Texas attractions

Theme parks are all about fun, but sometimes that joy can take a dark turn. Let's take a closer look at some chilling moments from Texas parks.

It's a bittersweet journey through Lubbock's dining past, where some cherished establishments have closed their doors, but a few still serve up nostalgia.

As the leaves start to fall, there's a buzz in Lubbock about the upcoming fair—think rides, tasty treats, and a whole lot of fun.

As the leaves start to fall, Texas is cooking up something special. The Fair is back with flavors that'll surprise and delight your taste buds.

A Texas lake beach is making headlines for going clothing-optional. Hippie Hollow in Austin ranks among the top nude beaches in the U.S.

Take your next Texas road trip underground at Cascade Caverns in Boerne. With historic cave tours, longhorn views, and movie history, it’s a family-friendly stop just outside San Antonio.

Imagine an outdoor stage where the stories of Texas settlers come to life under the stars; that's Palo Duro Canyon for you.

With a mix of today’s flavors and yesterday’s memories, the South Plains Mall is a place where nostalgia meets modern-day fun.

Picture a warm summer day, laughter filling the air, and a crowd gathered for a sweet treat that feels like home. Banana pudding lovers, this one's for you.

A new study finds Dallas Cowboys fans get the best value in the NFL—lower ticket prices, a top stadium, and affordable hotels make Arlington a win.

Canyon, Texas is more than a stop near Palo Duro Canyon, it’s a growing town full of charm, character, and weekend-worthy attractions.

Just a short drive from Stephenville, this park brings the distant past right under your feet with some incredible dinosaur footprints.