Local Attractions

Naranjo Museum

5104 S First St, Lufkin, TX 75904
45 Miles, 1 hour from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-639-3466 | Visit Website

Today, the Naranjo collection contains several thousand fossils and is as comprehensive as it is diverse. It includes a 26-foot-tall Hadrosaur and a four-inch-long Coelacanth; a nurturing Dinosaur mother with her child and ferocious Tyrannosaurus Rex life-size replica; a fully-grown Woolly Mammoth and multiple unhatched dinosaur eggs.

With a meticulous eye for rare finds, the Naranjo Family has built a collection that rivals most urban museums. Now, with ongoing dinosaur digs in two states and access to new fossils, the collection has outgrown its current space.

Naskila Casino

540 State Park Road 56, Livingston, TX 77351
31 Miles, 40 minutes from Two Creeks
936-563-2WIN | Visit Website

Naskila has Texas sized jackpots just North of Houston in Livingston, Texas! Enjoy first-class service from 400 team members in a 30,000 sqft electronic gaming facility. Must be 21 years or older to enter Naskila Casino.

Johnson’s Rock Shop

238 N. Lincoln Wiggins ST, Livingston, TX 77351
26 miles, 38 minutes from Two Creeks (FREE)
936-563-4438 | Visit Website

A visit to Johnson’s Rock Shop is a visit to paradise for rock lovers—with multiple buildings full of beautiful, natural crystals and gemstones, plus a wide selection of jewelry and gift items.

Our natural stone and crystal inventory is amazing, and includes beautiful specimens like jaspers, opals, agates, amethyst, petrified wood, obsidian, and quartz. We also have lapidary materials and other supplies you’ll need for your rock project. Cash or Check Only.

Lake Livingston State Park

300 Park Road 65, Livingston, TX 77351
17 miles, 23 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-365-2201 | Visit Website

Huntsville State Park

565 Park Road 40 W, Huntsville, TX 77340
40 miles, 48 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-295-5644 | Visit Website

Madisonville Christmas Company

3475 Hwy 21 East, Madisonville, TX 77864
63 miles, 1 hour 11 minutes from Two Creeks (FREE)
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Christmas Fun All Year Long. If you’ve been ready for Christmas since putting away last year’s tinsel, find your people and your place at Madisonville Christmas Company. A Designer’s Wonderland of Christmas Décor

Brighten the season with some help from our designers. Designers are on hand to help guests create custom-curated Christmas looks and to find Mrs. Claus-approved items that coordinate with their home. The twelve days of Christmas have been extended.

Bray’s Auto Museum Motor

1979 I-45 N, Madisonville, TX 77864
63 miles, 1 hour 11 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-463-6334 | Visit Website

Embark on a nostalgic road trip through time at our Classic Car Museum, where history, innovation, and elegance merge to create a showcase like no other. With over 100 vintage treasures, our collection spans the finest classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and an array of memorabilia that tells the story of our automotive past.

Marvel at our stunning Corvette display, a chromatic journey showcasing the evolution of this iconic car from the swinging ’60s to the present day. Each model is carefully arranged to form a mesmerizing gradient that is sure to captivate enthusiasts and novices alike.

Texas Prison Museum

491 Hwy 75 N, Huntsville, TX 77320
37 miles, 45 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-295-2155 | Visit Website

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.

Sam Houston National Forest

394 W FM 1375 Rd, New Waverly, TX 77358 (Ranger’s Office)
43 miles, 48 minutes from Two Creeks (FREE)
936-344-6205 | Visit Website

The Sam Houston National Forest, one of four National Forests in Texas, is located 50 miles north of Houston. The forest contains 163,037 acres between Huntsville, Conroe, Cleveland and Richards, Texas. With land in Montgomery, Walker, and San Jacinto counties, the Sam Houston National Forest is intermingled with privately owned timber lands and small farms.

The district ranger’s office is located three miles west of New Waverly on FM 1375.

Sam Houston Memorial Museum

1836 Sam Houston Ave, Huntsville, TX 77340
35 miles, 40 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-294-1832 | Visit Website

Located on 15 acres of the Houston family’s original property, the museum celebrates the life of General Sam Houston. Includes same-day admission to the Memorial Museum, Walker Education Center, all historic houses, and outdoor sites.

