Get an up-close look at some of Texas’ fascinating native reptiles during this interactive ranger-led program at Lake Brownwood State Park. Participants will have the opportunity to observe and even touch several live, harmless animals, including a Texas indigo snake and a speckled kingsnake. Along the way, guests will learn about the biology of these remarkable creatures and the important role reptiles play in maintaining healthy ecosystems.
🦎 Hands-On Discovery & Wildlife Education
Held in the Group Dining Hall, this engaging program features more than live animal encounters. Guests can explore snake sheds, turtle shells, photographs, and other interactive displays that offer a closer look at the unique adaptations and natural history of Texas reptiles. It’s a fun and educational experience for curious visitors of all ages.
🎟️ Admission & Information
This ranger-led program is included with park entrance. Meet at the Group Dining Hall and bring a sense of curiosity as you discover the incredible world of Texas reptiles.
Time
August 22, 20262:30 pm - 2:30 pm(GMT-05:00)
Location
Lake Brownwood State Park - Texas Parks and Wildlife
200 State Highway Park Road 15 Brownwood, TX 76801
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