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    Nice digs

    These popular Airbnb rentals are the most coveted in Texas

    Brandon Watson
    Jul 3, 2018 | 1:25 pm

    Looking to book your next summer getaway? How about a modern desert retreat with a breathtaking view of the Davis Mountains? Or maybe a funky loft with an Austin skyline view?

    Airbnb just released its report detailing the most desired properties in the 50 Texas cities in which it operates. The report was compiled from the site’s wish list function, which allows users to bookmark from more than 30,000 rentals when planning upcoming trips.

    The top listing in Dallas is this boho treehouse, tucked away in Little Forest Hills. The two-bedroom, two-bath retreat blends "Bauhaus contemporary with warm rustic elegance," says the listing, and includes amenities such as a fireplace, private entrance, free parking, and Wi-Fi. The getaway offers quiet respite without sacrificing access to shopping, nightlife, and world-class restaurants.

    Location is one of the top selling points in large cities like Dallas, Houston, and Austin. But the reasons for each listing’s popularity are as varied as the locations on the list. In coastal areas, proximity to the beach is the main selling point, with most of the most sought-after listings along the Gulf being a mile or less from the ocean.

    In more rural areas, Airbnb users are looking to get off the grid, as in a solar-powered adobe tiny house near Big Bend National Park or a Spring farmhouse nestled in a 3-acre farm and orchard.

    In the Texas Hill Country, users gravitate towards properties in natural settings, such as a light-filled cabin close to Hamilton Pool in Dripping Springs, a funky Wimberley charmer on the banks of the Blanco River, and a converted barn in San Marcos complete with an indoor garden.

    Of course, affordability is also important. In smaller towns, you can score a coveted Airbnb for as low as $32. In bigger cities, the rentals offer luxury accommodations and a convenient location for far less than the nightly rate of a top-tier hotel.

    If you have a trip on the horizon, check out the full list of most wish-listed rentals. However, be prepared to book quickly. The most popular listings are already spoken for through much of the summer.

    Gaze at the stars outside this rustic Terlingua dome.

    Terlingua Wish-listed Airbnb
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    Gaze at the stars outside this rustic Terlingua dome.
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    state parks day

    All Texas state parks offer free entry for one day in November

    Amber Heckler
    Oct 22, 2025 | 12:34 pm
    Dinosaur Valley State Park
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    Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose is one of the many state parks that will have free entry on November 2.

    North Texans who haven't touched grass recently will get their chance to reconnect with nature at a local state park for free for one day only this fall. In honor of Texas State Parks Day on Sunday, November 2, Texas residents can enjoy free admission to more than 85 state parks.

    It has been a stellar year for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The department has acquired several parcels of land to create new state parks or expand existing ones, and it's actively working on a deal to acquire a 54,000-acre ranch outside San Antonio. In May 2025, TPWD launched its new podcast that dives into park conservation initiatives, explores "hidden gem" parks around the state, and more.

    Now the agency is gearing up for its third annual free admission day, which was established during the Texas State Parks Centennial Celebration.

    The department recommends travelers reserve "Save the Day" passes to guarantee entry to the park they want to visit. Day passes are non-transferable, only valid for a visitor's chosen entry time slot, and are valid until 10 pm or whenever the park closes.

    The following parks around North Texas will have free admission on Texas State Parks Day:

    • Cedar Hill State Park
    • Dinosaur Valley State Park, Glen Rose
    • Cleburne State Park
    • Meridian State Park
    • Lake Whitney State Park
    • Lake Mineral Wells State Park and Trailway
    • Fort Richardson State Park, Historic Site and Lost Creek Reservoir State Trailway
    • Ray Roberts Lake State Park, Pilot Point
    • Lake Tawakoni State Park, Wills Point
    • Purtis Creek State Park, Eustace
    Visitors heading west should keep in mind that they won't be able to access Palo Pinto Mountains State Park in Strawn, which closed for construction in January 2025.

    Dallasites who want to get the most out of their day can visit award-winning Garner State Park, which was named one of the top 10 best state parks in the U.S. for 2025. The spacious park is about 350 miles from Dallas, and sits on 1,774 acres of land. Hikers have 16 miles of trails to explore across varying difficulties, or visitors can swim, float, or kayak down 2.9 miles of the Frio River that runs through the park.

    Day passes for Texas State Parks Day can be reserved online or by calling the TPWD customer service center at 512-389-8900.
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