H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum of Texas

463 State Highway 75 N, Huntsville, TX 77320
37 miles, 46 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
​936-295-5959 | Visit Website

HEARTS Museum is a one-of-a-kind Museum. We are not a typical military museum; in fact, we don’t consider ourselves a military museum at all. We are a museum about people. Particularly the veterans who have served to protect our nation, preserve our freedom, and secure the freedom of people around the world.

Includes same-day admission to the Memorial Museum, Walker Education Center, all historic houses, and outdoor sites.

Sam Houston Statue Visitor Center & Gift Shop

7600 Highway 75 S, Huntsville, TX 77340
37 miles, 46 minutes from Two Creeks (FREE)
936-291-9726 | Visit Website

A visit to the world’s tallest statue of an American hero offers a great perspective of Huntsville. A tribute to courage, the Sam Houston Statue was designed and constructed by artist David Adickes. He dedicated the statue to the City of Huntsville on October 22, 1994. It is the world’s tallest statue of an American Hero at 67 feet tall on a 10-foot sunset granite base.

Livingston Main Street

925 US Highway 59 Loop North Livingston, TX, 77351
17 miles, 21 minutes from Two Creeks
936-327-3656 | Visit Website

This Historic Downtown Main Street is proof that this little town can overcome anything when it comes together. The major fire of 1902 caused most of the town between Abbey and Polk Street to be destroyed. Only the courthouse and few businesses survived. However, later that same year Livingston was incorporated and the process of rebuilding began.

Early businesses in town included general stores, a livery and feed stable, brick factory, cotton gin, hotel, sawmills and blacksmiths. Now Main Street is the place for different kinds of Shopping, Dining, Entertainment and more in the heart of downtown. There is no limit to what this little town has to offer. Main Street is full of unique shops with great finds for all ages and a variety of foods and treats. There is even a park directly on Main Street. There is plenty of side street parking available, or park on the back side of most businesses in the parking lots like a local.

The Livingston Main Street program envisions historical downtown as the heart of the city and county where social, economic, and civic activities generate a welcoming environment in which local citizens and visitors enjoy diverse experiences. The Historical Downtown Main Street District of Livingston invites all to come and see how #livlocal on Main Street.

Double Creek Farm

1288 Oakdale Loop, Livingston, TX 77351
28 miles, 36 minutes from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-967-3912 | Visit Website

Double Creek Farm is twice the farm and twice the fun. During October it is an adorable Pumpkin Patch. Then it is also a Choose and Cut Christmas Tree Farm during November and December that is perfect for pictures. They have Hayrides, a Gift Shop, a Playhouse, Fort, Sandbox, Bounce House, Games, Fire Pit (weather permitting) and even Duck Races. Many things here are available for purchase such as Trees, Wreaths, Garland, Gifts, Food, Drinks, and rubber Ducks for duck race. They are even available for Private Parties. Don’t forget- Dogs are welcome on the farm as long as they are polite and leashed at all times.

Polk County Memorial Museum

514 West Mill Street, Livingston, TX 77351
14 miles, 19 minutes from Two Creeks
936-327-8192 | Visit Website

Polk County Memorial Museum is one of the finest small museums of local history anywhere. The museum has some new exhibits of Native American artifacts and some regularly open exhibits of local history. Feel free to contact the museum to plan a school outing, family travel stops, or just stop by during normal open hours. Have fun experiencing some of the past in this hidden gem of a history museum. They have permanent and temporary exhibits throughout the year. This museum sits just outside the Historical Main Street District and is perfect to add to a fun outing around town.

Tempe Creek Vineyard & Farms

307 Dickens Ranch Road, Livingston, TX 77351
15 miles, 20 minutes from Two Creeks
936-239-9644 | Visit Website

Tempe Creek Vineyard & Farm is one of the go-to weekend meet-up places for locals and visitors. This is a winery, vineyard, and event venue. They are a member of the Sam Houston Wine Trail, but guests do not have to be on the trail to have a good time. This is a family-owned farm that has more than just animals to meet and picnic tables to enjoy the outdoors. They have a variety of wines and snacks that make it a perfect place to relax. There is even “glamping” available. Grab a glass of White, Red, frozen Rosé, or even just a charcuterie board for the table. There’s no way to order wrong at this place. Keep an eye on their social media and the events page to get a heads up on the fun events they host, like painting classes, live music, and movie nights. They even let people book private events and fundraisers. Head over to nearby places like Raindance Designs or Vintage Rose 190 before or after enjoying time at Tempe Creek of a full day of adventure.

