Family Fun
Brookshire Brothers Freedom Fest will once again be offering all the sights, sounds and tastes of an old-fashioned, community-wide Independence Day celebration on July 4 in Festival Plaza.
View info on our local Parks
Mini Golf
North Forest Putting Course, 3505 North St., 936-564-6525
Cherokee Trace Safari
1200 CR 4405
903-683-3322
www.cherokeetrace.org
Nestled in the lush piney woods of East Texas, Cherokee Trace Drive-thru Safari is a wildlife park that is home to an amazing variety of wildlife. See over a dozen exotic and endangered species that thrive in an open habitat similar to their native territory. Enjoy a self-paced and self-guided drive through the hills and open savannahs of this 300-acre preserve.
Roselake Ranch
312 Roselake Dr.
936-559-8222
www.roselakeranch.com
Offering horse rental, boarding, parties, lessons and horse training. Horses of all types to fit your experience. Ride alone or bring some friends for a memorable ride.
Roller Skating
Lace up your skates and take a spin around the rink!
Skatarama
1208 Douglass Rd.
936-564-2801
Bowling
Set 'em up and knock 'em down!
Texas Pro Bowl
3800 North St.
936-560-3822
SFA Planetarium
1901 Raguet St.
936-468-3009
www.physics.sfasu.edu/planetarium/index.html
The Planetarium is located on the Stephen F. Austin State University campus and is operated by the Department of Physics and Astronomy. It has a Spitz 512 star projector under a 30 foot dome and a seating capacity of 50. The star projector can accurately simulate the night sky as seen from anywhere on Earth for any date in the past or future. When the room lights are darkened, the dome is transformed into an amazingly realistic simulation of the starry sky. The Planetarium's auxiliary equipment include 30 slide projectors, a large screen CRT video projector, laser disk and DVD players, a slew-zoom projector, special effects, an all-sky projection system and a red-blue-green special effects lighting system. All devices are controlled using a computer automation system.
Since opening in 1983, the Planetarium has been presenting a wide array of entertaining and educational programs for schools and the general public.
Millard's Crossing Historic Village
6020 North Street
936-564-6631
Nestled among the pine trees of the oldest town in Texas is this charming reconstructed historic village that enables visitors to imagine East Texas as it was in the 19th century. Reservations for weddings, receptions, reunions and other events are welcome in this unique and enchanting setting. Heritage tours are available for large and small groups of all ages, with fun activities for children and students and special options for adult group tours.
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Brookshire Brothers Freedom Fest will once again be offering all the sights, sounds and tastes of an old-fashioned, community-wide Independence Day celebration on July 4 in Festival Plaza.View info on our local Parks
Mini Golf
North Forest Putting Course, 3505 North St., 936-564-6525
Cherokee Trace Safari
1200 CR 4405
903-683-3322
www.cherokeetrace.org
Nestled in the lush piney woods of East Texas, Cherokee Trace Drive-thru Safari is a wildlife park that is home to an amazing variety of wildlife. See over a dozen exotic and endangered species that thrive in an open habitat similar to their native territory. Enjoy a self-paced and self-guided drive through the hills and open savannahs of this 300-acre preserve.
Roselake Ranch
312 Roselake Dr.
936-559-8222
www.roselakeranch.com
Offering horse rental, boarding, parties, lessons and horse training. Horses of all types to fit your experience. Ride alone or bring some friends for a memorable ride.
Roller Skating
Lace up your skates and take a spin around the rink!
Skatarama
1208 Douglass Rd.
936-564-2801
Bowling
Set 'em up and knock 'em down!
Texas Pro Bowl
3800 North St.
936-560-3822
SFA Planetarium
1901 Raguet St.
936-468-3009
www.physics.sfasu.edu/planetarium/index.html
The Planetarium is located on the Stephen F. Austin State University campus and is operated by the Department of Physics and Astronomy. It has a Spitz 512 star projector under a 30 foot dome and a seating capacity of 50. The star projector can accurately simulate the night sky as seen from anywhere on Earth for any date in the past or future. When the room lights are darkened, the dome is transformed into an amazingly realistic simulation of the starry sky. The Planetarium's auxiliary equipment include 30 slide projectors, a large screen CRT video projector, laser disk and DVD players, a slew-zoom projector, special effects, an all-sky projection system and a red-blue-green special effects lighting system. All devices are controlled using a computer automation system.
Since opening in 1983, the Planetarium has been presenting a wide array of entertaining and educational programs for schools and the general public.
Millard's Crossing Historic Village
6020 North Street
936-564-6631
Nestled among the pine trees of the oldest town in Texas is this charming reconstructed historic village that enables visitors to imagine East Texas as it was in the 19th century. Reservations for weddings, receptions, reunions and other events are welcome in this unique and enchanting setting. Heritage tours are available for large and small groups of all ages, with fun activities for children and students and special options for adult group tours.
This page has been enjoyed 24260 times and saved to a Suitcase Itinerary 12 times.