Central Texas could be getting a new state park after a major land acquisition from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD). The agency finalized the purchase of 1,100 acres of a property ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has acquired a 1,100-acre property in Lampasas and Burnet counties that will be combined with an existing 2,020-acre tract to create a new 3,000-acre state ...

The land contains limestone bluffs, natural springs and 1.5 miles of Yancey Creek. It's also located right across the Colorado River from the Colorado Bend State Park.

Texas purchases land for new 3,000-acre state park near Colorado Bend Brandi D. Addison Austin American-Statesman 0:00 ...

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced the acquisition of 1,100 acres, advancing plans for a new state park that will be over 3,000 acres.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced Monday that it purchased 1,100 acres in Lampasas and Burnet counties, which will be used to create a new state park. The property is across the ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is planning to create a new state park in Central Texas using 2,020 acres it acquired in Burnet County. The property is situated along a 2-mile stretch of ...

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) bought more than 2,000 acres in Burnet County along the Colorado River, across from Colorado Bend State Park. This is separate from the recently approved ...

Texas' state parks system is about to get a little bigger. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has finalized the purchase of 2,020 acres near Colorado Bend State Park in the Texas Hill ...

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced the acquisition of 1,100 acres, advancing plans for a new state park that will be over 3,000 acres.

Credit: Andrew Wilson Colorado Bend State Park Author: Ben Sawyers Published: 4:02 PM CDT April 21, 2025 Updated: 10:03 AM CDT April 22, 2025 ...

The land contains limestone bluffs, natural springs and 1.5 miles of Yancey Creek. It's also located right across the Colorado River from the Colorado Bend State Park.