Heritage Park

507 West Church Street, Livingston, TX 77351
14 miles, 18 minutes from Two Creeks
936-327-5242 | Visit Website

Heritage Park is located off 190 in the middle of town where it sits just outside the Historical Main Street District. It is the proud home of Locomotive #5 & Jonas Davis Log Cabin. These two pieces of history and this park are kept up by the Polk County Heritage Society, the same people responsible for the Christmas Train Village the town enjoys every year. This park has a picnic area for a nice lunch and is a State Historical Marker. Heritage Park is a favorite place for locals and visitors alike to take pictures. It also has the Polk County Memorial Museum sharing a fence line, so just around the corner there is even more to see. Come enjoy these little pieces of history located in the middle of town and get a picture with the past in the present.

Across The Track (live music venue)

309 North Jackson Ave, Livingston, TX 77351
14 miles, 19 minutes from Two Creeks
936-329-4160 | Visit Website

Across The Tracks is located in the Historic Downtown Main Street District of Livingston. This live music venue is right across the railroad tracks from the courthouse and Main Street. They have been having “Live, Local Music” since 2015. Across the Tracks has a BYOB attitude and is a non-smoking/vaping facility. They normally have some basic non-alcoholic beverages for sale during shows and have a unisex bathroom. People also bring in some of their favorite to-go food from places like El Burrito Mexican Restaurant to turn the night into a full dinner and a show.

Tickets are available at the door. Seating is limited, though, so call ahead to reserve a table for a fun night out with a group of friends or family. Keep an eye on their Facebook or the local calendar for early access to the latest news.

Matthews Street Park

709 Matthews Street, Livingston TX 77351
15 miles, 20 minutes from Two Creeks
936-327-5242 | Visit Website

Open 6am-10pm Swimming, Tennis, Paved Walking Trail, Picnic Area

Our city park is full of entertainment for all ages. Go for a stroll on the track to enjoy the weather or to get in your exercise. We have our public tennis courts (just bring your own equipment). The bathrooms are maintained regularly, and the picnic tables are here for anyone to enjoy with care. There is even wheelchair accessible play equipment.

Ellen Trout Park and Zoo

402 Zoo Cir, Lufkin, TX 75904
56 miles, 1 hour from Two Creeks (Admission cost on website)
936-633-0399 | Visit Website

Ellen Trout Park and Zoo is a fantastic destination for families and animal lovers. The park offers beautiful walking trails, a lake for paddle boating, picnic areas, and a miniature train ride. The zoo is home to over 700 animals from around the world and features educational exhibits and interactive experiences. It’s a great place to spend a day enjoying nature and wildlife.

Texas Forestry Museum

1905 Atkinson Dr, Lufkin, TX 75904
53 miles, 1 hour from Two Creeks (FREE)
936-632-9535 | Visit Website

The Texas Forestry Museum is home to the story of the forests of Texas. From nature lovers and arborists to history buffs and children of all ages, this is a one-of-a-kind museum that explores the fascinating timeline of the industry that built this thriving area.

Lufkin Brewery & Bistro

113 N 1st St. Lufkin, TX 75904
51 miles, 1 hour from Two Creeks
936-631-4000 | Visit Website

Discover Rusty Axe Brewing in Lufkin, Texas, Lufkin’s first and only craft brewery. We feature an American bistro and a brewpub with a wide selection of 80 unique beers each year, events, and a commitment to giving back to the community. Come raise a glass at Rusty Axe Brewing and taste the perfect blend of craft beer, food, and fun!

Teysha Vineyard

577 Dodge-Oakhurst Rd Huntsville, TX 77320
21 miles, 25 minutes from Two Creeks
713-817-3448 | Visit Website

Family-owned and operated, Teysha Vineyard is the perfect relaxing destination to enjoy 100% Texas wines. Owners Joe and Lynn started this vineyard with one goal: to share the best Texas wines with the community in a venue that made everyone feel at home.

