Creating spaces to experience wonder and belonging in nature
Outdoor education from your backyard to the backcountry
TYPES OF PROGRAMS
EXPLORE: Programs aimed at experiencing natural spaces as you are.
LEARN: Programs designed to support your outdoor education and skill building.
GROW: Programs focused on personal growth and development.
2026 FALL CALENDAR
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Texas Parks and Wildlife CO-OP Program Grant Workshop
We’ll See You There!
GTG Outdoors will be attending the Texas Parks and Wildlife Community Outdoor Outreach Program Grant Workshop on September 1 at Cedar Hill State Park!
We’re looking forward to connecting with other outdoor organizations, learning more about opportunities to expand outdoor access, and growing our impact in the community.
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Weekend Family Camping at Meridian State Park
Friday, September 18 at 6:00pm to Sunday, September 20 at 1:00pm
Ready to get your family outdoors?
Join GTG Outdoors for a weekend of camping, connection, and adventure at beautiful Meridian State Park!
Families will learn practical outdoor skills, enjoy activities like hiking, fishing, kayaking, and stargazing, and gain the confidence and resources to plan future outdoor adventures of their own.
Camping gear, meals, activities, and transportation are provided, along with a $50 H-E-B gift card for each family upon completion of the trip.
Open enrollment for People of Color.
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Families Around The Fire
UBC Community Campout
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Families Around The Fire
The Cottage School Community Campout
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Balance Payment
Use this option if you have an outstanding balance for a GTG Outdoors program.
Our Focus
Inclusion and Belonging
We support the integration of all demographics within our programs. Offering a space for all individuals to feel accepted, included, and wanted. From pros to first-timers, we want to build communal bridges that go far and wide!
Outdoor Education
We offer outdoor education through the Wilderness Education Association’s standards. Our community can learn the fundamentals of outdoor living and responsible ecological stewardship through the W.E.A.'s 6+1 curriculum.
Breaking Barriers
We listen. Using the knowledge we gain from local stakeholders, we dismantle barriers to access within our programs and to our local natural spaces. We believe the benefits of nature exposure belong to all people!