The ranch is beautiful and accomodations excellent. It was the perfect location for my new horse to…read moreexperience her first overnight camping trip. The guidelines laid out by TRR were clear and easy to follow, though there wasn't a chlorinator available in the shed for the chlorine tablet when we went to use the pool. They are easy access to ID Fairchild State Forest where all the trails are. They provide a Gaia map track for you to follow. Some of the tracks are overgrown and impassable so be sure to reference the trail map for ID Fairchild State Forest, otherwise you're in for a bushwhack experience. Trails aren't well marked if at all. Regardless, we had a pleasant and relaxing weekend at TRR and the trails in ID Fairchild State Forest. 10/10 would definitely go back!

My husband and I just returned from Train Robber Ranch for our second visit. This time our dear…read morefriends came along with us. It was so much fun! The ranch accommodations were just wonderful as usual! They are first class all day long! We enjoyed the privacy of the ranch for one family or group at a time! Our horses enjoyed the beautiful pastures during the day, after our rides, and large comfortable stalls in the evenings. The trails in the forest are most challenging with many hills and streams ! It's the best riding in Texas! We also did a little shopping at the Iron Bridge Creek Traders Store! We cannot wait to return again real soon! God bless the Goebel family!

My daughter and I were stopping through Fairfield to see the state park and encountered this gem of…read morea museum that's a stone's throw from the La Quinta in Fairfield, TX. We LOVED IT! This is definitely something to do if you're in the area with your kids or on your own. The incredibly low admission fee makes this a great value, too, for the whole family since children are FREE. Adult admission is $5. Less than a cup of Starbucks, folks! The museum is open on Wed, Fri, and Saturday at the time of this review. The museum took about 2 hours or so for us to see but I can easily imagine it taking less or more time, depending on the type of museum-goer you are. Favorite highlights - the jail, the 1900s house that has all the furnishings, the telephone museum, the two log cabins with furnishings as well - the schoolroom, the old fire truck and the art car, the church with bootlegging equipment at the front. The main building also had thousands of things to see from old wedding dresses and tiny shoes to military uniforms from every major war I can think of! I also loved the old drugstore with all of the little concoctions and bottles of things with the old labels and everything. We got a great sense of Freestone County history, but it goes much farther than that. You'll walk out with a feeling like you traveled through time from the Spanish-American War, Texas Independence, Cotton, Slavery, Civil War, the Oil Industry, Railroads, Prohibition, and onward! The things you can see in the place from any of these time periods is phenomenal. This place has to be one of Texas's best-kept secrets, and I will recommend it to everyone I know who enjoys history, the great outdoors (as there is an awesome state park with camping nearby). Please don't miss it you come to Fairfield to visit or pass-through! Patricia, the curator, is also amazing, and it's obvious how much hard work she puts into the place to make it so amazing. Also, if you plan to go and you don't have cash, you can go to their website (freestonecomuseum.com) and pay online through the "Donate Online" button. We had cash on us by some miracle. But if you want to use your credit card, go to the website and use the "Donate Online" button to make your payment! The museum is a non-profit and shares its history with children in the area every year. Do not hesitate to give more than $5. This museum is the litttle museum that could, and does, in my mind! We must not forget where we were and how far we've come! Freestone County Historial Museum is one to put on the Must-Do list!

Absolutely amazing. The entrance fee is insanely cheap and there's just so much to see. Tons of…read moreauthentic donated artifacts. Must-see if you're within an hour or two of the area.

A nice quiet place with minimal traffic..loved the winding, scenic route to the trails & picnic arearead more

It was very clean and nice. Nice fairy homes decorations. Just very relaxing. A good get away from…read moreelectronics and daily life

It use to be called Shulman Theatre- it's small with only 6 screens but seating is updated & comfy…read moreto relaxing recliners. Since moving to this neck of the woods, we've visited a few x's both during the week & on a weekend. It's been clean & no issues. Last night was a packed theatre to see the opening of I can't Imagine 2. I was thankful we repurchased our tix online & didn't have to wait in the long line as we were able to retrieve our tix at the kiosk.

They need to sale tickets in a separate line from the concessions, holds up everything. The staff…read morewas very helpful and everything was relatively clean. Super comfortable setting inside the theater. I wasn't expecting recliners but it's been awhile since I went to a movie. Jesus Revolution was great!

This theater is extremely dirty and over priced!…read more They lie about promotional drink cups and refuse to honor deals! Smells like wet dog in the theater!

Lets start by saying it is a very cool place for the kids and such and that is why they get 3…read morestars. The kids have a blast. I have been here twice and both similar experiences. We sit down and it takes you to get up to ask for service before you get served. Once you order a beer or some sweet tea be ready to get up again to ask for food. The food took an hour or so for 2 pizzas and a quesadilla. I noticed no other tables had food either. I ordered the pepperoni overload and boy is that false advertisement. The first experience I verbally asked "this is the pepperoni overload?" just to make sure. She said yes. I chuckled a little bit as this looked like is could be called the Wheres Pepperoni. The second time I ordered it I said can you double the normal pepperoni knowing what I was about to embark on..... it was the same. Also a dollar per small ranch. WILD They have a lot to work on. Hopefully they take this as constructive critism. Could be a really cool spot. Raise the prices. do what the menu says. don't charge for ranch. Hire another waitress if they can't keep up. Easy fixes. and the people will flood in.

What a cool restaurant/arcade in the heart of downtown. Kevin made us feel at home and did a…read morefantastic rendition of cheesy eggs. It was one of the few establishments open for breakfast and it didn't disappoint. The lunch and dinner menu options look amazing too! We'll have to stay longer to enjoy more of New Town Double Tap and Palestine. Kudos!!