Texas Attractions

Texas is turning heads this year with its eighth-place ranking in fun, and it’s no wonder why when you look at the options.

Take your next Texas road trip underground at Cascade Caverns in Boerne. With historic cave tours, longhorn views, and movie history, it’s a family-friendly stop just outside San Antonio.

A Texas lake beach is making headlines for going clothing-optional. Hippie Hollow in Austin ranks among the top nude beaches in the U.S.

Remember those family outings filled with jungle sounds and animatronics? Rainforest Cafe holds a special place in many hearts, especially around here.

Texas is home to some truly bizarre roadside attractions that turn every road trip into an adventure.

From dinosaur tracks to JFK's story, Texas museums are hiding gems that might just change how you see history.

Long before the state's famous barbecue joints, these towns were laying down roots that tell stories of resilience and community.

Canyon, Texas is more than a stop near Palo Duro Canyon, it’s a growing town full of charm, character, and weekend-worthy attractions.

Buc-ee's recently opened in Amarillo, and now it is a must stop for your summer road trips.

Forget bluebonnets and mockingbirds; it’s the mosquitoes and politicians stealing the spotlight in this hilarious look at Texas’s true symbols!

A new study finds Dallas Cowboys fans get the best value in the NFL—lower ticket prices, a top stadium, and affordable hotels make Arlington a win.

Imagine sipping coffee in a treehouse, surrounded by nature's embrace—Ryder's Treehouse is where nostalgia meets modern comfort.