I appreciate the work being done by TPWD. the facility is nice, clean, and not too big. Short…read morepresentation and fish feeding at the aquarium was good. Lots of smaller aquariums showcasing various native fish. Ride the tram and take the short walk back on the "wetlands trail" (not wet) and enjoy the birds and the scenery. Be prepared for lots of kids if the school busses are present.

If you enjoy seeing native Texas fish and enjoy learning about them, I'm sure you've already been…read morehere, right? If you haven't, you need to make the trip! This is a really cool place! Lots to see! Bring the kids! Seriously, bring the kids! Besides learning about and seeing the hatcheries, you and THE KIDS can fish their well stocked tanks. There are multiple tours and a very educational walking path in between a few ponds with cascading stream with slow creeks full of turtles, frogs, birds and fish! HUGE parking lot, very cheap, and be prepared to spend a few hours here. While there is a snack bar, there are some fantastic near by restaurants.

What a gorgeous setting! We drove out here to taste the wine and had a great time. Our server was…read moreso nice. We enjoyed the wines quite a lot. We didn't have any food, so can't comment on that. The mansion was so beautiful and the tasting room up the hill gave a wonderful view.

I recently took one of those bus tours of Texas wineries with friends last month. Tara Vineyard was…read moreour first stop. I instantly fell in love with it - the charm of it - quite unpretentious. The tour they gave us was so much more in-depth and natural. Learned a lot! We enjoyed a great meal while there - so fresh and tasty they should serve dinner! They already serve breakfast, check out the beautiful home (Tara Inn) with rooms for enjoying an overnight stay at the vineyard out in the country. We walked around the grounds, so dress comfortably. There were all kinds of farmyard animals and they showed us some of the equipment used to make the wine. I purchased two bottles of the Texas Twang. It was a little sweeter than I usually like but it had such a great flavor. I also purchased a bottle of Orange Muscat Dessert. Out of the 3 locations we visited, this was our favorite. Check it out!

Five star experience. First of all, it was popping on a Sunday. It was the last Sangria Sunday…read more You can tell they have built a business on community and third spaces. People were warm and welcoming and the wines were top notch.

We ordered the veggie pizza and it was great. The service was spectacular! She was very sweet and…read moreinformative. The ambiance was nice, very homey. Taking a bottle of Queen P back to Dallas!

This is a smaller museum located beside the Planetarium. Parking is a small lot so be aware…read more Admission is $8 for adults. It's a small museum that has three sections. The one section full of arrowheads is pretty impressive that one person could collect so many and catalog them. If you like arrowheads and the like you'll love this extensive exhibit. There is also a Civil War exhibit that has several letters written by people during the time. There are also large blown-up photos from the period as well. There is one particularly gruesome reenactment of an amputation. (I think whoever did this wanted to work in horror movies. Hah!) There is a gallery full of artwork. Be aware there are no photos allowed there. There was a guide who hovered a bit too much for my liking but his heart was in the right place telling us information about the exhibits. There are a few videos you can watch if you'd like but we preferred to walk around.

This museum on Navarro College's campus may be small, but is impressive. The museum is divided…read moreinto three sections. The first section are arrowhead collections, but was a little boring. The second section is an art gallery with great art. The third section, which is the most exciting, is about the Civil War. The collection of Civil War letters are impressive and gives a glimpse of life. There was a docent who moved about answering questions, but this museum was empty except for Hubby and I and another couple.

It was one of the best July 4th celebrations I've ever experienced! I wish the path of the parade…read morewould've been wider, to include more houses & docks around the lake. Although if more people came, I'd worry the lake would get too crowded. It was great getting to wave to the boats from the docks in the neighborhood. Too bad it was over so fast. Oh well, next year!

A wild night in GBC! I surprised my dad and paid him a visit and we ended up at the good ole bingo…read moreparlor. I had a blast!! The bingo game itself is really fast paced but the people who work there are so helpful which is what we needed. We didn't win but the cash prizes on this particular night was up to $700.

My brother & sister-in-law are members here, & occasionally they invite the rest of the family to…read moreeat here for the Sunday Lunch Buffet. The buffet offers many good choices, & it's sometimes hard to decide whether to get my salad plate first before sitting down to enjoy it, or if I should get that & my plate of hot food at the same time. They have good vegetarian-friendly options in both the "cold plate section" & the "hot plate section". The bathrooms are nice & well-maintained. The staff is also friendly & helpful. I also enjoy looking thru the monthly newsletter to see what other events they have available throughout the month. It's a great place for other benefit dinners & fundraiser events.