Nice memorial for those who have lost loved ones in the military. I recommend parking in the park…read moreand walking to the memorial, the parking lot is small but hard to pull into.

Located at a (clean) rest stop, this is a nice break as you drive through Texas. There is a large…read moregreenspace to walk your dog as well. This was a beautifully done monument with information about the war as well as honoring those in the 103d infantry division who died in the war.

Valet Parking - Saturday nights are generally busy at the valet station, so you can expect to wait…read moreto pick up your car. On July 11, 2026, it was pretty shocking to ask the white male with sunglasses folded up on his glasses about the status of my car, only to be rudely told that we're short-staffed. I understand staffing shortages, as they are customary for most companies; however, what is not customary is receiving a rude response followed by even more bad news. When a white female walked directly to the white man to give him her valet ticket, he fast-tracked getting her car without comment. So a black male gets a rude response for asking about the status of his car, while a white female is fast-tracked to the front of the line. Can't make this stuff up. Welcome to 2026.

Well we made it out to WinStar and it was the first visit ever for both of us but I think we both…read morefound that it didn't live up to the hype being the largest casino in the world and everything. We went in and immediately realized you're allowed to smoke inside because it's Oklahoma so we found the small non-smoking area to play in and sat down at some penny slots and then later and some other slot machines. As most trips to a casino go they were ups and downs LOL, but honestly I don't think we've been missing much this whole time because there's nothing special about this casino especially if you've been to Vegas or any of the Indian casinos in California. I'd say it's cool that it's only about an hour and 20 minute drive if I ever want to go hang out at a casino but can't say that that's very likely anytime soon. Still another new experience and worth it

The Oklahoma Visitor's Center is just north of the TX/OK state line after you pass the gargantuan…read moreCasino. I've been stopping here for years after my long drive out of TX. It's well maintained and very clean - inside and out. Outside features include a scenic woodsy area, shaded picnic area, and several places to walk your dogs. There's also a separate area for big trucks, RVs, campers and trailers. Everyone inside is so enthusiastic and friendly. Bathrooms are super clean with magical mirrors that make you look skinny. Maybe that's why I always stop here?! If you're actually visiting the state and not just driving through, they have a wealth of free info for various attractions, and also lots of books for purchase. They also have a coffee station for the caffeine addicts.

Fun little afternoon stop for the whole family. Passionate staff and interesting exhibits.read more

Not a quiet place. While the staff seems plesant and friendly, they dont seem to care if the…read morelibrary is quiet! The staff was engaged in loud conversation & laughing the entire time I was in the library.

We had a scheduled group tour (the only way you can get a tour) today and arrived quite a bit early…read moreout of anticipation for heavy traffic. But there is a fun playground set up by the calves which meant we got first dibs on the hay slide! The calves knew visitors meant feeding time and were licking us, just waiting for that wonderful milk bottle to be given to them. Our guide was amazing, taking time to answer every one of our questions thoroughly. She showed us the stalls where the dairy cows feed, relax and stay cool, the water washout that cleans the stalls, the milking stations, and even let us practice our milking skills on a model cow. She explained that the cows are milked every 12 hours so our tour not only fell outside of their normal schedule, but they wouldn't be comfortable having strangers milk them. Which is why we practiced on a model, still very cool. Totally understandable, we want the cows to continue producing their delicious milk for all to enjoy! We learned that raw milk, not pasteurized, is actually better since the vitamins and nature's goodness haven't been heated out. After tasting the raw milk, it tastes SO delicious. They aren't selling commercially anymore and can only sell straight from their farm, so if you happen to want fresh milk, ice cream or other locally made farm foods, visit their store on site! Be sure to bring cash or Venmo. My family enjoyed today's tour and recommend everyone support our local dairy farmers at Circle N Dairy :)

Circle N is a small family owned and operated raw milk dairy. Because Texas prohibits the sale of…read moreraw milk in stores, Circle N exclusively sells their milk and milk products at their on-site shop. There you can purchase raw milk by the pint or gallon (they have chocolate and strawberry too!), as well as dairy like cheese, cream, yogurt, sour cream and ice cream. The store also sells items from other local vendors: things like honey, sausage, and nuts. The milk is fresh, delicious, and very reasonably priced ($5.00 a gallon for white). Coming from California, where stores do sell raw milk but it's like $14 a gallon, I was shocked at the price Circle N was able to offer theirs. I wish we lived closer so I could make it part of my regular weekly shopping! The main attraction for us was the dairy tour, which is offered for $7 a person (under 2 is free). There is no set schedule for tours so you need to contact the dairy in advance to schedule one. The tour was incredibly informative and so much fun! We got to see where they milk the cows and how they flush out the barns. We learned about the silo, how they feed and care for the cows, and even got to give the calves a bottle! The tour ended with a half pint sample of the raw milk (a much more generous portion than I expected!). The only thing I wish we could have seen is a cow actually being milked. I had been on another dairy tour previously where we had the chance to see the mechanical milking and it was really neat, but this was at a much larger dairy, where the milking happened almost constantly throughout the day. At Circle N, the milking only happens twice a day (2:30a and 2:30p), so it makes sense that we weren't able to see it happening. Michelle, the owner and tour guide, was wonderful. She made us feel very welcome and was patient to answer all our questions. We packed a lunch and ate it at the covered picnic tables they leave open to the public. This is an outstanding destination for a homeschool coop, or even just a fun activity for the family. Cash or check only. Bring a cooler - you'll want to take home some of this milk!

My husband and I have been to wineries/vineyards all over the U.S. While we are not wine snobs, we…read moreappreciate excellent wines especially when they are made locally. This place doesn't grow or use any local grapes. We went on a Saturday...which means the business should be prepared for one of their busiest days. Instead, our young waitress was "in your face" short with us, our service was mediocre and the establishment seemed ill prepared for a crowd. The savory cheese board was ok. However, I had have outstanding cheese/charcuterie boards at nearby wineries for less cost and far better quality. We were there in the afternoon and the very limited parking area was already full. The inside winery area is cramped and small. The outside area is spacious...but, lacks the outdoor fans that we see at many other Texas winery patios. We never leave a winery without a bottle to go...here, we were happy to pay our bill and move onto the next nearby winery without our typical delicious bottle to go.

Everything was Amazing! Great musicians!…read moreGreat wine awesome ambience ! Great service !

Service was amazing. It's a small post office. Closes for lunch at 12:00 daily. No lines.read more