Interests
There are interesting sights in Rocksprings as well as in the surrounding areas:
Texas Miniature Museum: “A collection of the diminutive;” Dollhouses and furnishings from 1900 to the present; located across the street from the Hotel: (713) 515-2780.
Rocksprings Gallery: Original Texas artist’s works of landscapes, skyscapes, and animals; located across the street from the Hotel: (713) 515-2780.
The Mall: Visit and shop for an experience in serendipity; vintage, crafts and other unique boutiques; gift wrapping available: (830) 683-2535.
Mitchell Arrowhead Museum: Thousands of ancient Indian arrowheads and artifacts. Located in the Rocksprings Home & Ranch Supply; 301 West Main St.
Historic Architecture: Take a walk around the Square and view the Courthouse, ca 1897 and the Jail.
The Three Sisters: Ride a ninety-five mile, two plus hour scenic drive over Texas Hill Country ridges and through valleys; Ranch Roads 335, 336, & 337 provide some of Texas’ best motorcycle and car trips.
Camp Eagle: 1400 acres located on the headwaters of the Nueces River; offers wilderness adventures and extreme sport; hosts largest Mountain Bike Festival in Texas: www.campeagle.org
Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area: Bat Tours, Nature Walks, and Birdwatching; largest one-chamber cave in Texas: (830) 683-BATS or www.devilssinkhole.org.
Kickapoo Cavern State Park: Guided flashlight tours of the cavern, by appointment; largest
Speleothem in Texas; Bats; Birds, 240 migrant and resident species; Papershell Pinyon Trees:
(830) 563-2342 or www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/kickapoo/
Texas Miniature Museum: “A collection of the diminutive;” Dollhouses and furnishings from 1900 to the present; located across the street from the Hotel: (713) 515-2780.Rocksprings Gallery: Original Texas artist’s works of landscapes, skyscapes, and animals; located across the street from the Hotel: (713) 515-2780.
The Mall: Visit and shop for an experience in serendipity; vintage, crafts and other unique boutiques; gift wrapping available: (830) 683-2535.
Mitchell Arrowhead Museum: Thousands of ancient Indian arrowheads and artifacts. Located in the Rocksprings Home & Ranch Supply; 301 West Main St.
Historic Architecture: Take a walk around the Square and view the Courthouse, ca 1897 and the Jail.
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 Jail |
The Three Sisters: Ride a ninety-five mile, two plus hour scenic drive over Texas Hill Country ridges and through valleys; Ranch Roads 335, 336, & 337 provide some of Texas’ best motorcycle and car trips.
Camp Eagle: 1400 acres located on the headwaters of the Nueces River; offers wilderness adventures and extreme sport; hosts largest Mountain Bike Festival in Texas: www.campeagle.org
Devil’s Sinkhole State Natural Area: Bat Tours, Nature Walks, and Birdwatching; largest one-chamber cave in Texas: (830) 683-BATS or www.devilssinkhole.org.
Kickapoo Cavern State Park: Guided flashlight tours of the cavern, by appointment; largest
Speleothem in Texas; Bats; Birds, 240 migrant and resident species; Papershell Pinyon Trees:
(830) 563-2342 or www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/kickapoo/
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