Located between Waco and Austin, Texas' First State Park is a blend of history and nature with trails, camping, and a historic scenic lookout tower.
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Stroll along the leafy streets of this Houston neighborhood, hopping between luxury boutiques, delicious dining spots, and community-based parks.
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Just over an hour outside of Dallas is a friendly city where visitors can enjoy local wineries, a brewery, scenic trails around a lake, and great dining.
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At this lesser-known Texas state park, RV road trippers and tent dwellers will find a diverse range of wildlife and plenty of camping sites to suit their needs.
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Texas isn’t short on unusual events or unique activities, and Austin’s “Scream Club” is a particularly interesting group promoting cathartic release.
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If you're looking for an easy day-trip or weekend getaway from H-Town, consider heading to this rich, multi-town area to its south that's a foodie's dream.
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It's best to make the most of your vacation, so visit this Texas city, which features so many fun and delicious activities you won't know where to start.
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From quiet coastal towns to well-known fishing hubs, Texas’ Gulf Coast is packed with prime spots for anglers of every skill level to reel in a great catch.
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While in the charming Texas city of San Antonio, check out a popular, immersive art exhibition with incredible installations that will leave you in awe.
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If you enjoy outdoor fun as well as strolling around town, there is a place you can do both. Not far from Dallas is a charming town on a lake.
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Safety is a priority when considering places to live or visit. These two Texas suburbs are some of the most secure in the U.S. for 2025, according to research.
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These remote areas of the United States are all far away from light pollution, are DarkSky certified, and some may even give you a glimpse of the Milky Way.
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If you are a big meat eater and barbecue fan, then you can't pass up this number one ranked barbecue joint in Texas between San Antonio and Austin.
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Houston is a sprawling metropolis with an overwhelming amount of things to see and do -- fear not, here's our list of great under-the-radar spots to check out.
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If you are looking for a new style of fusion barbecue, you can't miss this Tex-Ethiopian BBQ joint that was loved by both Guy Fieri and the Michelin Guide.
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With a variety of golf courses to choose from and an array of parks and other outdoor attractions, this Texas town is a family-friendly vacation destination.
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Craving some peanuts, Cracker Jacks, and a good sing-a-long of "Take Me Out To The Ball Game"? You can find baseball games across the U.S. at these ballparks.
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If you want to experience an urban area with a vibrant nightlife, solid restaurant choices, and walkable attractions, this Texas neighborhood might be for you.
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Texas is far more than its massive metropolis centers. Sat between them are a wealth of small towns and cities full of charm. This community is one such place.
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A small Texas city with charming historical buildings that blends Czech and German culture is well worth a visit if your near San Antonio, Houston, or Austin.
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Hidden among shady woodlands, this peaceful Texas lake blends calm paddling waters, abundant fishing, scenic trails, and uncrowded campsites.
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San Antonio topped the list of the best public transportation in Texas with its city-wide bus system, thanks to one specific (and important) reason.
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This park is the perfect place to escape the crowds in Galveston, with quiet beaches for walking or swimming and access to both the Gulf and bayou wetlands.
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We're rollin' out... to tell you about this funky burger spot that has blown up since its appearance in an episode of "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives."
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This Texas island offers a wonderful variety of places to cast a line, whether you prefer sticking to the piers or jetties, or finding quieter backwaters.
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The longest river located entirely within Texas stretches across more than 1,200 miles of the state, with access points near cities to boat, fish, and camp.
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A fast-growing Texas town near San Antonio offers budget-friendly living, local shops, tasty food, and many parks, pairing small-town feel with big-city access.
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