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Hight rate 4 location for tourist in Kingsville, TX, USA
06-2025 John E Conner Museum in Hight rate 4 location for tourist in Kingsville, TX, USAKing Ranch Visitor Center - Kingsville KEITH MINTON: We took the tour. Very nice guide and informative but really wasn’t what I expected. We drove around in a bus for an hr or so and got out once and drove by a lot of cows and horse. But didn’t really get to see the main house or any of the animals up close. Not really for young kids we took a couple and it was kind of over their head.
It would have been nice to see some animals up close or see the main house except for driving by it slowly.
Also I envisioned the whole ranch as a more high end operation and it basically looked like any ranch out there. Worth going to once to learn about the history but I wouldn’t go back.
Colorado Bend State Park - Bend marc benefield: Colorado Bend State Park is an absolute gem in the Texas Hill Country! My recent hike from the Gorman Falls parking lot was unforgettable. While Gorman Falls itself was neat with its cascading beauty, I was blown away by the mouth of Gorman Spring—so refreshing and cool, it felt like a hidden oasis. The Slide Overlook stole the show with its jaw-dropping views of the rugged landscape, perfect for soaking in the vastness of the park. Covering about 9 miles in 3 hours, the trails were challenging but rewarding, with rocky paths and stunning scenery. Highly recommend exploring beyond the falls to the spring and overlook for a truly epic experience. Bring water, sturdy shoes, and a camera—this park is a must-visit for any nature lover!
Valley of the Caddo Museum & Cultural Center - Paris Neighbors MA “TexasGardenGal”: Very nice displays. Had a robotic dinosaur head with sound! Kids loved it. Had Train portraitures, and the artist, Yoko Mazza, was present, and train photos by Steve Crise were all very nice. Also had free photo taken. Was a minature of the city of Paris with an electric train running around it! Go see the exhibits, take the kids!
Fort Leaton State Historic Site - Presidio Jeremy Jones: This is a really cool part of history and well kept by the staff.
The staff is wonderful about teaching people the history of the place.
We recently had a moment to check it out, and our group of four, including two children, really enjoyed it .
Big Bend Ranch State Park - Terlingua Kathleen M: Big Bend Ranch State Park, a rugged 300,000-acre expanse in west Texas, is a wild, beautiful escape. We camped at Upper Madera Campground with our three kids and our dog. The drive along FM 170—River Road—wowed us with canyon views, and Upper Madera offered solitude and stunning vistas. The site had a covered picnic table for shade, a fire pit that kept us cozy at night, and a clean pit toilet, but no water—pack plenty, especially with kids. The starry skies, thanks to its Dark Sky status, were unreal. Five stars for the untouched beauty and dusty, fire-lit family adventure it gave us.
Eiffel Tower Paris Texas - Paris Ashley Ridge: Everyone should visit this place and read everything. Its a beautiful and emotional memorial. The Paris Texas Eiffel Tower with the Cowboy Hat is awesome, too.
There is no wait, and you do not have to pay to go in, but they do have a box where you can donate.
Bywaters Park - Paris Brittany Austin: There were such pretty Christmas lights up here. The entire square area was done up with different characters also.
Sam Bell Maxey House State Historic Site - Paris Alesia Hoyle: The house is listed on the Register of Historic Places for its architectural significance. Built in 1868, the house belonged to Sam Bell Maxey and his wife. Most of the furniture and other household artifacts are original to the house! Tours are available for $5. It is well worth the visit! This house was the first in Paris to have an indoor bathroom! It narrowly escaped the path of the last major fire that engulfed and destroyed downtown, making it a sort of period time capsule.
Littlefield Lands Duggan House - Littlefield Rachel Maurer: A really nice small local county museum in one of the nicer older homes in Littlefield.Ebery summer, usually in mid-June or mud-July they host a wonderful wine tasting with wined from Canon City, Colorado. The woman
N who brings the wine down, grew up in Littlefield and its her wonderful way of giving back to the community where she was raised. If you are in the are in the summer. Call and find out when the wine tasting is. You wont regret it. The volunteers who staff the museum have a wealth of knowledge about the farming & ranching area, so ask your questions.
