Honey Creek State Natural Area

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Location:In Guadalupe River State Park, 30 miles north of San Antonio.
Facilities:Nature/interpretive trails (2 miles).
Activities:Guided nature hikes, wildlife viewing, nature study.
Special Features:Entry into Honey Creek is by guided tour only. The area encompasses unusually diverse vegetation and geographical features which give rise to a varied and abundant wildlife.
Address:c/o Guadalupe River State Park
3350 Park Rd 31
Spring Branch, TX 78070
Phone:210-438-2656
Web: www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/honey_creek
Size: 2,294 acres.

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Rosensweig of Guadalupe River State Park, who made it possible for us to work at Honey Creek State Natural Area. D.

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