Texas State Parks

Imagine wandering through limestone canyons and spotting wildlife in a brand-new Texas state park.

Just over an hour from Killeen and Temple lies Old Baldy Park in Wimberley, home to the famous "Stairway to Heaven." Conquer 218 limestone steps for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Texas Hill Country – a perfect short day trip!

As the sun warms up, Texans are trading their land legs for boat decks. The water is calling, and it's not just for fishing anymore.

From dinosaur footprints to shaded trails, Texas parks offer diverse activities for all ages. Plan wisely to beat the summer heat and enjoy nature!

Texas State Parks are getting ready for all the summer vacationers and, while some are understaffed, they expect a successful season. One in particular may meet visitors with an unpleasant surprise though.

Get ready for hiking and fishing. Texas Parks and Wildlife is transforming over 3,000 acres into a vibrant state park in Burnet and Lampasas Counties.

I, for one, am encouraged by this move. As more and more people move to Texas, some natives have expressed concern that expansion, although needed, would begin to encroach on the natural beauty of Central Texas. Since I was born in that area, this means quite a bit.

This Texas state park has recently purchased over 3,000 acres of new land to be developed and open for public use soon!

A 56-year-old woman was recently rescued after spending over 30 hours alone at a Texas state park.

It's fall in Texas! That means the Halloween decorations are already up and people are planning for Christmas already. Check out some top destinations that'll make any road trip worth it in the Lone Star State.