Situated along the serene Guadalupe River in New Braunfels, Texas, Camp Huaco Springs is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. This charming campground offers a blend of rustic beauty and modern amenities, making it an ideal getaway for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of river tubing, the tranquility of riverside camping, or
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Nestled in the heart of Texas Hill Country, Enchanted Rock State Natural Area beckons nature lovers and adventurers alike. This iconic pink granite dome, rising impressively above the landscape, offers an array of outdoor activities that promise to captivate your spirit and imagination. From the moment you set foot on its rugged trails, you’ll be enchanted by the park’s breathtaking
Tucked away in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Krause Springs offers a tranquil escape that feels worlds apart from the hustle and bustle of city life. This lush, 115-acre property in Spicewood is a hidden gem, boasting over 30 natural springs, picturesque waterfalls, and serene swimming holes. Whether you’re a nature lover, an adventure seeker, or simply looking
Nestled in the heart of Texas Hill Country, Inks Lake State Park is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. With its shimmering blue waters, rugged rock formations, and lush landscapes, this park promises a memorable escape into the great outdoors. Imagine spending your days exploring scenic trails, lounging by the lake, or discovering hidden waterfalls. Whether you’re
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Located in the nation’s second largest and most populous state, “a paradise on Earth” awaits. Tucked away, deep in the northern Chihuahuan Desert lies the extraordinary Big Bend Ranch State Park. Backcountry camping, nature viewing, and wildlife observation opportunities away visitors eager to set their sights on Texas lyre snakes, and mountain lions. Activities Nature Viewing and Birdwatching Nature viewing
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Located in the southeast portion of the state, Big Thicket National Preserve is the creator of many Texans’ fondest memories. The overwhelming consensus from county locals: The Big Thicket is awesome. It can literally strike a sense of wonder into the minds and hearts of its visitors. Towering trees, bio-life variety, and the mysterious “Ghost Road” all come together in
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A reviewer described SFA State Park best, calling it “all the fun of camping without actually roughing it.” With a wide range of camping options, some great hiking and mountain biking trails, interesting history, and close proximity to Houston, Stephen F. Austin State Park is a great place to be introduced to an active, outdoor lifestyle. Saturdays are particularly crowded
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Bastrop State Park owes its impressive beauty to the presence of the “Lost Pines,” the westernmost forest of loblolly pines in the country, separated from their nearest neighbors in east Texas by 100 miles. Also of interest are several buildings constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Considered an excellent example of the rustic, non-intrusive architectural style of
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Cloaked by the loblloy pine and oak trees of The Davy Crockett National Forest sits Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area, a campground that hosts locals and national visitors every year. Built in 1936 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, this beautiful lake area is open year-round and is an ideal location for camping, leisurely hikes, swimming, and other outdoor activities. Driving from
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One of the largest parks in Austin, Emma Long (mostly just known as “City Park”) is great place for locals to get their fill of nature without having to travel far from home. With off-leash trails that let man’s best friend enjoy a bit of freedom, highly technical mountain biking, and family-friendly swimming and picnic spots along Lake Austin, Emma
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Red Hills Lake Recreation Area is the best kept swimming secret of East Texas. It is where the locals go to enjoy the serene lake and forest environments, without battling the fisherman and tourists for a crowded spot on Toledo Bend and Sam Rayburn reservoirs. The 19- acre lake was hand-dug by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1940
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