So, the weather’s warming up, and you’ve got a free weekend, and you think now is the perfect time to take a trip to the beach. But is it legal to camp on the beach in Texas? The answer is it depends.

An illuminated tent at night in a campground in Big Bend National Park, Texas - Imagodens/Getty Images Thanks to its vast square mileage, Texas boasts a huge array of different landscapes, from ...

With 89 state parks and historical sites, it's no secret the Lone Star State has some of the most beautiful campgrounds in the nation. That's likely why two campgrounds were ranked among the top 10 in ...

Texas is home to 300-plus miles of sparkling coastline. If you’re looking for a place to dig your toes in the sand or a fun vacation, the Lone Star State offers lots of paradise for beach lovers.

See which Texas beaches made USA Today’s 2026 10Best list, from Isla Blanca Park and Rockport Beach to Galveston favorites.

While Texas isn't usually known for its mountains, the western portion of the state boasts numerous mountain campsites with ...

Five Coastal Bend beaches were recognized in USA TODAY's 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards for Texas Beaches. Whitecap Beach, Malaquite Beach, North Beach, Rockport Beach and Mustang Island State Park ...

One thing to keep in mind is that Texas can get hot in the summer, and Palo Duro Canyon averages 92 degrees Fahrenheit during the daytime in July — but the thermometer can regularly exceed 100. Spring ...