Cedar Hill sits in the heart of the bustling Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. You'll find an oasis of natural beauty, breathtaking views, and natural attractions unlike anywhere in North Texas. That's why it's called the Hill Country of Dallas/Fort Worth. Our list of seven fun things to do in Cedar Hill should open your eyes to…
Keep ReadingTexas is home to around 9000 Texas caves, caverns, sinkholes and springs which cover about 20% of Texas. If you like caves, use this cave map to quickly find a cave near you to explore and also check out Texas Outside’s Caving & Caverns page to find caverns to explore, read about some fun cave tours, and find more…
Keep ReadingGrab your cowboy hat and saddle up for an unforgettable adventure through the heart of the Lone Star State! From the rustic charm of cozy cabin stays to the thrilling rush of paddling down untamed rivers, Texas State Parks offer a myriad of ways to truly experience the spirit of Texas. Whether you're a golfing…
Keep ReadingWe've been asked, "which are the best Texas State Parks for biking" and here is what we found out. Most of the Texas State Parks have some trails for biking or hiking but here is a list of the 10 best Texas State Parks for biking. These State Parks are known for quality trails that…
Keep ReadingTexas Governor Greg Abbott urged state lawmakers to preserve and expand the Texas State Park system during the first week of February 2023. He stated, “Yes, we want Texas to grow. “Yes, we want Texas to prosper. But we can do that while at the very same time conserving the beautiful parks that we have and…
Keep ReadingThe Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) unveiled its newest exciting news of a 2,020-acre land purchase in Burnet County. This is phase one of two of the groundwork to develop a new state park in the Hill Country. Colorado Bend State Park is in the southeast corner of San Saba County, on a…
Keep ReadingForty-three million dollars allowed the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) to purchase an additional 3,073-acre property adjacent to Enchanted Rock State Natural Area in Llano County, Texas. Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is one of Texas’ most popular state parks and greets over 250,000 visitors annually. The original size of the park, 1,640.5-acres established in…
Keep ReadingDo you wish to go camping in Texas in the winter? The State of Texas can supply your demand! You can take a break from the cold East, North, or West Texas winters, or get away from the humidity of the Gulf Coast and the heat of Central Texas. Or you can attend festive state…
Keep ReadingCheck out the fantastic Guadalupe River State Park for outdoor lovers, which is full of lovely campsites, scenic hiking and biking trails, and access to the pristine waters of the Guadalupe River. Whether you are looking to swim, tube, kayak, or fish, you and yours will find opportunities for fun and relaxation in the Texas…
Keep ReadingStrawn, Texas, opens into Palo Pinto Mountains State Park, where the park’s centerpiece is Tucker Lake. Texas established its relatively new Palo Pinto Mountains State Park in 2011. Clear spring water feeds the 90-acre Tucker Lake surrounded by white sand beaches and a diversity of wildlife and flora, and live oak, mesquite, cedar elms, and…
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