Quaint little park surrounded by neighborhood and a few businesses. There is a creek that runs…read morethrough the middle and another creek that branches off of it. Pros: water/splash pad, gazebo, multiple parking. Cons: not maintained at all, (trash and hazardous materials along the path. Even a few grocery carts in the creek. Unusable benches and tennis net is broken. Place could use some park and rec care from the city.

We love cooking out here. There is room to play football and throw a frisbee. You can also play…read morearound at the creek but I don't know how the fishing is. Lot's of trees too. If you live in Old Nac' this is close enough. You will have a good time

Right off of Martin Luther King Blvd, you can't miss this park once you see the large covered…read morebasketball court and the lake surrounding the trail. There are some playgrounds here and a restroom area with a walking trail that goes around the jones lake area and covers roughly 3/4 of a mile. It's a clean park overall although some maintenance could be done on the grass. I tend to walk here whenever I'm in Lufkin. I'll see people fishing along here, playing basketball, or seeing kids hit up the playground. Gives a friendly neighborhood feels seeing the locals hang out here.

The lady in the office was very friendly and knowledgeable. Super cool place to visit with lots of…read morehistory. Definitely worth checking out.

But I truly remarkable experience. Many years ago the Caddo people lived and worked on this land…read more They were resourceful and used their knowledge to make this part of Texas home. I was amazed seeing the different mounds with different purposes. Each mound was constructed by hand out of mud that they collected from a mud pit on site. The burial mound was used to bury the bodies of their people and family. The low platform mound was where they went to have important political discussions. And the amount of separated by the highway was religious purposes. On the vast land that's where they grew crop for food. And unlike other villages the men weren't so much in charge. It was the women that built the mounds grew the food took care of the children they ran the show! It is a beautiful thing that women were able to put their best foot forward and take the lead! I do wonder why did the Caddo people abandon this village? And I also wonder why did the US government force them to move to Binger, Oklahoma? I also wonder do the cuddle people living in contemporary Oklahoma come back to visit where their ancestors lived and worked? Also fun fact: Caddo Lake State Park is a region of where the Caddo people also lived before going to Oklahoma. This historical site cost $5 admission and pets are free! It is very dog friendly museum that you can bring your dog on the inside to watch the small 9-minute video that they have also they have little treats for your pup as well. Sneakers and I had a very fun time! It is a lot of walking but well worth it.

About 15 minutes drive outside of Nacogdoches is a lovely, secluded forest trail that's free and…read moreopen to the public. It's part of the Angelina National Forest. The Jack Creep loop is about a mile, flat path and is a well maintained path with benches along the way. There are a few signs along the way identifying different kinds of trees. There's also a "management loop" trail that's a couple of miles long, but when we visited, it was so overgrown that you couldn't hike much on it. However, it was really lovely to walk along the roads (FS 400 and FS 401 on the map) that are actually meant for cars. They were closed to vehicles when we were there because of recent rain, but I don't think they get any traffic most of the time, and the path is very wide and pleasant. There's a lot of shade, and the trees are tall and simply beautiful. I was so happy in the forest that I literally hugged a tree. There's a small parking lot - turn left when you reach the main gate; if you go straight, you'll wind up far from the trail around a bunch of research buildings. There is a water fountain at the trail head, and bathrooms, though the bathrooms were still closed in June 2021 because of the COVID pandemic. We visited on a weekday morning and saw only two other people on the trail the entire time. Check it out!

Great place to chill with your family. Grill post to put up volleyball, theres pavilion there,…read more great for kids playing, and to hang out, clean restrooms, pretty good park overall.

This is a supremely friendly Christian summer camp place. Registering your child is super easy and…read morethe fees are affordable. It's such a welcoming place for all children and the counselors that volunteer are family. The cabins are very unique in that they are named after famous Texans in our state's history. Like Davy Crockett, William B Travis, James Fannin, Juan Seguin and James Bonham just to name several. This place is situated in the middle of Crockett. Very country and what's it to like? Rolling hills, beautiful trees, major green belt areas and a lake. They have cool activities for the kids like riflery, archery, horse back riding, arts & crafts, swimming in the lake and much much more. This is the kind of camp that is could be the cherry topping of a wonderful summer.

i enjoyed every day at this place over the years and i just wanna mention some people saul ruben…read moreelliot carsten theese people really made frontier camp the fun experience it is

What a great experience we enjoyed at the Skate O Rama...we had 2 nieces with us and they had a…read moreblast skating for 2 hours solid...staff was friendly, the rink was clean, music was entertaining and they did some fun skating things for the skaters....Definitely will be coming back if we are ever in Nac again looking for things to do....

We always have a blast skating here! We paid $8/adult and there was no additional charge for…read morerollerblades/in-line skates. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. Be aware, it is still a roller skating rink so it is usually full of young children but that's to be expected at ANY rink. They also sell sodas/chips/pizza/etc. and have a seating area. Love coming here when I'm in town!

This is a friendly, small, clean, quite, no shade, gravel RV park with a nice bathhouse and…read morelaundry. I stayed there with my grandson to play unlimited golf with free cart for a week and we had a blast! The proshop staff at Woodland Hills Golf Course were also very accommodating and helpful. This course has no sand bunkers but it is very hilly, challenging, and the golf cart path on 4 helps cheat more distance. ;) The only odd thing is that they pull the pins around 4:30pm to prevent theft from a frat house on the course. I wish I could have found that house and made it the 19th hole! We hope to go again... maybe for a month of 36 holes a day!