Community members and visitors of Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site are invited to help shape the future of one of the region’s most culturally and historically significant landscapes.

Project partners have launched a public engagement initiative as part of early planning for a new Cultural Center and Park Headquarters, offering multiple ways for the public to share memories, experiences, and ideas. Input gathered through this effort will directly inform the design, programming, and interpretive storytelling of the future facility.

“Hueco Tanks has held stories for thousands of years,” project organizers note. “This is an opportunity for the community to add their voice and help guide how those stories are honored and shared for generations to come.”

Participants are encouraged to submit stories, photographs, and personal connections to Hueco Tanks to help planners better understand the site’s cultural, recreational, and emotional significance.

Public Input & Privacy

Comments and images shared on the website may be visible to others and may be summarized or quoted in project materials. Personal contact information will remain private and will not be shared.

Timeline and Participation Details

The public comment period is open now and will remain available through June 1, 2026. Community members can participate online by visiting the project website at engagegsbs.mysocialpinpoint.com/hueco-tanks-state-park-historic-site-story-sharing 

About the Project

Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site is internationally recognized for its cultural heritage, rock imagery, and outdoor recreation opportunities. The planned Cultural Center and Park Headquarters aim to enhance visitor experiences while preserving and interpreting the site’s deep historical significance.