Lone Star Travel Guide to Texas Parks and Campgrounds

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY 1 JAN 2003

The most massive state in the continental United States has a plethora of travel destinations in natural settings, and they are too numerous to cover completely in a skinny magazine-style visitor's guide. Miller's robust book shares details on every one of Texas's state and national parks, recreation areas, national forests and historical parks. Miller describes 183 parks, giving information on each one's location, offices, facilities, main attractions and history. While some entries skimp on details (e.g., the listing for one particular lake park doesn't offer a specific address), others are quite in-depth, with bits of trivia on the people the parks were named after and how many species of birds can be found there. The book concludes with a chapter on national historical and day-use parks without camping facilities, and includes helpful appendixes on parks that offer group facilities, and bicycle and horse trails.