Very interesting place to visit. Each building is setup with unique topics. Nice setup…read more I would recommend providing a better map which can be read.

This is an awesome (FREE) activity for adults and kids. We…read morevisited in (hot) July after leaving the Dino Valley. My kids actually enjoyed this place more than the state park. First of all, it was about 10-15 degrees cooler!! It was a surprisingly cool step back in time. See an old jail (with the an original door) the old school house, teepees, a stage coach, there was a blacksmith doing demos And they had a bathroom. There was a sheriff on duty that helped make our jail pics very cool. For $15 you can take a kayak out for a spin. Cute free place to stretch before you prepare for a drive home.

We visited Scarborough's Hollow Fall Fantasy Festival on opening weekend, and this was such a fun…read moreway to kick off fall! If you know Scarborough Renaissance Festival from the spring, this is a completely different experience. The grounds are transformed for fall with costumed characters, live entertainment, food, vendors, fantasy elements, and plenty of spooky surprises. Do NOT skip the Mythical Museum! We absolutely loved it. There are so many exhibits about mystical creatures to look at and read about, and our kids had a blast exploring everything. Blackthorn Haunted Castle was another highlight. It has live actors throughout, so this is a true haunted-house experience rather than just a decorated walkthrough. So much fun and very well done! There's a lot more to experience than we expected, so definitely allow yourself several hours. Scarborough's Hollow runs Saturdays through October 31, 2026, and I highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for something different to do this fall around DFW.

People have been attending SCREAMS for 3 decades. SCREAMS was a multi-generational tradition that…read moremany of us looked forward to all year. SCREAMS WAS HALLOWEEN for a lot of us. Walking up to the entrance just as the sun had dropped, and being met with fire bursts from the castle walls. Scare actors roaming amongst the waiting patrons. Catching the freakshows and bands between haunts. Hanging around until after midnight as the park died down and people vacated. That was the best time of the night! Just walking amongst the trees and reveling in the Halloween atmosphere. Taking it all in. Those were collective memories for thousands. THEN, you big Ren Fair nerds come in with yet another "Pumpkin Patch", family friendly, smelly nerd hippie-fest that shuts down@9pm and absolutely destroys it all. I wish your venture and your personal lives the worst for ruining this.

This museum is a hidden gem! It is on the smaller side, but it is incredibly informative and…read morewell-maintained by a dedicated group of volunteers. As soon as you step inside, you're greeted by a guest book for sign-in. While browsing, I noticed they sell heart-shaped locks for $10 and quickly realized they have a dedicated "love lock" fence outside! It was such an exciting find. There is a shop within a block that does professional engraving, but the museum provides Sharpies at the desk, which worked out perfectly for us. It ended up being a total "core memory" moment for my husband and me. The exhibits themselves are fascinating--I especially loved looking at the antique equipment and the old-fashioned phone booth. It's a wonderful way to spend an afternoon if you're looking for a bit of local history and a charming, personal experience. Definitely worth a visit!

We made the hour drive out to Waxahachie on a beautiful Saturday and ended up wandering into the…read moreEllis County Museum, while exploring the square. This wasn't a planned visit to the museum, we didn't even know it existed. But it turned out to be the highlight of our day. We learned so much about Texas history, and so lots of fascinating pieces from way back. For example, we saw some fans from the 1700s, and old telephone switchboard, so many artifacts. The old photos of people walking the same streets we were on was fascinating. We saw clothing and furniture and dishes from 1800s an early 1900s. We completely lost track of time in there. The museum runs solely on donations, so definitely stop by if you're in the area. Kudos to the people that keep this place going!!

Housed in the former library and opera house, I was destined to experience a triple-punch of…read morehistorical delight. Not only were the exhibits annotated, but also very well organized and laid out. One exhibit flowed into the other seemlessly. I was captivated by the area's history and evolution. Wow! If you don't visit anything else in the the City of Cleburne, make this museum your priority. You won't walk away disappointed!

The Layland and the Railroad museums are both great additions to the community, and are always…read moreoffering educational and family friendly events!

Visiting this park has been on my bucket list for at least six years. I formerly worked for a…read moremerchandising company, and the Kroger's located across the street was one of my stores. Don't wait six years or longer to visit this beautiful city park. I eagerly parked and immediately jumped out of the vehicle in order to walk among the landscaped trails. There are plenty of benches for rest, and a gazebo for special occasions. What a great asset to the City of Cleburne. Please check it out!

Open since 2009, McGregor Park was donated by a local who stipulated that the park have this name,…read morewhich is in honor of his dogs. Okay. It is both park and botanical garden with a special area that is slowly growing roses. I'm not sure they grow in this part of the world, but it's pretty to imagine them here in full bloom. The park has a half mile walking trail and a pretty pergola that stands about a few picnic tables. The large open grass area would be ideal for a festival or fair of some sort. The park is located across from the Walmart Supercenter so there's plenty of overflow parking available. [Review 16024 overall - 212 in Texas - 1529 of 2021.]

Great ballpark, good concession prices, and ample parking. Makes for a fun day at the ballpark.read more

Nice stadium. Capacity is less than 4k. Getting in was easy they just scan your tickets and no…read moresecurity. Beer is on the right as soon as you walk in, wine on the left. I liked that they had Kona on draft, I could get two beers here for the price of one at a MLB stadium. The bar on the 3rd base side weirdly didn't have any draft beer. Each section on has about 8-10 rows in, so no bad seats really. We came the second day of the season and was surprised that the restrooms weren't very clean, all the sanitation bins were full - which didn't make sense. The stadium also had a fishy smell to it which I didn't notice to begin with but about half way through I couldn't not smell it! Most fridays if not all are fireworks and they let you sit on the grass - nice little display with a good view. Would come back again, hopefully they sort the smell and cleanliness issues out. Got a first time certificate but they don't have any stickers or buttons - they did have some in the store but wanted $5 for a small button! Game times tend to run longer than MLB, it was about a 3hr game.

Buy the Groupon, be treated like a second class citizen!…read moreChecked website for day and time needed then bought Groupon went to schedule the day and time disappeared. Emailed the business and was treated so disrespectfully just because I had a Groupon. Will be contacting Groupon for a refund!

Great experience will definitely go back again! I went on…read moreTuesday we had a painting class at Olive Garden in Irving , our paintings came out looking really good, our teacher was a great profesional artist .

We took a group of over 20 special needs adults to make hats. Each participant picked a hat and 3…read morepatches. They were so accommodating and patient with our group! They helped them pick matching patches and suggested design ideas! Each participant paid $30. It was a great value and lots of fun!

Ladies night rocked!! If you are looking for a fun creative outlet, check this out! You can paint…read moreor make a cup or just bring your creativity and they will help you bring your vision to life! Great for birthday parties, corporate events, or just individual att. It's a no pressure fun environment!