U.S. national parks, state parks, national monuments and wilderness areas — travel guides, trails, camping and things to do.

Texas Parks

Texas National and State Parks and Recreation

Texas has two national parks and 55 State Parks, 4 State Forests, 2 State Airports, 5 State Fish Hatcheries, 4 National Forests, 1 National Historic Site, 1 National Historic Park, 11 National Wildlife Refuges, 2 National Recreation Areas, 1 National Seashore, and 6 wilderness areas.

National Parks

State Parks

State Forests

State Airports

State Fish Hatcheries

  • State Fish Hatcherys
 

National Forests

National Historic Site

  • National Historic Park

National Wildlife Refuges

  • Aransas National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Big Boggy National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Caddo Lake National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Grulla National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge  
  • McFaddin National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Neches River National Wildlife Refuge  
  • San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Texas Point National Wildlife Refuge  
  • Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge

National Recreation Areas

National Seashore

Texas Wilderness Areas

There are six wilderness areas in the state of Texas.

  • Big Slough Wilderness
  • Guadalupe Mountains Wilderness
  • Indian Mounds Wilderness
  • Little Lake Creek Wilderness
  • Turkey Hill Wilderness
  • Upland Island Wilderness