On the Recreation Blog you will find information on parks and lakes, outdoor
activities, and exciting outdoor events! We are huge supporters of the Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department so much of the information will pertain to Texas State
parklands and activities. Garner State Park’s spring through summer dances, and
Palo Duro Canyon State Park’s “Texas” play are two of the most popular and longest
running state park events. Garner State Park camping reservations should be
made months in advance! The park permits reservations to be made 11 months in
advance. Children thrive in the outdoors, and we highly recommend the Texas
Outdoor Family Camping Workshops for those new to camping. These fun events teach
camping and outdoor skills to families, and provide many great children’s
activities! These events are held year round at various Texas Parklands so
watch the Schedule for one taking place in a park near you. November’s camps are being held at
Lake Mineral Wells, Dinosaur Valley (Glen Rose), and Pedernales Falls (Johnson
City), State Parks.
Garner State Park Hiking TPWD Copyright
This
1,742 seat amphitheater hosts the musical “Texas” which is performed annually
from June into August, Tuesday through Sunday evenings. The show features
fictional characters acting out the struggles and triumphs of the settlers of
the Texas Panhandle. A steak dinner is served on the patio prior to the show.
Reservations are highly recommended. For ticket Information and reservations
call the Pioneer Amphitheater box office at (806) 655-2181. Tickets may be
purchased at the Pioneer Amphitheater box office beginning at 6pm, Tue-Sun. They
may also be purchased at the TEXAS Box Office in Canyon on the square at 1514 5th
Avenue, or by calling (806) 655-2181.
These workshops
are family camping sessions designed to teach camping skills to those who do
not know how to camp; everything is provided from tent to broom. Gear includes
a coffee pot, dishes, cooking pots, a camp stove, a battery operated fan and
lantern, air mattresses, and a tent. Basic skills taught include pitching a
tent, making a campfire, cooking on a propane camp stove, geocaching and using
a GPS. Wildlife viewing, fishing and kayaking are available depending on the
park and its facilities. After making reservations, families will be sent a
packet of information which includes a grocery list. Those interested in this
program may sign up for E-Mail Updates on Currently
Scheduled Workshops. (512) 389-8903. Calendar
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