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Lake Bob Sandlin State Park Located on the north side of Lake Bob Sandlin, this park is 640 acres of heavily forested wilderness and features hiking trails, picnic areas and swimming. Nature watching opportunities are plentiful. Rental cabins available. Address: 341 State Park Road 2117 Pittsburg TX USA 75686
1 903 572-5531
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Named after the legendary Texas pioneer Davy Crockett, this national forest features more than 160,000 acres of East Texas woodlands. Various recreational activities are available including hiking and biking trails, swimming, boating, fishing, an amphitheater and restrooms. Address: Texas Highway 7 East Crockett TX USA 75835
1 936 639-8501
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An 18.5 mile long island in the Sabine Lake/Sabine-Neches Waterway, Pleasure Island is Port Arthur's recreational getaway, with miles of hiking and biking trails and sailing, fishing and camping opportunities. Plenty of outdoor space allows a chance for relaxation and exercise. Address: 520 Pleasure Pier Blvd. Port Arthur TX USA 77640
Send an Email 1 409 982-4675
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A 4141 acre marshland reserve on the Gulf Coast, Sea Rim State Park provides a wealth of opportunity for wildlife watching. Alligator sightings are frequent along the Gambusia Nature Trail, a boardwalk through the park. Canoeing, kayaking and camping are also popular activities here. Address: P O Box 1066 Sabine Pass TX USA 77655
Send an Email 1 409 971-2559
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This park is centered around Caddo Lake, an over 26,000 acre series of open water, marsh and swamp. A very popular fishing destination, over 70 species of fish have been caught in the lake. Hiking camping and birdwatching are other popular pursuits here. Address: 245 Park Rd 2 Karnack TX USA 75661
1 903 679-3351
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This park along Lake Livingston is a popular spot for fishing, picnicking and camping. The area is thickly forested and wildlife sightings are common. Equestrian activity areas are provided. Address: 300 Park Road 65 Livingston TX USA 77351
1 936 365-2201
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Riverfront Park Overlooking the Neches River, Riverfront Park is a relaxing spot in downtown Beaumont and is the home of the city's Fourth of July celebration. A small ampitheater, pier and covered pavillion are among this park's features. Part of the Beaumont Civic Center Complex. Address: . Beaumont TX USA
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Three different ecosystems meet in this unique park, which covers 97,000 acres of swamp, pine forest and prairie, covered by countless streams. Numerous wildlife species can be seen in close proximity, and birdwatching and wildflower spotting is popular. Hiking and canoe trails are common throughout the park. Address: 6102 FM 420 Kountze TX USA 77625
1 409 951-6725
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This park covers 178 acres near Rusk and contains replicas of former Governor Jim Hogg's birthplace and homestead, along with a museum. Extensive natural trails lead through the forested area. Address: RR 5, Box 80 Rusk TX USA 75785
1 903 683-4850
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This 287 acre park is located southeast of Longview, and provides excellent opportunites for fishing, swimming and hiking. Campsites and small rental cabins (no facilities) are available. Address: 9515 County Road 2181D Tatum TX USA 75691
1 903 836-4336
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Located 50 mi (80 km) north of Houston between Huntsville, Conroe, Cleveland and Richards, Sam Houston National Forest covers 163,037 acres and offers an array of recreational activities, including camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, hunting and boating. Lake Livingston and Lake Conroe are noted for black bass and year-round fishing. Address: . TX USA
1 936 639-8501
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Davy Crockett Memorial Park This municipal park is named after the 19th century American Folk Hero Davy Crockett, who served in the Texas Rebellion and ultimately died at the Alamo. The park features 35 wood acres as well as picnic areas, tennis courts and a playground. Address: 5th Street South Crockett TX USA 75835
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Activities include walking, nature study, hiking, camping, picnicking, or jogging along roads, trails or shorelines. On the shores visitors can go fishing, water skiing and boating.
Address: RR 1, Box 116 Atlanta TX 75551
1 903 796-6476
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Caddoan Mounds State Historical Park This historical state park features reconstructions of the village area, dwellings and mounds inhabited by pioneering Indians. Interpretive exhibits, an audio-visual program and a one-mile self-guided tour are provided. Address: TX 21 North Crockett TX USA 75835
1 409 858-3218
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This park features space for camping, hiking and boating. The foliage around the park include pine, oak, maple and sweetgum trees and is known for striking fall colors. Located two miles east of Daingerfield. Address: 455 Park Road 17 Daingerfield TX USA 75638
1 903 645-2921
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Huntsville State Park is located in eastern Texas, just southwest of Huntsville, offering camping, hiking, biking, boating, fishing and swimming opportunities. Guests enjoy a number of facilities, including picnic sites, campsites with electricity and water, restrooms, a dump station, fishing piers, boat ramps and more. Address: . TX USA
1 936 295-5644
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Lear Park is a 150 acre complex that includes a outdoor sports facility with basketball, volleyball, baseball and soccer areas, along with hiking trails and picnic areas. The Kidsview playground on the site is a large jungle gym area with elaborate setups. Address: E Harrison Road & W Cotton Street Longview TX USA
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Mission Tejas State Historical Park This 118-acre state park is recognized as a historical park because it features a replica of the first Spanish mission building in East Texas. Numerous recreation opportunities are available within the park. Address: TX 21 North Crockett TX USA 75844
1 409 687-2394
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Covering ten acres on the Steven F. Austin State University campus, this public park is highlighted by an azalea garden containing over 300 varieties of plants. Also featured are a children's butterfly garden and many rare and endangered plants. Address: 13000 - SFA Station (Wilson Drive) Nacogdoches TX USA 75962
Send an Email 1 936 468-3705
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A 23.5 acre public garden in Tyrell Park, the Beaumont Botanical Gardens is home to the Bert and Jack Binks Horticultural Center and the Warren Loose Conservatory. Featuring displays of rare tropical plants, a koi pond and waterfall, this is a great spot for relaxation. Address: 6088 Babe Zaharias Drive Beaumont TX USA 77705
1 409 842-3135
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