| Our RentingTexas.com Agents encourage everyone to live life to their fullest and get out and discover that there is really more to do in the North Texas area than they might have known about.
The inner cities areas have many museums, historic sites of interest, zoos, arboretums, concert halls, fine restaurants and abundant shopping. These are great experiences, but there is a lot more for those that seek more of the great Texas outdoors. Here is but a brief listing of State Parks within 100 miles of Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
- Acton State Historical Park
- Bonham State Park
- Cedar Hill State Park
- Cleburne State Park
- Confederate Reunion Grounds
- Cooper Lake State Park
- Dinosaur Valley
- Eisenhower Birthplace State Historical Park
- Eisenhower State Park
- Fairfield Lake State Park
- Fort Parker State Park
- Fort Richardson State Historical Park & Lost Creek Reservoir State Trailway
- Governor Hogg Shrine Historical Park
- Lake Bob Sandlin State Park
- Lake Mineral Wells State Park & Trailway
- Lake Whitney State park
- Meridian Sate Park
- Mother Neff State Park
- Old Fort Parker State Historical Park (Operated by the City of Groesbeck)
- Possum Kingdom State Park
- Purtis Creek State Park
- Ray Roberts Lake State Park
- Sam Bell Maxey House state Historical Park
- Tyler State Park
For complete information on these wonderful parks - please contact the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife in Austin. Camping fees and entrance fees vary. For reservations, call 512/389-8900. For more details, call the park or Park Information at 1-800-792-1112.
|
