Sand Dunes In Texas

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I was more than surprised to find this state park in Texas!

It was one of those, I wish we would’ve planned more time here.

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There is a visitor center with lots of information and learning opportunities for the little ones. There you can also purchase a saucer to slide down the dunes. If you have your own, bring them! Just make sure you have enough wax to rub on the bottom of the sled, skis or snowboard. Or you won’t be getting far.

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We did our usual lay down all the van seats and the boys pitch a tent. This was pre-queen size air mattress times! I had no complaints about the bedroom views.

To find all the information on the park, click here for the park’s official website.

We made our visit during the beginning of covid, so many people had canceled their reservation we got lucky not needing one. Otherwise, I would definitely recommend making camping or day pass reservations ahead of time.

About the author

Hey there! I’m Kassandra—mom of three, road-trip junkie, hiking enthusiast, and self-proclaimed herbal medicine dabbler. While I officially specialize in hair as a hairstylist, my real passion lies in exploring just about everything life has to offer.

I’m all about planning, taking, and sharing epic travel and road trip adventures. There’s nothing I love more than inspiring people to take that “I wish I could do that” leap. One of my favorite messages to receive is, “I saw your post and gave it a try!” That’s what keeps me going and sharing.

When I’m not on the road, you’ll find me calming my wanderlust by cooking, plotting my next getaway, managing my Airbnb, cleaning the camper, or designing unique products as a multi-passionate entrepreneur. Of course, I also love reminiscing about past adventures and sharing those stories with y’all!

Let’s explore the world together—one adventure at a time.

https://www.kassandralyn.com
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