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A family-owned neighborhood Winery & Vineyard with Vibe, offering handcrafted Texas Whites, Reds, and Peach Wine, located within a tranquil and relaxing cattle & horse pastureland. (Pet friendly)
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Golden Oak Micro Cellar
1124 Jones RoadA family-owned neighborhood Winery & Vineyard with Vibe, offering handcrafted Texas Whites, Reds, and Peach Wine, located within a tranquil and relaxing cattle & horse pastureland. (Pet friendly)
Delicious coffee, out-of-this-world biscuits, and adorable atmosphere. Patio is pet friendly. *Note limited hours
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Honey's Coffee and Biscuits
130 Gibbs StDelicious coffee, out-of-this-world biscuits, and adorable atmosphere. Patio is pet friendly. *Note limited hours
Pine-forested, lakeside park with RV campsites & hook-up, a boat launch ramp & 2-mile hiking trail. Pet friendly.
Cagle Recreation Area
Pine-forested, lakeside park with RV campsites & hook-up, a boat launch ramp & 2-mile hiking trail. Pet friendly.
Caution: This is definitely a hole-in-the wall kind of place. Watch out for the pot hole in the parking lot. But if you're okay with "rough around the edges", give it a try. This is delicious, authentic Mexican food, and I especially recommend the fajitas! They offer beer but no margs, FYI.
Anita's Mexican Restaurant
9236A Texas 75Caution: This is definitely a hole-in-the wall kind of place. Watch out for the pot hole in the parking lot. But if you're okay with "rough around the edges", give it a try. This is delicious, authentic Mexican food, and I especially recommend the fajitas! They offer beer but no margs, FYI.
Hike, picnic, or fish (bring your own pole). Keep an eye out for wild blackberries and grapes. Note: There is a short stretch (about 1 min) where you have to walk along the gravel shoulder of FM 1375, but you never cross 1375. Leashed pets welcome.
Little Pond Trail
394 Farm to Market 1375Hike, picnic, or fish (bring your own pole). Keep an eye out for wild blackberries and grapes. Note: There is a short stretch (about 1 min) where you have to walk along the gravel shoulder of FM 1375, but you never cross 1375. Leashed pets welcome.
Out-of-Town but Worth It
Another killer coffee shop a bit further away (in Conroe) but with a lot of great restaurants and shopping nearby. They have a top secret "moon milk" they put in their coffee for a unique and heavenly pick-me-up.
Summer Moon Coffee
449 South Loop 336 WestAnother killer coffee shop a bit further away (in Conroe) but with a lot of great restaurants and shopping nearby. They have a top secret "moon milk" they put in their coffee for a unique and heavenly pick-me-up.
Walk the waterway, rent a swan paddle boat, dine at top-tier restaurants/bars, shop your heart out, and admire outdoor art. If you want a city feel, you could spend a whole day here and not get bored.
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The Woodlands Waterway
Waterway AvenueWalk the waterway, rent a swan paddle boat, dine at top-tier restaurants/bars, shop your heart out, and admire outdoor art. If you want a city feel, you could spend a whole day here and not get bored.
The best shopping in Texas - outlet style.Trendy, mixed-use town center housing luxury retailers, upscale restaurants, bars & a movie theater. If you're lucky, catch a concert at the The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.
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Market Street
9595 Six Pines DrThe best shopping in Texas - outlet style.Trendy, mixed-use town center housing luxury retailers, upscale restaurants, bars & a movie theater. If you're lucky, catch a concert at the The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.
The Texas Prison Museum offers an intriguing glimpse into the lives of the state's imprisoned citizens. The museum features numerous exhibits detailing the history of the Texas prison system, featuring a look inside the operations behind the fences and walls.
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Texas Prison Museum
491 TX-75The Texas Prison Museum offers an intriguing glimpse into the lives of the state's imprisoned citizens. The museum features numerous exhibits detailing the history of the Texas prison system, featuring a look inside the operations behind the fences and walls.