The fall camping season is in full swing now that cool ... 🍂 Explore 20 Texas State Parks near San Antonio for fall camping ... according to the fall foliage prediction map from smokymountains.com.

There are far more state parks than national parks in Texas, so the odds of you being close to a state park are far higher than they would be with a national park. Texas boasts 89 state parks and ...

Summer marks a busy season for Texas state parks as families plan trips. ... park management recommends making reservations for both camping and day use. MAP: Most visited Texas state parks in 2023 ...

Current Texas State Parks Pass holders who have a pass expiring after Sept. 1 can renew early (up to 150 days prior to expiration) to get another 12 months of pass benefits at the $70 price. The ...

Crucially, LCRA parks are much lesser known and less visited than Texas’s beloved but overburdened state parks. Annual visitation for LCRA’s facilities was about 1.5 million visitors in 2023 ...

Just southwest of Waco is Mother Neff State Park, which lies along a stretch of the Leon River and is one of Texas’ earliest state parks. Camping options include 20 full hookup sites for $25 a ...

State parks in the Big Bend Country region saw the fewest number of visitors, with around 461,000. Those numbers do not include visitors to Big Bend National Park, which alone saw more than ...

Top 10 least-visited Texas state parks. Note: The TPWD-operated Wyler Aerial Tramway is not included in the list below because it’s been closed since April 2020 due to safety concerns.

In 2021, Texas state parks recorded a record 9.94 million visitors. On average, parks are seeing a 2% to 5% jump in visitors each year. Next year, Kurtenbach said, the number of visitors is ...

Jan. 24—AUSTIN — Texas State Parks kicked off 2024 in grand style by breaking not only its historical participation numbers but also by having the most events, participants and miles hiked of ...

Last year, nearly 8,000 participants shattered the previous attendance record New Year’s Day by ringing in Texas State Parks’ 100th birthday with a First Day Hike.