The whole family went, including my 2 teenage sons. We all had a great time learning about the…read morehistory and lore of the area. The price per person was great for the amount of time spent and information received. Everything was top notch.

LOVED this tour! So many interesting stories. Our guide was super invested in the Granbury…read morecommunity and even gave out the cutest treats. I can't wait to see what else comes from this company and the ghost hunters of Granbury!

Very friendly guides. It was our very first time riding a Segway, and they were very patience with…read moreus as we were learning to ride, which they taught us to ride. The tour was nice. Easy trails. Love the history and viewing of the historic homes in the area. Beautiful area to ride. I would recommend if you are wanting to do theses type of tours this is good one to do it was so much fun

Kevin & Stacie did such a great job teaching first timers to ride and feel confident on the…read moreSegways. Just enough practice before starting the tour. The tour itself was awesome! Really got a great sense of the city, its history, and tons of scenic stops. Also appreciated them taking pics and Airdropping them to us. Nice to not have to think about that but still have the memories captured. Highly recommend the tour!

We had friends visiting from Michigan on Mother's Day. We took the Mother's Day morning sunrise…read moretour. It was amazing. The captain and his wife were amazingly kind. We had a wonderful boat ride. The scenery and the weather were beautiful. The boat was clean. they offered us water and we just had the best time. The whole thing was a pleasant experience.

We took the Fixer upper Tour 8/29/25. Had so much fun . The…read morelady who drove and guided was a local and knew the Gains. She made it's so interesting and answered all our questions. We got to stop at Jimmy John's and see his ironwork and Jimmy Don happen to be there so got to meet him. It was a great tour take it. You'll have a lot of fun. It lasted 2 1/2 hours.

I'm a sucker for history especially when it comes to institutions,prisons,insane asylum,hospitals…read more In this case,the old original Hood County Texas Stone jail house. This style is very indicative of what was built as counties were establishing their infrastructure back in the 1800s. This is a good one. Don't miss it,.

The Hood County Jail and Historical Museum was such a great find! It was surprisingly dog…read morefriendly, although we held our little terriers most of the tour. The docents there are very knowledgeable and passionate about the Jail history and the history of Hood County. Upstairs has the jail holding areas, and downstairs has the old sheriff's quarters. There is also a few rooms that are dedicated more to Hood County history and have a museum feel to it. Our docent was super friendly and also took us over to see the historical cabin a few doors down. Highly recommended for any history buff!

This area is perfect for a stop along 281- makes a great rest and stretch-your-legs spot. The…read moretrail is very scenic specifically the old rock steps. There are two trails- yellow and blue the blue makes a work around if the rock-steps are too difficult for one to navigate. The yellow trail focuses on western heritage and the blue trail focuses more on local history. It is a nice area for a picnic and is easily accessible. If you're looking for a nice nature walk but don't have a whole day to commit - this place is great! Making a small donation will help them make improvements for future projects.

We brought our family and friends. To witness the Christmas events at Stockyard, Fort Worth TX…read more It was packed with both locals and Tourist on Christmas weekend 2023. Clean and well lighted stores.

Lots of shops in the station and a train ride for a fair price. The train ride is about 45 minutes…read moreround trip and takes you over Trinity River. While the train is gone there is an act old country style with guns and multiple actors.

Whichever way you enter the Rose Hill Memorial Burial Park, find your way to the western edge of…read morethe park. You will see a chain link fence and a public road outside of the fence with houses along the road. Notice markings on the curb, white stencil on green, on which sections of the cemetery are named. You are looking for Sunset 18 .There is a small mausoleum named Shannon at the fork in the road. When you find this you are within a few feet of your goal. Lee Harvey Oswald's grave is on the side of the road towards the row of houses. The grave is about 20 feet from the cemetery road. You cannot miss it. It is reddish colored, next to a grave marked Nick Beef. No other graves are adjacent to Oswald's. You can make a long day of touring Lee Harvey stuff: His grave, the bar down the street called the Ozzie Rabbit Lodge (the nickname of Lee Harvey Oswald when he was in the army), then over to Dallas to see Lee Harvey's boarding house at 1026 N. Beckley, then home to watch "War is Hell", the movie which was playing in the theater in which Lee Harvey hid. Yeah, ghoulish. Whatever.

Because why not? The…read moregrave is super easy to find. Just look for the Shannon mausoleum (picture posted) and it's just to the northwest towards Rose Hill Drive. Lee Harvey Oswald was a former US Marine who "allegedly" assassinated President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. It has to be allegedly because there was never a trial. Oswald was fatally shot by local nightclub owner Jack Ruby in the basement of the Dallas Police headquarters two days later. Please note that this is an active cemetery so be respectful. [Review 16085 overall - 265 in Texas - 1590 of 2021.]

I had an amazing tour experience with Shannon and Don! I…read morehappened to be in Plano over the weekend for a conference so since I came this far, I hopped on a bus and scheduled myself for less than 24 hours in Waco! I didn't realize that the #Magnolia properties are closed on Sunday, so I found other fun ways to get the Waco hospitality from the moment I arrived. I was actually glad that I got to see the town for what it is a few days before people traveled there from all over for #Silobration. I look forward to returning to Waco for a longer visit! I booked this tour through the Viator website and the tour group was really responsive from the beginning. I was actually concerned that my bus arriving to town might cause the tour to be delayed if they waited for me, but they were so kind with accommodating my schedule. It all worked out as it should timewise. I really enjoyed learning about Waco from Shannon and Don's perspective. First of all they are super friendly and welcoming and make you feel like neighbors! They shared stories of individuals from this small town who had done great things. They talked about big natural disasters that the town overcame! They showed us the natural beauty of the area around the zoo, and the rivers around town. I loved the college town feel too that made me long to go back to those college days. I also got to see several of my favorite fixer upper homes as we drove through town - many of which are now airbnbs! I don't want to spoil all that they shared, but I highly recommend their tour and will definitely return to do their river sunset tour. I also really appreciated that since they knew I was on foot and trying to get to the Dr Pepper Museum before they closed in less than an hour, they offered to drop me off there, which is not the normal ending point for the tour.

This is a good tour. Brad and Don are incredibly knowledgeable about the area. They are…read morepersonable and funny! My friend and I drove around on our own and passed many of the points of interest that are on the tour. However, without being in Brad and Don's company, we would have never known about the history of the city... or been there for their dad jokes (ha,ha!). The reason I didn't give it a full five stars is because it's mainly a driving tour. It's hard to hear the commentary from the back of the bus; and, we only stopped twice: once to see Common Grounds and get a drink, and the second to stop in a park to see a view. It was quite chilly in their Sprinter; and I would have preferred to have more places to explore from outside the vehicle.