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Splash Kingdom Timber Falls
Water park
π Fun way to cool off in the summer heat. Small but it's kinda nice because you can sit in one spot and watch kids play and see the whole park ... Not a lot of walking or lines to wait in . You can actually relax.
4.40 (727 reviews)
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Pecan Acres Park
Park
ππ Love to walk here. Great for everyone if any age. Family outings, picnic, bring my pets. Play all kind of games. Always kept up. Can't imagine how they do it. Close to the college. Plenty of places to rest.
Playground equipment is really nice for the kids.
4.70 (640 reviews)
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Maroney Park
Park
π My grandchildren love this park! The playground equipment is in good repair. I am not sure what the broken plastic pipe-like structures are on the ground, but they need maintenance. However, they don't detract from my grandchildren's enjoyment of the park.
4.50 (272 reviews)
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Millard's Crossing Historic Village
Local history museum
ππ My sister and I came here to check it out. I had never been to Nacagdoches before. We both love touring historical and old homes. This is a small village with several houses and places to look through. It shows how they lived back in that era. I absolutely loved finding this place. You can plan a...
4.70 (259 reviews)
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Texas Pro Bowl
Bowling alley
π Disgusting!!!!! This was the nastiest bowling ally we have ever been to!!! The photos I am posting are only a few things but I am not exaggerating when I say, " everything was filthy and looks like it has not been cleaned in years!!" If you like your children clean, skip this place!!! Staff was lazy...
3.60 (227 reviews)
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Pioneer Park
Park
ππ We stopped here to let our toddler play on our way to Houston. Half the playground is shaded by trees so it wasn't too hot for her to play on at 4 in the afternoon. There were benches in the shade for me and my husband to sure on. We didn't explore the rest of the park, but the playground was very n...
4.40 (184 reviews)
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Gayla Mize Garden
Garden
Serene park at Stephen F. Austin State University with walking trails & many native plants.
4.80 (141 reviews)
11
Stone Fort Museum
History museum
1936 replica of an 18th-century home that served as a garrison, saloon & more.
4.60 (69 reviews)
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Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden
Garden
π Compact, lush garden with meandering walking paths and sitting benches scattered throughout. While not big, there's plenty to see if you're willing to be interested in plants & greenery. In spite of being bordered by University Drive, little of the traffic noise permeates very far into the garden. T...
4.90 (67 reviews)
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Banita Creek Park
Park
ππ Great disc golf course for beginners or more experienced players looking for some challenging field work. Dog park has tall fence paved walking trail and plenty of parking.
4.30 (63 reviews)
14
Sterne-Hoya House Museum
Museum
Visitors can explore this antiques-filled, 19th-century residence with a library & wine cellar.
4.70 (62 reviews)
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SFA Plantery
Garden
Native plant conservation is the focus at this 10-acre university-based garden & living laboratory.
4.70 (49 reviews)
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Coys Sims Park
Park
π to pad not even light or good playground itβs dirt and not even looks like a park β¦
4.10 (39 reviews)
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Durst Taylor Museum
Museum
This wood-frame house recreates Texas life in the 1840s, with a visitor center & working smokehouse.
4.90 (38 reviews)
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Ritchie Street Park
City park
ππ Great park. Fun here for kids and a basketball court for any age.
4.10 (35 reviews)