Texas State parks

Palo Duro Canyon State Park is hiring a winter campground host. Duties include cleaning campsites and restrooms, helping guests, and enjoying an RV spot in return.

Fall brings cooler temps and a slate of guided hikes into Palo Duro Canyon, from geology walks and birding to full-moon treks and star parties.

With 80% of Americans missing the Milky Way, Texas Parks & Wildlife is reviving night skies in state parks.

Imagine hiking through red cliffs and vibrant rock formations, all while embracing the great Texas outdoors. There's much more to discover in this hidden gem.

Triple-digit temps hit Amarillo. Palo Duro and Caprock warn hikers: stay hydrated, hike early, and know heat stroke signs.

Every tree has a story, but the Big Tree holds the tales of Texas’s past, from native rituals to whispers of warriors.

In Fritch, TX, the Lake Meredith Aquatic & Wildlife Museum hosts its 4th‑annual Fourth of July celebration complete with parades, music, fish fry…and turtle races!

A beloved retreat is back, blending rustic history with modern comforts. Get ready for summer relaxation at this charming getaway in the heart of our Texas landscape.

Heavy rains soaked the Texas Panhandle, forcing Palo Duro Canyon to shut all trails. Trail damage and hiker safety concerns persist. Check TPWD alerts before visiting.

As summer heats up, finding solace in nature becomes even more tempting. A few local state parks could be your perfect escape.

Amarillo may dodge 100-degree temps, but Palo Duro Canyon is heating up fast. Stay hydrated and avoid peak heat hours this weekend.

Experience the breathtaking sight of 500,000 Mexican free-tailed bats taking flight this summer at Caprock Canyons State Park’s Clarity Tunnel.