10 Amazing Lesser Known Texas State Parks Worth Traveling To!

10 Amazing Lesser-Known Texas State Parks Worth Traveling To!

Discover 10 amazing, lesser-known Texas state parks that are worth traveling to! From hidden gems to unique landscapes, these parks offer unforgettable experiences in nature. Explore the beauty of Texas beyond the popular spots and find your new favorite outdoor destination!

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[loboblue]

Just an awesome video really appreciate it thank you very much subscribed and this is one of my favorite channels

[katiez]

Go back to South Llano late May to mid June and visit the Bird Blinds. You are guaranteed to see the colorful Painted Bunting (a pretty red, blue, and green songbird), Indigo Bunting, and have very good chances to see a Vermillion Flycatcher and Blue Grosbeak.

[ozunajd]

Great tip on south Llano river! I had never heard of it.

[arlenevelluso]

Inks Lake is our very favourite TX State Park - beautiful hiking trails, gorgeous scenery, beautiful swimming at the amazing very popular Devil’s Waterhole.

[MoMartz]

I highly, highly recommend Hueco Tanks. I grew up going to this park. Its so fun to explore and beautiful to see. Also Franklin Mountains is a ton of fun. Growing up in El Paso helped getting to both spots over the years.

[AllPrintingWithBJ]

This is what I been looking for. River tubing park Llano is my top park to go.

[TravelSmallLiveBig]

We are on our second drive through Texas with our travel trailer - have been to several state parks and are really loving them this time! So much diversity!

[frankedgar]

Fort Davis State Park is pretty cool. Visiting the old Fort Davis fort is worth the drive. And the drive to Balmohrea is extraordinary…especially if you have a standard transmission. Put it in neutral and coast for miles and miles.

[NeverStopAdventuring]

Great roundup! I love what you all did with this video and talking about your impressions about each of the parks!

[bonniekelly]

Thanks for all the info on such great Texas Parks.

[hikingwithjackieboy]

Been to South Llano River, Seminole Canyon, Blanco and, Old Tunnel, Balmorea, Caprock Canyon, and Hueco Tanks are on my list.

[PCouch-csjw]

Just booked at Seminole Canyon after watching your video. Thanks for sharing!

[ronaldbeach]

Great video we are probably to old for most of these T 71/72 but the swimming ones and the canoeing I’m in!! Keep them coming

[johnnyguerra]

Davis Mountain State park is really nice. We stayed at the lodge since my wife didn't want to camp. We are looking for something in east Texas for our next getaway. Caddo Lake looks nice.

[box]

Mustang Island State Park deserves a mention. The river you showed at Seminole Canyon looks like the Pecos which does join the Rio Grande to the south at Amistad Reservoir.

[fromshadowlands]

You two are awesome. Excellent video! Big Bend Ranch State Park is awesome! Next time you're around Houston, check out Brazos Bend.

[anitasanchez]

Love your insight and knowledge! Remember to enunciate.

[johnchirillo]

Thanks. Well done. This’ll help to finally get me to El Paso. Just came back from and enjoyed, Seminole, S Llano, Sandhills and agree wholeheartedly with your comments. Will be going to Caddo soon and will spend more time there than planned. Not sure where the cut off is for “lesser known” but would give Brazos Bend and Mineral Wells a thumbs up.

[arrows]

The bats across the river from my place along the Lower Colorado River come around once a year in August. They come out at exactly 7pm

[paulmilsaps]

Another great video. The only park on this list that I have been to is the South Llano River State Park. And that was over 30 years ago, so I’m sure things have changed. But the park I want to visit the most is Caddo Lake State Park and kayak the paddling trails.