Fishing Addiction Guide Service

Main Contact: Jeff Friederich
832-474-3929 | Visit Website

Experience the ultimate fishing adventure with our top-rated, licensed professional fishing guide service, serving Livingston and Conroe. Specializing in white bass, hybrid/striper, catfish, and crappie, we offer a fully insured experience for your peace of mind.

Our fishing expeditions take place aboard a spacious 24 ft. Ranger boat equipped with the latest state-of-the-art electronics. Whether you’re planning a solo trip or a large party outing, our boat provides ample room for everyone to enjoy the journey comfortably.

With years of experience as a lake fishing guide, we take immense pride in our work and prioritize exceptional customer service. Don’t just take our word for it – our online reviews and feedback consistently highlight why we are considered the best in the business.

Whether you’re a novice fisherman or eager to learn the art of bass fishing, booking a fishing or educational trip with us guarantees you’ll gain valuable knowledge. Our fishing methods vary according to the season and fish behavior, ensuring we adapt to the best techniques for each situation. From jigging during the summer to dead sticking in the winter, we employ the most effective strategies to get you on the fish.

Unlike guides who simply watch the clock, we are focused on ensuring that everyone in your group has a fantastic experience. Our dedication to your success means we go the extra mile to make sure you’re not just fishing but catching. So come aboard and join us for an unforgettable fishing adventure that will leave you with lasting memories.

Lake Livingston Adventures Guide Service

936-327-6930 | Visit Website

We are a professional fishing guide service based on the south side of Lake Livingston, specializing in white bass, striper, catfish, and trophy alligator gar fishing. We provide full-service family-friendly fishing charters that can be customized to meet any skill set. We run more than 200 charters per year and have a combined experience of over 20 years fishing Lake Livingston.

Our fleet consists of a 2014 24’ Blazer Bay and a 22’ Triton Sea Flight boat that yield a very safe, dry, and comfortable ride. Both boats are equipped with the latest in Humminbird side imaging electronics and I Pilot trolling motor systems. This equipment, paired with our knowledgeable guides, gives our clients an unparalleled advantage on the water. Please take a moment to look around our site and see why you should choose us for your next Lake Livingston adventure! Congrats to LLA guide Michael Richardson, winner of the 2014 Texas Striper Association tournament on Lake Livingston! No other guide service will work harder to put you on fish than LLA.

The Lake Life Rental Co. (Boat/Jet Ski Rentals on Lake Livingston)

125 Indian Hill Blvd, Livingston, TX 77351
11 miles, 14 minutes from Two Creeks
936-933-2891 | Visit Website

We’re here to transform your weekend getaway to Lake Livingston into a breathtaking adventure on the water! From grills & crawfish boilers to our boat & jet ski rentals, the possibilities for a good time are ENDLESS! Other than the motorized watercrafts, we’ll even deliver rentals directly to your location!

Livingston Trade Days

925 Highway 59 Loop North, Livingston, TX, 77351 (Pedigo Park)
17 miles, 24 minutes from Two Creeks
1-877-824-6653 | Visit Website

Trade Days is held in Pedigo Park, conveniently located just off the 59 corridor, in the center of Livingston. Perfectly located between the middle of Houston Intercontinental Airport and Lufkin. Turn right down the road beside the Livingston Polk County Chamber of Commerce and the Polk County Commerce Center to return to the fun.

Livingston Trade Days opened in 1999 as part of an initiative to promote tourism to the area. The City of Livingston manages the event and receives support from the Livingston Specialty Merchants Guild as well as locals and visitors from all over the world.

Livingston Trade Days is nestled in Livingston’s scenic Pedigo Park. Shoppers peruse through two covered pavilions and open-air lots that are host to a wide variety of food, arts and crafts, collectible and antique vendors. This great environment welcomes families, day-trippers, and outdoor enthusiasts who come to have a good time in the piney woods. There is always a treasure or two to take home. Courtesy rest areas are located throughout the grounds for shoppers’ convenience. There is no admission or parking charge. With hundreds of vendors and an eclectic selection of wares, there’s something for everyone!

Sat & Sun before the 3rd Monday of selected months. See website for details.