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San Marcos with Kids: Tubing, Aquarena Springs & Family Guide

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

If you’re looking for a Texas destination that delivers on multiple fronts — natural springs, river tubing, geological oddities, and a college-town vibe…

Filed Under: San Antonio/South Texas, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, Splash Pads & Pools

Marfa Texas with Kids: Art, Mystery Lights & West Texas Family Guide

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Marfa is not an obvious family destination, and that’s part of what makes it interesting. The minimal art installations, the high desert landscape, and…

Filed Under: West Texas/Panhandle Tagged With: Free Activities, Museums & Learning

Seguin Texas with Kids: Family Fun Guide to Guadalupe County

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

I’ve read every trip report I could find about Seguin, and here’s what keeps coming up: families drive past it on the way to New Braunfels and never stop…

Filed Under: San Antonio/South Texas Tagged With: Free Activities

Sabine National Forest with Kids: Toledo Bend Fishing & Family Guide

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Sabine National Forest sits on the eastern edge of Texas along the Louisiana border, bordering Toledo Bend Reservoir — one of the largest man-made lakes…

Filed Under: Piney Woods Tagged With: Free Activities, State Parks

Hamilton Pool Preserve with Kids — Timed Entry, the Waterfall & What Parents Need to Know

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Hamilton Pool Preserve with kids — the iconic waterfall cascading into the natural limestone grotto

Hamilton Pool requires timed entry reservations — here’s how to actually get one, plus what to expect at the swimming hole with young kids and when to skip it.

Filed Under: Hill Country, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, State Parks

Kerrville Texas with Kids — Schreiner Park, River Access & Louise Hays Park

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Kerrville Texas with kids — Guadalupe River flowing through cypress trees

Kerrville is one of the most underrated Hill Country family stops — Kerrville-Schreiner Park camping, Louise Hays Park river beach, and the Guadalupe River access that doesn’t require planning months ahead.

Filed Under: Hill Country, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, Kid-Friendly Patios, State Parks

Pedernales Falls State Park with Kids — Swimming Holes, Hiking & What to Know

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Pedernales Falls State Park with kids — cypress-lined creek at golden hour in Texas Hill Country

Swimming holes, hiking trails, and the real logistics for a family day at Pedernales Falls — reservation tips, flash flood rules, and best spots for young kids.

Filed Under: Hill Country, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, State Parks

Blanco State Park with Kids — The Easiest Hill Country River Day Trip

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Blanco State Park with kids — lush Texas Hill Country river winding through green cypress trees

Blanco State Park is right in the middle of town, costs almost nothing, and has some of the best toddler-friendly river access in the Hill Country. Here’s the full breakdown.

Filed Under: Hill Country, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, State Parks

Canyon Lake with Kids — Boating, Swimming & the Canyon Lake Gorge

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Canyon Lake Texas with kids — aerial view of Hill Country lake and rolling hills

Canyon Lake has some of the clearest water in Central Texas and a gorge that looks like it’s from another state. Here’s what families with young kids should know before making the drive.

Filed Under: Hill Country, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, Splash Pads & Pools, State Parks

Garner State Park with Kids — Texas’s Favorite Family Camping Destination

June 7, 2026 by TexasFamily Leave a Comment

Garner State Park with kids — aerial view of the Frio River winding through lush green Texas Hill Country

Why Garner State Park books out months in advance — what makes it worth the planning, what the camping situation is actually like with young kids, and when to go.

Filed Under: Hill Country, Summer Survival Tagged With: Free Activities, State Parks

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