Tiger Claw Tactical helped me locate some hard to find ammo and had it delivered within just a few…read moredays. Great service, great prices, fast shipping. Highly recommended for all your gun, ammo, and tactical gear / clothing needs.

Super awesome place with great coaches. Very patient with kids, you can tell how much they careread more

Something for everyone and such welcoming teachers and staff. Worth the stop in to see for yourself!read more

Love the yoga instructors! I've always had such a positive experience! Cranial sacral, Reiki with…read moreGabrielle was amazing! Also had the best facial with Skylar! The studio is set up for total body wellness!

This is by far the best golf club you will ever find in the State of Texas. Maybe even in the…read morecountry. It's a nine hole course, but plays like 18 with different tee boxes at every hole. The only downside to this golf course is that it's limited to members only, and there's only around 150 members.

This camp is one of the most amazing places on earth and probably the best kept secret in Granbury…read more My daughter has attended this camp and loved it! It is a tremendous place to learn about yourself while also seeking to learn more about God. I have worked and volunteered at this camp over the years. The staff at Camp Crucis is composed of an energetic, genuine, caring team of people who love children and the Lord! Their management team is the best in the business! They have a heart for God and are tireless servant leaders.

The camp as a whole has the potential to be an okay experience. However, the management at the camp…read moreis really bad. The directors of the camp, Phillip Craig and his wife, seem to be aimlessly wondering around the camp giving people questionable directions and making non sequitur last minute decisions. My experience at this camp this year was not very pleasant. The unfriendly feeling the directors give you when entering the camp would be enough to keep anyone from wanting to come here. However, after gaining knowledge of all of the "stories" of what has happened here, it's safe to say me and my children won't be returning.. it's sad to see such a great childhood memory turn to this.

Outstanding exhibit of wildlife and flor/fauna for discovery and interaction in sustainable and…read moreintentionally responsible ways of interactive learning.

Beautiful park. Big rocks for kids to climb on or sit. It's right on Paluxy river. Shallow enough…read morefor you to dip toes or play. Rocks can be a bit slippery in the water so venture out carefully. It's a small park and you can easily be done in an hour or 2. There is a small parking available or you'll have to look for street parking. But, if you're in Glen Rose for safari or Dinosaur Valley State Park, do not give this one a miss.

This is one place that will never be accused of false advertising!…read more There are indeed BIG ROCKS here! You can scramble, and/or boulder, around and over them. If water conditions are safe, there is also swimming... So bring your floaties! There are also bathrooms, and (I think) changing rooms. There might be a snack shop, but I've never been here when it's open, so maybe not. Only reason I'm not going 5 stars is that the unpaved parking lot is a navigation nightmare! It's also very bumpy, and entry in and out is rather steep. To top this quagmire off, there's also a huge, Texas-sized, truck blocking the parking isles. The truck usually has an over-sized trailer hitch making things even worse. Lastly, be sure to read the warning sign. If the water is not moving, i.e. stagnant, there is the danger of unhealthy "amoeba organisms."

This park truly feels like once in a lifetime experience! I…read moredon't hike often, however, felt this was a worthwhile trip. We decided to head there in the morning. It was about an hour drive from Fort Worth, and it's eight dollars per person to enter the park. Your access gives you the ability to visit all national parks for the period in which you bought your ticket so 24 hours total. There's various trials you can do, we ultimately ended up doing two, and the moderate one is quite difficult due to the terrain. However, the overlook was a straightforward trail with a beautiful view at the end. I would say the times a lot to each trail are accurate, you wanna ensure you get there early because it does get hot in mind you it is Texas in the summertime. We packed lots of snacks, and had our water. We also took some time to dip our feet in and look at the Dino tracks up close. There's so many ways you can spend your day here, however, some quick exercise, and beautiful views definitely doesn't go wrong! You also get the opportunity to learn lots, and we took the time to take all the knowledge we could by reading through the exhibit in the welcome center. (:

Walking near the footsteps of creatures so many millions of years old is unbelievably fun- and our…read moregroup went there in hot summer. Not easy to climb but the value is unmatched. There was also the cutest little gift shop with the best merchandise. Highly recommended if one is able to meet the mild physical demands (one of us stayed up in the park on top instead of going into the valley where the dinosaur footprints are preserved.