 It's not often you'll come across a frosted fantasyland in Central Texas. But on this occasion the elements cooperated, and we captured a park's rare look in the short video Winter at McKinney Falls - Postcard From Texas.
A message from our non-profit partner Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation:
Centennial Projects A Gift for Texas
 As the holiday season unfolds, we are grateful for park-loving Texans who celebrated the Texas State Parks Centennial in 2023 by collectively donating nearly $2 million to Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation’s fundraising campaign for our parks.
Thanks to thousands of generous donors, thoughtful projects are coming to life at all Texas State Parks that will benefit visitors for many years to come. Projects include all-terrain wheelchairs, bike repair stations, ADA-compliant kayak launches, wildlife viewing stations, binoculars/spotting scopes for birding and interpretive programs, rescue UTVs, water bottle filling stations, and even a pontoon boat!
Here’s to another century of wonder among Texas’ wild things and wild places!
A section of Garner has been closed to complete road construction and facility repairs. The closure is expected to last until summer 2025 with a limited reopening in March.
The areas impacted include: Pecan Grove and Oakmont camping loops and cabins, the pavilion, park store, mini-golf, Garner Grill, boat house, day-use picnic area, Frio River dam and rock beach. All trails will be closed, except for the Nature Trail and the Frio Canyon Trail.
During the closure, visitors will still have access to more than 200 campsites and many other recreational amenities. Find more information in our press release.
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