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News & Media; News Releases; Texas Oyster Harvesting Season Opens Nov. 2 Oct. 23, 2026 Media Contact: TPWD News, Business Hours, 512-389-8030. News Image Share on Facebook Share R ...
Landowners or their agents may take nuisance fur-bearing animals in any number by any means at any time on that person's land without the need for a hunting or trapping license. However, fur-bearing ...
Wind and water over the eons shaped the rugged beauty of Caprock Canyons State Park in the Panhandle of Texas. Today, bison roam the plains, bats roost in Clarity Tunnel, and you can explore 90 miles ...
Huntsville State Park sits near the western edge of the southern pine belt. This area has mild, wet winters and hot, rainy summers. Three streams flow into the park’s lake, Lake Raven – Prairie Branch ...
Indian Lodge is a full-service hotel, with 39 rooms, a restaurant and a swimming pool. The Lodge is within the boundaries of Davis Mountains State Park. To learn more, visit the Indian Lodge website.
Enjoy the view across Texas from a 200-foot bluff. Walkers, runners, and furry friends scale Scenic Mountain on the park road. Reserve this pavilion, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps more than ...
Some parks and boat ramps are closed due to high water or flood damage. Check the Army Corps of Engineers and State Parks Alert Map for updates. White bass anglers know this lake well as a high ...
Four parks with boat ramps provide lake access. Camping is not allowed. For details, choose a point on the map or a name in the chart below.
Boating and fishing access is provided by the Corps of Engineers, Marion County, and private marinas. Launch fees are charged at most boat ramps; however, the Corps maintains five free ramps in ...
There is no camping around Lake Ray Hubbard, but Robertson Park is a large day-use area with excellent bank fishing access and two boat ramps. Ramps and other services are available at other city ...
The Guadalupe River is the park's most outstanding natural feature. Imposing bald cypress trees line the banks. On its winding path through the park, the river courses over four natural rapids.
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