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Go Camping In Texas!| From the moment you enter Texas you will begin to realize that with all of the different cultures, amazing events/attractions and geographic features, Texas is like a whole other country. Come take a look at what Texas has to offer: |
WEST TEXAS
With memories of the Wild West still fresh, West Texas is home to the grand Texas Frontier. With such a rich history and culture, you can put on many hats, including that of Cowboy, and still be right at home.
Such a distinct terrain allows you to camp in the heart of the wilderness and get views of nature that you can’t find anywhere else. West Texas is home to Big Bend National Park and the Rio Grande River. You can also travel into town and visit the famed Zoo for the kids.
NORTH TEXAS
Unlimited possibilities await you in North Texas! The Dallas / Ft. Worth Metroplex offers everything you would expect in any major area: major league sports teams, first class shopping, five star dining and amazing attractions, including a whole host of sports teams like the world famous Dallas Cowboys, Mavericks, and the Texas Rangers. Spend the day out at Six Flags Over Texas, the Ft. Worth Stockyards or Texas Motor Speedway.
Outside of DFW, you can find out why North Texas is known as the “Prairie and Lakes” region. Hundreds of lakes, with fish for everybody, pepper the thousands of square miles of prairies.
CENTRAL TEXAS
Deep in the heart of Texas, several attractions and landmarks make their home. In San Antonio you will find the famous Alamo, River Walk, San Antonio Spurs. While the Governor’s Mansion and the State Capital await you in Austin.
Outside of the cities, the landscape makes a noticeable change with caverns, landscapes as rugged as the Rocky Mountains themselves and those famous Texas bluebonnets! Campers can get a little of everything with huge lakes, large ranches, and high hills that show why Central Texas is known as the “Hill Country.”
EAST TEXAS
Prairies and plains aren’t the only terrain you’ll see while visiting Texas. The lush Piney Woods of East Texas provide a stark contrast to any other region in the state. Historical landmarks are spread all across East Texas, including the famous Sam Houston Statue near the beautiful Sam Houston Memorial Museum, and contribute to the rich heritage.
NORTH GULF COAST
The North Gulf Coast has some truly out-of-this-world attractions with the NASA Space Center, Houston Museum of Natural Science and Battleship Texas are just some of many things to see. Spend the day in the big city of Houston, shopping at the Galleria or experience fine dining, then get out of town for a day at the beach and Galveston. Either way, you can’t go wrong in the North Gulf Coast of Texas!
SOUTH GULF COAST
Miles of beaches await you on the Southern Gulf Coast of Texas. The climate and culture can’t be beat, while the nature-scene is second to none. One of the best places in the country for bird watching is right here on the Gulf. Along with beach activities, fishing, the Texas State Aquarium, Corpus Christi Botanical Gardens, the USS Lexington Battleship and much more, the Southern Gulf Coast has it all.
Further south, visit the border towns, including Brownsville, for an interesting mix of American and Mexican culture.
SOUTH TEXAS
Experience two different worlds when you visit South Texas! The year round, South Texas weather makes it a popular destination for all “Winter Texans.” But the great culture and atmosphere can be seen during every season, with the world famous Schlitterbahn Water Park, Iwo Jima Memorial, and Gladys Porter Zoo. Spend the day in Mexico, shopping for unique gifts and come back to Texas at night to enjoy the best Tex-Mex around. |
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