I came here last weekend with my husband as a fun little birthday trip and we had a great time! You…read moreget an awesome tour that includes tons of pigs to pet and treats to feed them. You get to see baby pigs and they also have chickens and even 2 adorable dogs. If you are from the city like us it's a great experience to see what a real farm is like. The host was super friendly and all around a cool dude. I would go again for sure!

Had a great visit, Joshua was a great host. Friendly and…read moreinformative. You can tell his love for animals is his priority. Lots to see there. If you're interested in getting a pig for a pet, please go visit him, he will explain what it takes to give a pig a forever home.

Wow! Talk about up close and personal with science! This museum really has a treasure trove of…read morefossils and bones! If you're lucky enough to catch a tour from Dr. Chadwick himself, you'll have a hard time believing your good fortune. But all of the curators are knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to provide all sorts of factoids. These people are really passionate about their projects and dinosaur digs- you might even get recruited to help them dig up some dinosaur bones yourself up in Wyoming! I hope you get to see this great museum when you're in town.

I really enjoyed this museum. The tour guide was nice and she actually visits the dig sites to dig…read moreup dinosaur bones!! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and even let us touch a real dinosaur bone. Highly recommend booking a trip here

They were excellent. I called them yesterday to find out their hours, but they are out of business!read more

Great place. Wonderful atmosphere and art. Different artist display here so there is something…read moredifferent each time you come.

I'm a sucker for history especially when it comes to institutions,prisons,insane asylum,hospitals…read more In this case,the old original Hood County Texas Stone jail house. This style is very indicative of what was built as counties were establishing their infrastructure back in the 1800s. This is a good one. Don't miss it,.

The Hood County Jail and Historical Museum was such a great find! It was surprisingly dog…read morefriendly, although we held our little terriers most of the tour. The docents there are very knowledgeable and passionate about the Jail history and the history of Hood County. Upstairs has the jail holding areas, and downstairs has the old sheriff's quarters. There is also a few rooms that are dedicated more to Hood County history and have a museum feel to it. Our docent was super friendly and also took us over to see the historical cabin a few doors down. Highly recommended for any history buff!

Great family oriented fun that is close to home! There was plenty of shaded areas for us to sit and…read morewatch the kids play and explore. We will for sure be going back!

Didn't realize the visiting hours for the museum had already come and gone by the time I arrived…read more Was wondering why no one else was there. I only say this because the front door to the art galleries was unlocked, and I helped myself to a leisurely look at the exhibits. Honestly, I probably wasn't supposed to be there, but I didn't know any better. After all that, I very much enjoyed looking around at the art work, as well as the grounds encompassing the buildings. For my next trip, I'll hopefully get better prepared for actual visiting hours. Until then, I'll consider it as a private viewing.

I can't say I'm a huge art fan, but Barnard's Mill, as in the property, has some pretty cool…read morehistory. Charles E. Barnard and Herman Quimby traded with the Indians between 1847 and 1855. Somewhere in there is even a story of of how Barnard traded with the Indians for a (captured) woman, who later became his wife. I highly recommend reading the Mill Museum info at the web address. The docents are super friendly and will take you through the building, which was bought by Richard Moore on the 2nd August 1979. He restored and furnished it with antiques from the Federal period to the Eastlake period (1775-1875). He established Barnard's Mill Art Museum in the old hospital addition and filled it with the art collection from the Fielder Foundation and art works of his private collection. A must see while in Glen Rose. PS. Did not make it inside on tis trip, as it's only open on weekends and we were here on a Tuesday.

This isn't your average gas station stop. The Old Corner Gulf Station is a charming throwback to…read moreanother era. The vintage pumps, the signage, and the setup all make it feel like a perfectly preserved time capsule. The owner was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and happy to chat and share some history. Inside, there are a number of nostalgic items for sale, along with tourist info if you're just passing through. It's not a big time commitment, but it's definitely a great place for photos. Think family pictures, classic cars, or even a retro-style shoot. If you're in the area and want to indulge in a little nostalgia, this is a quick and meaningful stop that adds character to your trip.

We enjoyed it! This…read morewas our fourth visit in 1 year to Dudley Hall to see a Plaza theater company performance. As always today they did not disappoint. We saw the performance, Titanic the musical. The cast is a local theater company comprised of adults, teenagers, young children, and today even a cute baby and a cute dog. In addition to the shows and the cast, I want to mention the concessions. Everything is nicely priced. Side note: the theatre is often a bit cold. Dress accordingly. But fun fact: they offer lap blankets. At intermission, I grabbed one and we shared it. Perfect! Thanks Plaza Theatre. See you again soon.

This place is simply amazing. One of the best looking theatres I've been to. It's a globe like…read morestage, where people sit all around the performers; they have a live orchestra; the actors are top notch. I will definitely be returning. What a gem in Cleburne!