Where can I find official Texas state park maps?

Catch Dam Fish lists 87 Texas state parks and links to official TPWD park and trails PDF maps. Open any park page to view park and trail maps or visit the statewide interactive map.

Are these Texas state park maps from TPWD?

Yes. Park and trails maps are sourced from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) publications. Each park page links to the official TPWD park website and map PDFs.

Where can I check Texas state park day pass availability?

Open any park in this directory to see Save-the-Day vehicle pass counts for the next two weeks when that park sells day passes online. Availability comes from the official Texas State Parks reservation system; always confirm on ReserveAmerica before visiting.

How do Texas state park day passes and tickets work?

Texas State Parks day passes (often called Save-the-Day passes) reserve your vehicle entry on busy days. This site shows how many passes remain per date for participating parks, plus official TPWD maps, fees, and reservation links.

Texas state parks — day passes, maps & trail maps

Q: How many Texas state parks are on this map?

The directory includes 87 Texas state parks, state natural areas, recreation areas, and historic sites with map coordinates and TPWD publications where available.

Free directory of 87 Texas state parks, natural areas, and historic sites. Check day pass and ticket availability (Save-the-Day vehicle passes), browse an interactive statewide map with photos, and open official TPWD park and trails maps. Explore fall trip ideas for camping, hiking, fishing, and paddling.

Live map example

Eisenhower State Park

Try an interactive park map with trails, buildings, and Locate me — same experience you'll find on every park page. Open the full-page map on your phone while you walk.

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Best in Fall

Fall color in the Hill Country and East Texas, plus cooler canyon hikes and lake paddling.

Fall

Lost Maples

Peak fall foliage in the Hill Country — plan a weekday if you can.

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Fall

Caprock Canyons

Bison herd, red-rock canyons, and cooler hiking on the plains.

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Fall

Daingerfield

East Texas color around the lake — great for photography hikes.

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Fall

Tyler

Forest trails and fall leaves in the Piney Woods.

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Fall

Caddo Lake

Cypress swamps and paddling as humidity drops in autumn.

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Fall

Palo Duro Canyon

Second-largest canyon — comfortable hiking before winter cold fronts.

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All Texas state parks & sites (87)

Alphabetical index of Texas state parks, natural areas, recreation areas, and historic sites with day pass availability, Save-the-Day tickets, and TPWD park and trail maps. Use the map above or open a park to check pass counts and official PDF maps.

Abilene(State Park)
Atlanta(State Park)
Balmorhea(State Park)
Barton Warnock Visitor Center(State Park)
Bastrop(State Park)
Bear Creek(State Park)
Big Bend Ranch(State Park)
Big Spring(State Park)
Blanco(State Park)
Bonham(State Park)
Brazos Bend(State Park)
Buescher(State Park)
Caddo Lake(State Park)
Caprock Canyons(State Park)
Cedar Hill(State Park)
Chinati Mountains(State Park)
Choke Canyon(State Park)
Cleburne(State Park)
Colorado Bend(State Park)
Copper Breaks(State Park)
Daingerfield(State Park)
Davis Mountains(State Park)
Devil's Sinkhole(State Natural Area)
Devils River(State Natural Area)
Dinosaur Valley(State Park)
Eisenhower(State Park)
Enchanted Rock(State Natural Area)
Falcon(State Park)
Fort Boggy(State Park)
Fort Leaton(State Historic Site)
Fort Parker(State Park)
Fort Richardson(State Park)
Franklin Mountains(State Park)
Galveston Island(State Park)
Garner(State Park)
Goliad(State Park)
Goose Island(State Park)
Government Canyon(State Natural Area)
Guadalupe River(State Park)
Hill Country(State Natural Area)
Honey Creek(State Natural Area)
Hueco Tanks(State Historic Site)
Huntsville(State Park)
Indian Lodge(State Park)
Inks Lake(State Park)
Kickapoo Cavern(State Park)
Lake Arrowhead(State Park)
Lake Bob Sandlin(State Park)
Lake Brownwood(State Park)
Lake Casa Blanca International(State Park)
Lake Colorado City(State Park)
Lake Corpus Christi(State Park)
Lake Livingston(State Park)
Lake Mineral Wells(State Park)
Lake Somerville(State Park)
Lake Tawakoni(State Park)
Lake Whitney(State Park)
Lockhart(State Park)
Longhorn Cavern(State Park)
Lost Maples(State Park)
Lyndon B. Johnson(State Park)
Martin Creek Lake(State Park)
Martin Dies, Jr.(State Park)
McKinney Falls(State Park)
Meridian(State Park)
Mission Tejas(State Park)
Monahans Sandhills(State Park)
Mother Neff(State Park)
Mustang Island(State Park)
Old Tunnel(State Park)
Palmetto(State Park)
Palo Duro Canyon(State Park)
Palo Pinto Mountains(State Park)
Pedernales Falls(State Park)
Possum Kingdom(State Park)
Post Oak Ridge(State Park)
Powderhorn(State Park)
Purtis Creek(State Park)
Ray Roberts Lake(State Park)
San Angelo(State Park)
Sea Rim(State Park)
Seminole Canyon(State Historic Site)
Sheldon Lake(State Park)
South Llano River(State Park)
Stephen F. Austin(State Park)
Tyler(State Park)
Village Creek(State Park)

Texas state parks — day passes, maps & trail maps

Live map example

Eisenhower State Park

Try an interactive park map with trails, buildings, and Locate me — same experience you'll find on every park page. Open the full-page map on your phone while you walk.

Open full page Park page

Recommended this season