Most Texas state parks charge a daily camping entrance fee of $5.00 to $8.00 per person, and campsite fees range from $10.00 to $25.00 per night, depending on amenities. Yes, Texas offers free ...

With bluebonnet fields, scenic tubing rivers, and lush vineyards, Texas Hill Country is not short on views. Here are the 15 ...

While the National Park Service, and other federal agencies, are in a state of turmoil under the administration's push to drastically shrink the size of government, the agency has no idea how many ...

For the third consecutive year, Texas state parks launched the new year by breaking historical participation numbers at First Day Hike events around the state.

From world-renowned fishing and delicious seafood dives to art galleries and state parks, there's plenty to do on your trip ...

Outdoors enthusiasts in Texas can look forward to a new park to explore in the coming years: The Texas Parks and Wildlife ...

The greatest thing about winter in Texas is it’s short. By March, the weather starts to warm. Then, the state bursts into ...

The City of Abilene is considering changes to its camping policies at Sea Bee and Johnson parks, potentially extending stay limits and introducing a permit system.

A decision by Padre Island National Seashore officials to close the seashore during a recent cold snap that stunned nearly ...

Settlers Park in Grapevine: $750,000 for development of a boardwalk/pier, kayak launch, outdoor education/primitive camping ... One of Texas’ most popular state parks to double in size following ...