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2. Park Passes — Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

   tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/park-information/passes

   TPWD offers a variety of passes: Texas State Parks Pass – for individuals and families. Texas Parklands Passports – for qualifying seniors, disabled persons, veterans, and gold star family members. Youth Group Annual Pass – for nonprofit youth groups of 13- to 17-year-olds.

3. Texas State Parks Pass Details

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   You get free entry to state parks for one year. Some parks do not charge an entry fee. Activity and camping fees still apply. This applies to you and your guests who are riding in the same noncommercial car or boat. The pass holder must be present and provide valid identification.

4. Texas State Parks - TPWD

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   Activities in Parks. Discover new ways to explore the outdoors! State parks offer birding, hiking, stargazing, swimming, fishing, boating and paddling, camping and much more.

5. Texas Parklands Passports - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

   tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/park-information/passes/texas-parklands-passports

   The Active Duty passport allows free entry to Texas state parks for an individual who is currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. This includes the US Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and Space Force, as well as Reserve and National Guard members.

6. Park Reservations - Texas State Parks - TPWD

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   Our most popular parks fill months in advance. To guarantee entry, we highly recommend visitors reserve: day passes, especially on weekends and holidays. day and overnight sites. some tours and activities. Get more early reservation information from our Reservations FAQ.

7. Texas State Park Passes - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

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   As a Parks Pass holder you’re eligible for special benefits:* With your Texas State Parks Pass, you and your entire vehicle of guests get unlimited visits to every Texas State Park, all with no entry fee, for 12 full months. You can enjoy all of the hiking, fishing, relaxing and sight-seeing you want, and you’ll get discounts

8. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

   tpwd.texas.gov

   The great outdoors awaits you in Texas State Parks. Choose from over 80 parks, natural areas, historic sites and visitor centers. Follow these steps to plan your trip. Choose a park, plan your visit and make your reservation.

9. New Online Features Make Visits to Texas State Parks Easier in...

   tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/releases/?req=20181025b

   Buy a Parks Pass - Parkgoers will be able to renew or purchase a Texas State Parks Pass online. With a Texas State Parks Pass, an entire vehicle of guests will get unlimited visits to more than 90 Texas State Parks with no entry fee for 12 months.

10. Reservation System Help — Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

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    Find help with accessing and using the Texas State Parks reservation system: Logging in. Troubleshooting FAQ. Purchasing a day pass. Changing site reservations. Combining user accounts. Contacting customer service. Go to the State Park Reservations Portal to make reservations and find tips and details.

11. Day Pass FAQs — Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

    tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/park-reservation-information/day-pass-faqs

    Information about buying day passes for Texas state parks. Guarantee entry to a state park with a day pass. We highly recommend buying a day pass in advance for popular parks. Day passes are available up to 30 days before your visit. Contact customer service if you need help.