, birthday parties, etc. Sand toboggans and disks can be rented at park headquarters. Take time to stop by the Texas State Park Store. The Dunagan Visitor Center features hands-on exhibits of the cultural and natural history of the Sandhills, including Dune Dynamics, Permian Basin Heritage, and Wildlife Habitat.
Scenic windows offer spectacular viewing of birds and other wildlife as they come to food and water.
Park orientation is available. The park is only a small portion of a dune field that extends about 200 miles from south of Monahans westward and north into New Mexico. Most of these dunes are stabilized by vegetation, but the park is one area where many dunes are still active. Active dunes grow and change shape in response to seasonal, prevailing winds, so the visitor may experience a dynamic landscape. Fresh water occurs at shallow depths within the dunefield and sometimes stands in shallow ponds in low areas between dunes.