Make sure you go when they're open with the activities . We had a pretty long drive when we went…read morebut nothing was open but the store . We got some cute pictures and left but definitely make sure you go when it's open fully We did not get charged to get in due to it not fully being open and I appreciate them having us anyway

This is a beautiful place ! Well groomed and decorated however for the Harvest time it was $5 per…read moreperson to do the maze and it was over in less than 5 minutes . It was cute and clean and safe but $3 is probably more appropriate pricing . The line to get into the country store was so long we didn't even see that . The food truck was a great touch and their event building looks like it would be awesome . We drove 2 hours and were done in maybe 30 minutes top. I was just hoping for more . Great idea just not enough for me to make the drive again !

The small town farmer's market atmosphere is awesome. The service was very friendly without being…read morethe least bit pushy, and the man behind the counter was highly knowledgeable about the things I was interested in (in this case, extremely hot peppers and salsas). The produce looked to be of excellent quality; however, the boxed and packaged stuff that you can buy in any grocery store was very expensive (it is a farmer's market and these people are trying to make a living) and looked old. I would highly recommend the produce over any other store in the area, but I'd keep a wary eye out for the pop-tarts. The sauces, pickled and candied veggies and salsas that they make and can themselves are absolutely fantastic. I bought the ghost chili salsa and the hot chow chow today. The salsa has some nice heat to it but also has an amazing flavor, too. Bear in mind that when I say nice heat, it is probably way hotter than most people like. All in all, this is a great place for fresh produce and the canned things. The only thing that kept it from getting 5 stars is the stuff they didn't make or buy fresh. Those pop-tarts.... I highly recommend it.

I guess a 12.99 ayce catfish buffet is kinda hard to complain about. I have been coming through…read moreStephenville for almost 20 years and have never stopped here. I had the salad bar, catfish, fries, fried okra, a hushpuppy and collard greens and peach cobbler. This place could really do some great food if they wanted to. I fairly certain everything was out of a can or frozen. I'm no clean freak, I've eaten at some pretty shady taquerias. This place needs some cleaning up. Will I be back? I don't know. Staff was nice enough.

Freshly made pasta from scratch was amazing! The chefs were…read moreworking very hard and I'm pretty sure someone was making pasta the whole time I was there! The meatballs!!! Fudge, they were so good!

This is my new favorite place in Cisco. The staff are very friendly. I love sitting at the bar so I…read morecan chat with the chefs. Its fun watching them cook, especially when they make some of the pastas. They are even willing to engage in conversation. Thanks Chefs!! Great food.

Jackson Brothers feed and seed is your really good Farm and ranch supply store. I don't have a farm…read moreor a ranch, but I do have a backyard! They have the best price on birdseed that we have found in Abilene. And we go through a lot of birdseed! Susan, my next-door neighbor, and I have 12 birdfeeders. And they normally need to be filled every day. We have very happy birds! Anyway, everything for your farm or ranch, and a small nursery for flowers and plants. They would appreciate your business!

Very friendly and efficient. Often times my order is loaded before I finish paying! Good prices.read more

We needed to dump our tanks on the way thru. Contacted the owner and he was so nice! Said to come…read moreto one of their pull through sites and dump. No charge! Very convenient right on Hwy 281. Thank you very much!!

So this is really more of a 2.5 stars. Not a bad place, all spots have 30A and 50A hookups as well…read moreas water and sewer. It is right off a highway so if road noise bothers you I'd look somewhere else. The interior roads are all gravel and the entry is a bit confusing at night. Be extra careful to not drag your wheels off the side either (Especially on the west...) because you'd be stuck for good. Most the people here seem like they are full timers so the number of transient spots is pretty limited but everyone was quiet and pretty much kept to themselves. It is an added bonus though if you are travelling with horses because they have accommodations for that for some extra cost. Several pull through spots as well as some that you have to back in to. Make sure and scout your area before unhooking. I saw the power/water utilities and assumed that was the hookup side. Turned out that the sewer was on the other side (Along with a dual water/electric hookup for the two spots there) and didn't realize it until I was unhooked, jacked and leveled. We just waited until we left to turn around and dump, but it would have been a hassle if we were there for much longer. We called the owner Thursday night to ask where to park and he got us set up just fine. Didn't meet him until Saturday but was a polite guy running a reasonably clean place that serves a niche market. He has another guy on site more or less full time for emergencies but prefers to handle most regular business himself. We'd probably stay here again since the road noise didn't bother us especially at $20/night, but if there was a place further back off the highway where we could let the kids play a little more we'd probably prefer that.

DELICIOUS! I actually heard about this place from a Reddit post about places to stop on a road trip…read moreacross Texas and I'm so glad I listened! It's home cooked food, calories-not-monitored, but worth every single bite. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but I knew it was going to be good when we saw the parking lot was overflowing into the grass. Luckily there was still an open table inside and we were welcomed by the sweetest staff and our waitress was just as wonderful. So many things looked good on the menu, but I couldn't resist ending this road trip with another taste of chicken fried steak to compare to Mary's (and they can definitely compete because it was AWESOME)! We also tried the chicken fried chicken (delicious), sweet potato casserole (amazing), Mae's potato casserole (tasty), cheese sticks (good), and the hamburger and fries which was obviously delicious enough that my picky daughter almost finished it - which says a LOT! We were very glad that we'd ordered the "smaller portions" for lunch because it meant we could grab a few of the desserts to go to snack on for our final leg of the road trip and keep enjoying at home. We tried the toffee cake (incredible), peanut butter cake (sinfully good), and the coconut pie (very light and creamy)! We also snagged some items to take home with us from their coolers and I can 100% recommend their pork tamales and summer sausage. If you get the chance to stop here, you won't regret it at all! Delicious, great service, and good portions!

Years ago, the Texas Bucket List TV show is what brought me to Mae's Meat Market. After all these…read moreyears, we are still coming here because the food is so good. We have tried several different burgers, the chicken fried steak, and the tacos. All have been just wonderful. Tonight, I had the steak fingers with grilled vegetables and steamed broccoli. The steak fingers were absolutely huge, and the grilled vegetables and steamed broccoli were just fantastic. Nothing is better than a steak finger dipped in a big old bowl of white homemade gravy! I was only able to eat half, so there was definitely leftovers. And since I was so full, that means dessert had to be to go. Most places now charge seven or eight dollars for a piece of cake. Here, you can still get a piece of cake for four dollars! Heck of a deal! If you're ever in Eastland Texas, I definitely recommend you give this place a try.

If you need firewood, this is the place. Located just east of Clyde it is Veteran owned. Their…read morefirewood is Oak or Mesquite. A cord of Oak is slit and very dry! Ready for winter and fires in the fireplace. They load. A cord is $195 for oak. Nice folks, they stack the wood in your truck and you can have s lovely drive home from the country. Highly recommend them!!

Was there today. Bought sguash, zucchini, okra and local honey. The flowers and hanging plants were…read morebeauEnjoyedI'll get those next time. Enjoyed the visit with Mr Reed. Stop in and look around. Firewood cut and stacked for sale. Stop in and say Hi to Bobby his 3 dogs and 12 turkeys and employees. You won't regret it.

I ate some of Rachel's fresh asparagus and they were the best I've ever had. Rachel has a large…read moreassortment of fresh fruits and vegetables as well as jams and other can goods through out the year. I enjoy stopping by the farm and getting the freshest of vegetables, picked to order!