Best places: Tourist attractions in Tyler, United States

Paddle boating on a lake, plus ranger programs in a lush forest with trails, wildlife & campgrounds.

300-acre reserve with dozens of endangered & exotic species seen on self-guided drives.

Expansive & scenic area offering trails for vehicles & horses, plus campsites, swimming & fishing.

Serene pine forest with a lake offering camping, hiking, nature study, fishing & a bike trail.

Public, 14-acre park with more than 38,000 rose bushes plus fountains, gazebos & walking paths.

Neighborhood park with a playground, tennis courts & an amphitheater for events & movie nights.

City park with a large tennis complex, plus a fishing pond, baseball field, playground & splash pad.

👍👍 Great little park area. Beautiful!

Green space featuring wooded walking & cycling trails, a large playground & picnic facilities.

85-acre park with 2,000 animals from North & South America & Africa in re-created natural habitats.

This museum uses full-scale dioramas to illustrate the East Texas oil boom of the 1930s.

Tree-shaded recreation destination featuring a splash pad, playgrounds & 5 picnic pavilions.

Recreational trail through forested terrain with playground equipment & grassy areas.

👍👍 Loved this place. Owners were very nice. Loved all the animals and $7 each to get in. Can't beat that for entertainment these days. We were in a small vehicle and they had ALOT of sand so one part where Buffalo were we didn't go down because didn't want to get stuck so next time we going in the truc...

Arboretum & several lush gardens along with historic buildings, a museum & woodland trails.

Prairie & woodlands plus 5 miles of shoreline for swimming, boating, fishing, biking & camping.

👍 The train ride was shorter than expected, but I enjoyed it. My son and I drove 2 1/2 hours to get there, and the ride was under an hour long. The staff were very nice and professional and the on ride entertainment was great. I would have preferred better seats but it's ok. We rode on the dome since...

600-acre rustic park with campsites, nature trails & a fishing pond amid a forest of tall pines.

👍👍 We had a picnic here. This park is a very peaceful place. It has no playground, but has plenty of sculptures for kids. It's definitely a place to have a relaxing time. It's not very big, and it won't take long to see all of it. Their is also a lot of pretty trees and some flowers.