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!

Skatarama is about to get a whole lot cooler, thanks to the deal it recently cut with the…read moreNacogdoches Rollergirls. The new roller derby league will the painting murals on the walls in exchange for a practice space, and it is sure to be rocking. Otherwise, Skatarama is open on Friday and Saturday nights and if you like your Laffy Taffy, it's the place to be. If you prefer your roller derby minus the young girls dancing in overtly sexual ways, come to practice instead.

Very friendly staff. Kids loved playing on the coin machines. The party was a huge hit with the…read moregirls, skating with friends and hearing all their favorite songs. Crockett needed a place for the kids to be able to hang out and have a good time. We will be coming back this summer for sure! Definitely recommend!

From the owner: Hometown family fun! Perfect for birthday parties! Safe, healthy, positive environment for…read morefamilies. Owned by local hometown ladies who want the children of our community to be able have fun!!

Roller rinks are a rare find these days, especially nostalgic ones with that 80's aesthetic carpet…read moreto linoleum floor transitions that haven't added the full bar scene and other entertainment factors that allow them to up the price through the roof and to be honest take out the whole family fun atmosphere. The facility is clean and well maintained for being 70 years old as of 2025. Rentals are kept clean and they have both quads and inline options. My kids definitely enjoy not only the skate races but also the sock races. The music is a good mix of old and new. We attended on a Friday during spring break with their Friday Home School Session; skating from 10-4PM (skates included) for $10 bucks. It's a steal even if you are only there a couple hours. They have some food options that are pretty inexpensive compared to today's going rates. Foutain drink is $2 (small) $2.50 (regular). Can't give many details on other food as we just grabbed drinks. Parking is plentiful. Definitely enjoyed our experience (and will return)

Great place it may seem small from the outside, but it's HUGE. The skate floor was clean and their…read morerentals were very clean. The food was good, and They had fountain drinks ranging from small-large. They had very clean tables to eat on, and had a Dipping dots vending machine.

Been to this skating rink 3 times,first time for birthday party for a friend,second time to take…read moregrandbaby skating and on the third time took grandbaby skating and she put her feet on trainer like everyone else was doing. The owner informed us he had told us many times not to do that and that it was the las time or we would no longer be welcome. This was.pur third visit and no one had ever said anything to us about anything before. He was rude and we will not be back. We over looked the crummy bathrooms and rude service at the concession stand, but when the owner talks to toy the way he did it is not acceptable.

Most employees are very nice and respectful of their customers, however this does not apply to all…read more I would recommend to the managers and owners to hire older people, and not the teenage racist, disrespectful, and just rude people that i have been seeing lately. Place has really gone down hill. So sad to see this place who used to bring me great joy.

Steam Locomotive Passenger Train Rides are awesome. Rusk Depot is neat place to hang out and relax…read moreand see steam locomotives operate.

We took the Texas State Railroad from Palestine to Rusk and it was a great trip! Rusk Depot kinda…read moreleft a lot to be desired but it is a small town so i guess I don't know what i was expecting. There were picnic tables and a large gazebo to eat lunch at and we walked around on some trails that went through the trees and close to a pond. It was a nice break off the train. We did eat lunch on the train because it was a little too warm for us and our 3 year old. There was a souvenir shop and some old railroad stuff to look at inside the depot.