The 5 Most Breathtaking Places To Go Camping In Texas' Mountains
While Texas isn't usually known for its mountains, the western portion of the state boasts numerous mountain campsites with stunning scenery.
Read MoreWhile Texas isn't usually known for its mountains, the western portion of the state boasts numerous mountain campsites with stunning scenery.
Read MoreThis Texas town became famous for its storytelling festival, but it also has a unique line-up of restaurants and historic buildings downtown.
Read MoreThis small Texas coastal destination near Corpus Christi is known for bay fishing, seafood, scenic waterfront views, and laid-back Gulf Coast charm.
Read MoreBefore long, city dwellers in Dallas will experience the grand opening of a new, upscale hotel development. Here are the details on what exactly is coming.
Read MoreA popular water park in Corpus Christi should be opening its gates for the season, but earlier this year the park's owners announced it was shutting down.
Read MoreTexas has a number of historical forts, including this one which is now a historical site. You can tour the remains, enjoy a hike, and camp on the grounds.
Read MoreWhile airport hotels might seem like a place of last resort, these cushy landings make a long layover feel like a blessing instead of a curse.
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, the best rodeo in the U.S. is in Texas, as Houston takes the crown for the best bull riding roundup in 2026, featuring live events and concerts.
Read MoreBirdwatchers can enjoy a peaceful escape in nature at a Texas sanctuary rich with wildlife. You might even catch a glimpse of a few endangered species.
Read MoreAustin, Texas has certainly risen in popularity in recent decades, but there's still a side to it that is often unseen which you will fall in love with.
Read MoreA military fort considered one of the best preserved from its era is an abandoned military fort between Texas and San Angelo.
Read MoreThis laid-back Gulf Coast community near Houston offers waterfront trails, local markets, nature preserves, and a slower pace appealing to retirees.
Read MoreDallas-Fort Worth is the state's largest metro area, drawing countless visitors and new comers every year with its events, attractions, and entertainment.
Read MoreThis 75,000-acre lake is right at the border of Texas and Oklahoma, with campgrounds in both states and waters filled with a range of quality fish.
Read MoreThis Texas town has gained popularity as a retirement destination, with recreational activities, lovely coastline sights, and even an island state park.
Read MoreBowie, Texas, is a little Lone Star State town that is named after the frontiersman (not the rock star) and features a unique monument to his legacy.
Read MoreIf you want to park your rig along the shore or you prefer scenic campgrounds with a place to fish, this spot between Houston and Corpus Christi may be for you.
Read MoreThis eatery is the largest outdoor restaurant in Texas, a beautiful lakefront oasis in Austin that can seat thousands, hosts live music, and has great sunsets.
Read MoreThis artsy Texas city, sitting between San Antonio and Corpus Christi, is an artsy Texas city with a charming downtown and museums in historic buildings.
Read MoreIf retirement is on your mind, you may be surprised that one of the top retirement destinations in the United States is about 30 miles from Houston, Texas.
Read MoreThe Lone Star State is a spectacular place to explore, and this gorgeous state park in the heart of Texas is well worth going out of your way to enjoy.
Read MoreThis state might not come to mind you think of retirement, but it's second only to Florida and shares many similar features, including a fantastic coastline.
Read MoreTexas has more amusement parks than any state in the U.S. and the number is expected to increase. These 5 parks are the best in the Lone Star State.
Read MoreFor a taste of Germany in Downtown Austin, visit this 160-year-old beer garden serving German beers, Bavarian pretzels, bratwurst, and more in a lively setting.
Read MoreThe future is now, and one of America's newest cities has its sights set firmly on the wonders of the wider universe.
Read MoreThis unique Hill Country stay located near Fredericksburg features German-inspired cottages, quiet gardens, and a whimsical fairytale theme.
Read MoreThis scenic, artificial lake in Texas, located between Austin and Lubbock, is a secluded nature haven known for fishing and other water activities.
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