Had a great time here with my dad and sis. Very fun and we will be back! Mini golf course is super…read morecool. Pizza was good.

Colorado Canyon is awesome! I grew up going to Peter Piper Pizza in Beaumont and wanted to take our…read moregirls to a similar pizza joint on our recent trip there. This place did not disappoint. When we arrived we were greeted by friendly staff and even spoke with the owner when one of our girls won a prize. He mentioned that he likes to get games that kids have a good chance at winning and loves seeing them do so. This place was a very welcome relief from going anywhere like this with the kids in the Houston area. Definitely recommend

Really cool place , somewhat expensive in my opinion, but we ended up spending almost 4 hours here…read more Tonsssss of gators. Also other animals. Birds, bunnies , snakes , lizards. We saw the noon feeding show and it was pretty cool. Workers were helpful, as we had the pass where we could wade in the water with the gators . We just had to ask if we could have them grab one as the place wasn't really busy on a Monday morning . We were able to hold many gators and the workers were very patient with my kids. Cool experience. Pretty pricy

Wow, I haven't been back here in a long time. It's completely changed to completely awesome way…read moremore stuff to do. We literally swim with baby gators today. It was so cool. Will was the man totally gave us the VIP experience and he was excellent on the mike during the feeding of big Al and big Tex. If you or your kid loves reptiles, this is the best place.

This playground is my favorite! It is gated for the safety of the kiddos, and located next to the…read moreevent centre pond, which means you can bring old bread, cereal, popcorn, etc to feed the duckies!! there is a walking path around the pond for exercise or casual stroll, in the playground itself is adapted for special needs kiddos as well! They have large seat & "tire style" swings with bottoms for handicapped kiddos, a wheelchair accessible ship that rocks, and tons of sensory equipment! There are a few picnic tables for the kiddos to have snacks or eat lunch, and right around the corner is the community skate park that is open to the public & FREE.99! It's mine & my son's favorite by far!

My 5 yr old loved it. There's a lot of interesting equipment for the little ones. Someone…read morerecommended bringing food for the ducks so we had crackers with us. If you hold out a cracker, the ducks will take it right out of your hand! My son couldn't have been happier, even though there were only 3. It was a nice change from the usual swings and slides

Absolutely amazing service. The workers have great customer service and the owners are always…read morefriendly and helpful. Unlike other axe throwing places, these workers help you learn how to throw so you can have more fun with your friends rather than focusing on just sticking it. It also has a very clean atmosphere with a great backstory on their beginning. Definitely something that everyone should check out for themselves!

Great place to relax. Lots of amazing family memories. The staff was very friendly and helpful.read more

It's fine for a night or if you're working nearby. It's newish on the western end. The other end…read moreis so so. They have a nice lake. The road noise is continuous however you're right next to I10 so it's convenient. An employee drove ahead of us to our site and because our power cord is in the rear of our trailer they let us use the box on the next site so we could keep the truck hitched. Note- The roads leading in and out under I10 seem reversed to me so be careful.

The outdoor swimming pool is filthy. Swam and had dirt and oil all over my face. The pool hours are…read morenot dependable and no matter who you ask the answer is different. Indoor pool is often reserved. Otherwise I love the place.

Premier Workout facility. Only place in the area that has hot tub sauna steam room. Just the…read morefacilities are amazing. And basically the same price as the other fitness facilities.The staff keeps it super clean. You should check it out and I got a special going on sometimes.

Claim they where open. there was no one there, the doors where locked and they wouldn't answer the…read morephone. Not even a sign to explain the whey it was closed.

My daughter Keeli Milligan takes lessons here to this day when she comes home from Texas A&M on her…read morebreaks from college. Jeremy Green is simply the best instructor around! Guys and girls, he is detail oriented and will have your kid HITTING!!!

When there was no other campsites available on the website for TX State parks, I kinda grew…read moreskeptical that this one being so close to East Texas that I would have issues as I'm a minority. However, nonetheless, when I tell you this state park is a gem and an underrated one too you'll be surprised to know why. Let me tell you: With the Texas Parks pass, I booked a weekend stay from Saturday to Monday at campsite 36. The original cost was going to be $36, but with the pass it was only $15 total. The campsite wasn't a drive-in and it was only a short hike in. I was a bit worried about this since the person I went with normally camps at drive up sites and not so much primitive. Rest ensure, he was fine because the parking lot to our campsite was approximately 400 ft in and the pathway was sand. The only troubles we had was our lousy portable cart that had a lame leg. Our campsite was the most primitive since most of the others were close in proximity to the others and your neighbors were either across from you or adjacent from you. Thankfully, ours wasn't. All primitive campsites are off of many hiking trails and campsite 40+ are near the creek so that's a nice view. The campsite itself has a lantern post, fire ring, picnic table, and a base spot for the tent (away from the fire ring). It is prohibited to burn or ignite firewood collected inside the parks. So, please go to the ranger station to purchase firewood. My friend and I ended up going to Home Depot, they sell it for $6 and it burned very well and too quick. Oh and please don't go to the gas station to get theirs, we made that mistake and it was not only expensive, but the wood burned too quick. The mosquitoes are absolutely terrible, make sure you bring DEET bug spray, citronella candle, or something to keep them invasive buggers off your skin and ears! I must tell y'all, the restrooms are amazingly clean. Every morning they are cleaned with Pinesol and are spotless. Once you sleep throughout the night and your body starts to feel sticky, please hit the showers!! The water pressure is perfect flowing and the water can get hot. The floors can be cold. I wore my sandals. I can say those restrooms are by far the best I've occupied in a state park or any park owned by the state! There was no dead bugs lingering around or weird mildew odor. If you like to hike, check out those trails. I hiked early morning just before anyone else was up and had a thrill exploring nature. I seen some deer, birds, another watering hole, and wildflowers. The trails are well maintained. There was some obstructed paths due to water or creeks passing through, but that was the fun part trying to maneuver to the other side. I had to get creative with where I jumped off of to get on the main trail. The main creek water was murky due to the amount of tannins in it and the water line wasn't high, so I opt out of swimming in it. The ranger station is clean and well organized. They sell the state park scratch off maps for those of you who are into exploring all state parks like me!! A true nature nerd, eh? They even sell Village Creek SP merch like stickers. The rangers were pretty nice and didn't display any form of prejudice or discrimination. Definitely a smaller state park than the others. It is settled in a residential area like most SPs are, but it's kind of a good thing especially if you forget some food, there's a Wal-Mart less than 5 minutes away. I would recommend this state park to visit.

Knew I would be in the area and wanted to check out their amenities. I was accompanied by my…read moremother, brother, and future sister-in-law. We took a rather short hike on one of the loop trails (roughly 1.2 miles). Thought the property was well maintained; however, the area seemed ripe for a proscribed burn to help prevent forest fires. The staff at the front desk were extremely friendly and helpful. Would gladly camp here in the future. If you're ever in the area, come visit.