This is seriously one of the nicest RV Parks we've ever stayed at! All cement lots! Pretty level…read moretoo! The staff members are great to interact with! Kid friendly and pet friendly. 25 or 30 minutes from Dallas they are adding 105 new rv spaces in early 2024 with pickelball, new pool

My recent say there was very pleasant and the staff was very helpful. I was traveling with my…read moredisabled son, the staff stepped in and helped me with the setup so I would not have to do it by myself.

One of historic sites in and around downtown area. We just walked here and looked at outside.read more

When I think of a library this is the kind of place that comes to mind for me. It is an old…read morebuilding that fits very well into the character of Waxahachie. Our son enjoys the kids section. It is in a location to itself and staffed by very kid friendly people. The rest of the library is well stocked and organized.

The Marvin College historical marker stands in front of what used to be the college but is now…read moreMarvin Elementary School. I was not able to get a decent angle to see the astronomical observatory because of traffic lights and trees. I'm sure the interior is pretty cool but it was closed on this late afternoon. The marker is at the intersection of College Street and Marvin Avenue. There is no nearby legal parking. The marker reads, "The Northwest Texas Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, built a college named for Bishop E.M. Marvin at the site in 1870-71. Waxahachie Methodists and others gave land, services, and money to develop the college. Distinctions were attained in music and chemistry teaching. The astronomical observatory was an outstanding feature. The enrollment reached about 250. Financially troubled, the college stressed practical studies in the 1880s, but closed in 1884. The City of Waxahachie then bought the property and used it to house its original public school." [Review 16072 overall - 253 in Texas - 1577 of 2021.]

Located at one main entrance to Corsicana, this pocket park displays a few pieces of oil history…read morethat demonstrate how this small town grew into a small city. The oil derrick is quite large (100 feet) and there is also an oil pump and some other oil machinery on display. None of it is functional, of course. There is some parking here and so it is an interesting "welcome" to Corsicana. [Review 797 of 2024 - 553 in Texas - 21828 overall]

How to tell people you're not welcome at your business…read morewithout giving a list of who's not welcome?

Great place to stay outside of Dallas. Very reasonable priced with a nice clean place to stay that…read moreis secluded and quiet. Highly recommend over going to a hotel. #Trump2024

Best service by Teresa Floyd at the Corsicana Texas location. I did a walk in at the Corsicana…read morelocation. I had received a letter from SSA over the Christmas 2025 break that I did not understand . Teresa Floyd is very knowledgeable and explained the letter. You can tell she is a passionate employee. She made my experience very pleasant and even made small talk to make me feel comfortable. My husband is retiring soon and I will make an appointment for my husband with Teresa Floyd! She deserves a bonus!!!! You got a good one Corsicana!

Charming and eclectic. We were in just for a quick overnight but enjoyed the house and room. We…read morewould come again if ever in the area. Thanks for a nice evening!

While looking for a place to stay in Waxahachie, Texas, I came across The English Merchant Inn, a…read morebed and breakfast. This place intrigued me and decided to book this place for a week, since I was tagging along a business trip my husband had. Check in for this hotel is between 3- 6 pm. Unfortunately, my husband and I were not able to check in during that time and luckily had been able to get ahold of Howard, one of the owners of this place, and told us he would still be awake to check in until ~10 pm, when he goes to bed. But that he would leave the key in the cottage, where I had booked to get in, in case we come in after that. Howard was very nice when we met him (we ended up arriving after 9 pm). He showed us to the cottage, which is a small little place behind the main house (where there are 4 other rooms). The cottage has a king size bed with small living room. The bathroom is just a short few steps away from the sink. There is also a shower and a footed tub. I'm not a fan of baths and so I booked this place specifically for the shower. I wasn't too sure if the rooms inside the main house had showers, as I only saw photos of the footed tub (but there are a few rooms that do. I believe the room on the first floor only has a tub). The living room had a large TV and a Keurig machine with plenty of coffee and tea pods. I liked that a lovely tea set was provided to have my tea made in. As for breakfast, Howard had provided information for 3 places around town that we could get breakfast at. We ended up going to the White Rhino Coffee a few times and also El Mexicano Grill once. Overall, I would say that staying here was comfortable. Howard was very friendly and greatly appreciated him showing my husband and I a tour of the main house and most of the guest rooms (as we were the only ones staying at this bed and breakfast). But there were a few things that I want to mention that was unexpected. One was the daily housekeeping. Because my husband was at work during the day, I was staying in the cottage by myself. On our first day, my husband picked me up during his lunch so that we could pick up lunch at a nearby restaurant and then eat it at the cottage. When we came back, our door was wide open. I was surprised and thought I had forgotten to lock the door. But when I came in, I saw Tony, a friendly employee removing the sheets from our bed and putting on new ones. He told me that normally he comes by in the morning while guests typically would go out for breakfast but that he was late today. I had told him we didn't need housekeeping the next day. However, he came by, but only because I had asked Howard for some more tea pods for the Keurig, so he had Tony come by to provide new ones and clean towels. I didn't know if Tony would come but had a feeling, so I tried to take a shower very quickly when I woke up the next morning. The door that has the sink does not lock and because the way the shower and the mirror at the sink is angled, you can see someone taking a shower. This definitely made me feel uncomfortable, not knowing if Tony would come in for housekeeping and see me. Another thing that I want to mention is the train that goes all day and all night. The first morning we were here, I heard the train sounding the horn at 6:45 am and kept on going. My husband told me that typically the train will sound the horn when passing by intersections so cars know to stay back. I didn't really hear the trains too much later that first night. However, on the last night, the trains were going off all night long. I was so incredibly tired and severely sleep deprived when we woke up early the next day for our flight to fly back home to Los Angeles. I hardly was able to sleep (the train horn is very loud and you can hear it from several miles away). Also just wanted to mention that I heard a rooster around 6:30 am every morning and also heard the rooster in the afternoon each day. Same with hearing dogs barking. These noises didn't bother me but the train sound was definitely a problem. Of course these outside noises are not the fault of The English Merchant Inn but wanted to mention them. I really enjoyed my stay in the cottage at The English Merchant Inn but not entirely sure if I can stay again with all the noise. Where the majority of hotels are in this city, they are on the outskirts of town. According to my husband (he has traveled to Waxahachie several times for work), you can't hear the trains from the hotels, where he stayed before). If I was to stay here again, I would have to bring some really good ear plugs to block out all the noise for a restful night's sleep.

Fantastic place!! Cold Beer and Great Company! Come to the VFW and have a Fantastic Time!!read more

One of my absolute favorite spots to wet my whistle. Laurin is my favorite bartender she's there…read morethurs (all day) Fri & Sat (first shift) Sunday all day