$1,050,000
5 beds · 3.5 baths · 3,532 sq. ft.
550 Saxet TRL
Spring Branch, TX 78070
Listed by Keller Williams Heritage
State Natural Area
Honey Creek State Natural Area
State Natural Area · near Spring Branch · Hill Country
Overview
Honey Creek State Natural Area is a state natural area run by Texas Parks and Wildlife. Plan your visit, find official links, read tips from other visitors and see nearby towns.
The marker shows a representative point from Census or agency data, not a boundary or an entrance.
Photos from visitors
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Plan a Visit
Official information from Texas Parks and Wildlife
Hours, fees, closures, burn bans and water conditions change. Always check the official pages before you go.
Events
No upcoming events listed. Ranger programs and park events are posted on the Texas Parks and Wildlife calendar.
Nearby
Towns
- Spring Branch5 mi
- Bulverde7 mi
- Timberwood Park11 mi
- Fair Oaks Ranch12 mi
- Canyon Lake14 mi
- Boerne15 mi
Other parks
- Guadalupe River State Park1 mi
- Blanco State Park16 mi
- Albert & Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area23 mi
- Old Tunnel State Park26 mi
- Lyndon B. Johnson State Park & Historic Site27 mi
Straight-line distances, not driving distances.
Homes near Honey Creek State Natural Area
Newest home for sale in Spring Branch
This information is believed to be accurate, but without warranty.
The local market
Buyers have room to negotiate
Spring Branch home market, September 2026
- Median list price
- $574,000 -11.7% vs. a year ago Texas: $350,000
- Homes for sale
- 223 -1.3% vs. a year ago
- Days on market
- 89 median Texas: 68
- Price per sq. ft.
- $238 Texas: $179
Market numbers: Realtor.com Economic Research, September 2026. Listing prices, not sale prices.
Thinking about Honey Creek State Natural Area? Ask a local agent
Ask about homes, neighborhoods, schools or prices. A licensed local agent will answer, free and with no pressure.
Listings are in nearby communities, never inside the park.
Community Tips
Tips come from visitors, not from Texas Parks and Wildlife. For official alerts, use the links above.
Best campsite? Favorite trail? Share what you learned so the next visitor has a better trip.