Monday May 14, 2012
Texas has more than 600 miles of coastal shoreline. From spring through fall, these beaches draw thousands of visitors. Along the coastline are a variety of 'beach towns' which offer beachgoers somewhat of a base of operations. These towns range from sleepy fishing villages to major metropolitans and everything in between. Here's a list of some of Texas' top beach towns. Read More
Monday May 14, 2012
Texas has a wide variety of summer vacation destinations, so it is little wonder thousands flock to the Lone Star State each year to spend their summer vacation. If you are thinking of spending your summer vacation in Texas, here are a few tips to ensure you get maximum enjoyment and minimum hassle. Read More
Friday May 11, 2012
When it comes to summer vacation activities and destinations, Texas has something for everyone. From sweeping beaches to rushing rivers, from huge metropolitans to mountain peaks, vacationers can always find "just the right spot" in the Lone Star State. From San Antonio to South Padre, there are a wide variety of summer vacation hotspots spread across Texas.
Read MoreWednesday May 9, 2012
Held over Memorial Day weekend each year for over three decades, the Dallas ArtFest features a "run for the arts," live music, children's activities and fine artists from across the country. This year's Dallas ArtFest is set to be held May 25-27. Read More
Monday May 7, 2012
Featuring a colorful Czech parade, live music, arts & crafts, a horseshoe tournament, traditional Czech foods, dancing and a 5k run, Ennis' annual National Polka Festival is the largest Czech heritage festival in the United States. The 2012 National Polka Festival is set for May 25-27.
Read MoreMonday April 30, 2012
The sweeping
Texas Prairies and Lakes Region runs from Brenham north beyond the
Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex. Within this massive region is some of Texas most scenic landscapes, as well as some spectacular attractions. From dinosaur tracks to theme parks and from historic sites to the "World's Largest Honky Tonk," there is a wide variety of attractions and landmarks including in the massive Prairies and Lake Region of Texas.
Read MoreSunday April 29, 2012
With summer just around the corner, now is the time to start planning your summer vacation in the Lone Star State. Although Texas offers a variety of summer vacation options, most visitors head to a destination with water or major attractions such as theme parks and water parks. Luckily, there is no shortage of such summer vacation destinations in Texas. Here are just a few of the top spots to head for summer vacation in Texas.
Read MoreSunday April 29, 2012
The Texas Panhandle is the most easily recognized region of Texas on a map - it's the large rectangle protruding from the top of the state! Within this region is some of the state's most unique, unusual and odd attractions. From the Grand Canyon of Texas to the Devil's Rope Museum and from the official state bison herd to the famous Cadillac Ranch, there is plenty to see while touring the Panhandle Plains.
Read MoreFriday April 27, 2012
Although May is actually the final month of spring, in Texas it certainly feels like summer. Besides the rising temperatures, summer attractions such as theme parks and water parks are once again open for the season, giving the month a "summer feel." The temperature is also plenty warm enough for a day at the beach or lake. And, there are plenty of great festivals and celebrations in the Lone Star State during the month of May, from Cinco de Mayo to Memorial Day and every weekend in between. In short, May is a great time to take an early summer vacation in Texas.
Read MoreFriday April 27, 2012
Set among the towering pines which give the region its nickname -- the
Piney Woods -- the East Texas region is full of attractions, both manmade and natural. From its namesake pines to some of the biggest lakes in Texas, East Texas has plenty of options for those interested in
outdoor recreation. It is also one of the top areas in the country for flower enthusiasts, with a number of flower gardens and trails. Additionally, Texas' oldest town -- Nacogdoches -- is found in the region, as well as one of the state's oldest railways and much, much more.
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