How can I reserve a campsite/rental cabin/screened shelter at a National Park in Texas?
” At present, you will need to call the park directly to make your reservations. None of the National Park Service managed areas in Texas currently use the U.S. National Parks Reservation Service. However, if you will also be visiting another state during your trip, this service may be useful. • “How can I get discounts on the entry fees or tour fees at Texas State Parks?” Anyone can purchase an annual Texas State Parks Pass (TCP). This $60 card allows free park entry for a period of 1 year to you and all passengers riding in your vehicle. One additional pass may be obtained for $15 at the time of purchase, extending benefits to an additional family member. The pass also provides savings on tour fees and permits special access to Texas Wildlife Management Areas. A special pass, the Texas State Parklands Passport, may be issued to individuals who meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Title 31 Texas Administrative Code: • Texas residents 65 years of age and over are entitled to 50
