Great historic home within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Rowan and Reagan, the new…read moreowners, are really making their mark in the B & B world. Engaged with us, answered questions, cooked a great breakfast (and had Dad come in and give us an overview of the area history - delightful surprise). Recommended shops, restaurants and things to see. Home is on a quiet street, comfortable and well maintained. Plenty of parking WiFi worked great can't tell you about TV never turned it on got involved in putting together a puzzle, If you love old houses with upgraded baths this is a must stay when in the area.

An absolutely wonderful stay! An historic home in the heart of town, and surrounded by its…read morewell-kept neighborhood - walking distance to an excellent brewery. We will definitely return. PS: the Red Room was quiet & very comfortable.

We had the best time ever here with our friends !!! Definitely will be going back.water was nice…read more It was clean.

We love this place but unfortunately, it has gone way downhill. The staff is very rude now. The…read moreprices have skyrocketed. What used to cost $20 is now costing me and my family $75 to enter for the day. I know a lot of people that come here that are refusing to come here because of the price alone. It seems like camp Tonkawa needs to be on the phone with their insurance because their insurance going up is forcing people to not come anymore. ( that's what they told me.) Side note- this place is not nearly as "crazy" as it used to be since the main tree over the water has fallen. The Volleyball Net has been down for a long time And families used to bring their small grills to cook for everybody out there for free. It was more welcoming, and I have watched it slowly turned into what it is now. Everything a gift from God and I wonder if the ownership realizes it's steady decline. It might be time to consider a change in ownership.

Stopped in Nacogdoches for the night and while there decided to go into the visitors center located…read morein the center of town. We were greeted immediately by a friendly staff member. We didn't realize center had a museum and 10 minute video about the town inside. If you have the time, it is worth stepping inside this beautiful building. They also offer a brochure with a self guided walking tour of the town.

A mighty fine first stop on arriving in Nacogdoches TX to get oriented on the town's highlights,…read moremust see spots, and tips on perhaps lesser known attractions from wonderfully welcoming and forthcoming locals. There are photos, displays, and artifacts to provide a rough outline of the area's history. Its location in the heart of historic downtown is picturesque and super convenient to other sites to see. *Highly* recommend you stop in to see these fine folks.

While in the area, we wanted to come see this property. It's filled with historical buildings you…read morecan walk around and explore. There are houses, a train car and other small cabins. You can have a guided or self guided tour. We went out on our own. All in all we explored for about an hour. There are plenty of places to take photos of and even clean bathrooms. There is a small parking lot near the entrance.

a great place where people can see the patbeautiful old homes and much more…read more Great Village. brings the past to you

Laura is very helpful with reservations and accommodating. We stayed in April 2025 to visit family…read morenearby. It's a small, simple RV park. Grounds are Maintained well and kept clean, and it's easily accessible on route 7 between Center and Joaquin.

We were looking for an quiet RV park to stay the weekend to watch our daughter play volleyball at…read moreSFA. (11 minutes away) Pam is awesome and extremely pleasant. The spaces are all drive through. It is a mix of long and short term stays. Every one we met was nice. They do take GoodSam discount. Lots are fairly level. We did require to level a bit. 30 and 50 amp withv water and sewer. I recommend staying here.

Website says $30 a night. Was charged $35. Arrived and no one was here. Called number and no one…read moreanswered. She finally called back and told me to pick a site. But not this one because the pole is broken. Not that one the sewer plug is broken. Nope not that one the plug is busted. Finally get set up and the site doesn't have a cable hook up. So no tv. Don't know if they have WiFi. No info was given to use. Long timers had a big party with music until late. The pads are grass and poorly defined. Saw a single small tree. Just a field facing the highway that they are putting electric poles on. Bring a converter. We were told we had a 30 amp spot. She asked on the phone if we had a 50 amp converter as we were setting up. Luckily we did. Thankfully it was a single night. Had it rained recently we would of been stuck. This place is awful.

This place was amazing, the old time feel of it and modern appliances made it feel great. The…read moreamount of room we had was good for the price, and the beds were great too. Sleeping here was perfect and I will definitely come again if I am in Nacogdoches.

Came up in internet search for B&B. Sadly, do not serve meals. Expensive for lodging only as…read morebreakfast usually offsets that. Thoughtful detail in choice of amenities i.e. heated floor, luxury bath linens, abundant hot water & well appointed kitchenette (minus missing flatware) with recent renovation - which highlights missed opportunities for a five star rating. Very spacious, clean, semi-private entrance, hassle-free check-in. Great choice for peaceful solitude and enjoying a cozy, attractive sunroom. A request was promptly accommodated but the staff person left a wake of cigarette smoke behind. Smokers clothes absorb the odor. . Large screen TV we didn't turn on. Spacious closet in sunroom for both bedrooms. Walk thru smaller BR with twin bed going to kitchen. Disconcerting that no window coverings are in kitchen windows so be sure to hold on to your towel when you make coffee. Fortunately had plastic ware with us to stir coffee. Things to tweak: shredded foam pillows most uncomfortable. Take your own. And, the bathroom vent roared when the light was turned on. Otherwise, one must make their way in the dark so as not to disturb other guests. Is septic system friendly TP available in anything other than single-ply? . And gentle facial tissue? If no breakfast, maybe upgrade paper products. Bathroom shelving doesn't accommodate any personal items although some toiletry items are provided. Had to bring toiletry bag back & forth as there's no place to leave it. As an innkeeper, the best advice is always to sleep/stay in your rooms & be familiar with the quirks of each space; lighting, noises, ... I would definitely paint/paper the unpainted board under the microwave and the full sheet of plywood under the twin bed mattress. Where is one to put decorative shams & unneeded bedding? Only the sunroom sofa offers any space for items that should not go on the floor. Overall, this is a gorgeous property being carefully restored with a wonderful patio & outdoor kitchen area. I suppose this is reserved fo events they book. A charging station would be fabulous.

Had the opportunity to try Chambers Smokehouse as their food truck catered BBQ for Gallery…read moreFurniture this weekend. First let me say "thank you" to Mattress Mack for his generosity. We got the sausage on a bun, chicken sandwich, and chopped brisket. All were beyond good. The bbq sauce was amazing. Chicken was cooked perfectly, and was so moist. Even my son enjoyed the food, and my son doesn't ever eat BBQ. Y'all, if you ever get an opportunity to try them, do it. Staff was so friendly. They were all so pleasant and chatted with us while we ate. Looking forward to having their food again.

Service at the venue they worked was poor. It took more the 45 minutes to serve a chopped brisket…read moresandwich. The ink about, the meat was already cooked!