Join us to learn the about the cultural and natural history of Honey Creek.

Join us for a guided walk to the beautiful Honey Creek to learn about both the natural and cultural history of the area. This 2.5-hour hike begins at the Rust House inside the park.

This hike is held on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sunday of the month.

This hike is free beyond the park admission of $7 per person 13 and over (free with a current TPWD Park Pass) and a requested donation of $2 per person to the Friends Group. If it is raining call the park at (830) 438-2656 for hike status. Cameras are welcome, binoculars encouraged.

We advise everyone to wear long pants and close-toed shoes to deal with rocky trails and tall vegetation. Be sure to bring water and a hat for this two-plus mile hike. No pets are allowed in Honey Creek SNA, including on the hike.

**Save the date! On peak visitation days (usually summer weekends, as well as other holidays) the park often reaches Day Use capacity and will close, not reopening until 4 pm. If you are coming out for the day on a summer weekend or a holiday, we recommend that everyone, including Annual Pass holders, “save the date” online ahead of time -- this can be done up to 30 days in advance with a credit card or your annual Park Pass.