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Tyler State Park 789 Park Road 16 Tyler, Texas 75706 Phone: 903-597-5338 Reservations: 512-389-8900
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| State Park Overview: |
 | Tyler State Park consists of 1,711 acres in Bucks County. Park roads, trails, and facilities are carefully nestled within the original farm and woodland setting. Neshaminy Creek meanders through the park, dividing the land into several interesting sections. |
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| Situated in the pineywoods, the steep dissected hillsides and the lake, with its associated vegetation, provides considerable habitat variety. Wildlife species are characteristic of east Texas: deer, squirrels, raccoons, opossums, as well as numerous species of birds. Popular fish include crappie, perch, catfish, and bass. |
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i love this place
i use to coe here when i was a kid and it had left such an impression to me that i am now 33 and love the idea of coming on my onl vaction in 2 years. thank you.
Written by tracy d.
2-Aug-2008
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the best memory of my childhood was when my dad threw my 12th bday party and stayed the nite in the cabins. all my friends that came say the same thing. it really did leave an impression on all of us.
Written by daxfas26
5-May-2009
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My first time to this Park....
I am a Wildlife and Nature Photographer
I have pictures on the State Parks Web Site and will be adding the ones I took at the Tyler State Park it is a lovely park and I plan to come back !! I enjoyed the nature trails...8/14/2009
Written by Mildred Tee
20-Aug-2009
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 | Pennsylvania State Parks - Tyler - PA DCNR - ... is an official Web site of the Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks. Begin your adventure here. - Tyler State Park consists of 1,711 acres in Bucks County. Park roads, trails, and facilities are ... |  | Tyler State Park MTB Trail - A diverse group of cyclists in the Tyler, Texas area whose interest vary from leisure bicycle riding ... HOME TYLER STATE PARK MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL Trail Description If you have ridden this trail ... |  | Photo Album from Tyler State Park Volkssport Event - ... Texas Trekkers | Counties Walked | Counties Needed | Lenore's Walk Diary | Email Me Tyler State Park 01/25/2003 The walk start/finish. We got there late, so there were people already finishing up ... |
| Area Attractions: |
| Nearby attractions include Texas State Railroad State Historic Site; Martin Creek State Park, and Purtis Creek State Park; Tyler Municipal Rose Garden, famous as rose capital of world; Tyler Junior College and planetarium; Brookshire World of Wildlife; Carnegie History Center; Kilgore Oil Museum; Morton Salt Mines in Grand Saline, 40 miles from park; Canton Trade Days (1st Monday monthly); Spring Flower Trail (March); Rose Festival (October); Tyler Zoo; and the Goodman Museum. Only 20 to 30 minutes away is Gladewater, "The Antique Capital of East Texas." While you are in the area, visit the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens a unique TPWD facility showcasing aquatic life and sport fishing in Texas. |
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| Directions: |
| You can reach the park from exits 330 and 331 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike; from Exit 330 follow PA 332 east from Willow Grove through Richboro and from Exit 331 follow US 1 north to I-95. Follow I-95 north to the Newtown/Yardley Exit 49, then drive west on the four-lane bypass around Newtown. The park entrance is at the intersection of Swamp Road and the four-lane bypass. |
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