Abby H.: Fascinating. Guide is very knowledgeable, great with kids and adults alike, tailors conversation and facts to interest. Beautiful home, tons of history. Highly recommend.
Hanna Salazar: I have utilized the trail multiple times, and each time, its a different experience.
I absolutely enjoyed the trail extension from the library to Max Starke Park. This edition is a game changer. The trail is very diverse, with multiple locations throughout the trail to start. Make it a mile or 3 or more walk depending on your goals. The trail is well maintained, and I have always felt safe. A must do if you enjoy walking, running, biking, or skating.
David: Accidentally pulled into the lot late at night when I was doing night photography of lit up buildings around Seguin. The plant in the pictures, the colorful lights of water tower, and couple other places.. this park is perfectly situated and has a playscape for kids and i believe theres a trail or track for running or walking.. probably a place designed for kids and parents to be active doing their own thing but still allowing easy visual access for parents watching their kids from the trail/track. Even thru the darkness, i can see that the park seems well maintained and clean (at least, on the surface level) and the park is situated almost exclusively (like any good local open secret hidden paradise) with a small entrance but once you park, seems like another world (remember Secret Gardens movie, 1993?) or alternate reality. Anyways, go check it out but be mindful of the kids that are playing..we all have our childhood memories of that one special place, park or otherwise, so lets make sure these kids get/create their special childhood memories thatll last their lifetime.
Skippy Lynn: Grew up listening to this legend and got to visit the museum for the first time with the people (specifically father) who introduced him to me! We were all delighted! Its a 3-in-one museum which was a really cool surprise !
Jarred Nolen: It was a great camping trip with 7 and 8 year old boys. Camp site structures at Big Pond are great for tent camping. We hiked several trails; powerline, thirsty horse, juniper ridge, and rocky ledge. We also spent several hours interacting with Ranger Tyler on Saturday the day was filled with roping, feeding Longhorns, and archery. I am so happy for Texas Parks and Wildlife along with there amazing employees from the personnel at the check-in station to the multiple Rangers we had contact with. I cant imagine a Texas with out TPWD, and their amazing parks and opportunities to learn about the wild.
David Dees: What a neat experience visiting this place. There are so many artifacts in this place. Amazing. Scarlet knows everything about anything that’s ever happened in this area. Make sure you ask to tour the jail which is behind the museum. And make sure you go upstairs in the jail.
D Eller: Closed, even though Google and their sign said theyre open. The shoe is underwhelming, and theres trash everywhere outside. Not worth stopping.
Sooya xyooj: The murals are beautiful. However, I wished that the broken glass throughout the building perimeter were sweep. Its dangerous for everyone to walk or trip on it.
