ANNUAL TEXAS ROSE FESTIVALA Tyler tradition since 1933, this exciting and elegant October event includes a coronation of the queen’s court, rose show, queen’s tea, citywide parade, art show and more. Visit the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden and Tyler Rose Museum exhibits and blooms!(903) 597.3130 texasrosefestival.com

FESTIVAL ON THE SQUAREOctober. Texas Music Celebration on the brick streets of downtown Tyler. Enjoy an evening of food, music and fun! Gates open at 5pm.For more info call (903) 593.6905festivalonthesquare.com

ANNUAL AZALEA & SPRING FLOWER TRAILLate March to Early April. Tyler celebrates with ten miles of residential gardens and historic home-sites covered with azaleas, tulips, wisteria and dogwood. Citywide events include the Historic Tyler on Tour, Fun Runs, Arts and Crafts Fair, Quilt Show, Porcelain Exhibit and more. tylerazaleatrail.com

MOORE FARMSOctober. Come pick a crop of fall fun! Pick your own pumpkins, take a hayride and make your own family traditions each weekend in October. Experience Adventures in Agricul-ture school field trips each fall and spring. Seasonal produce available throughout the spring and summer including super sweet corn.22142 CR 181, Bullard (903) 894.1030 moorefarms.com

The annual Rose Season showcases the regal beauty of the rose in its entire splendor. A full palette of activities sure to please each family member, whether young or old, accompanies the pageantry.

Tyler Municipal Rose Garden made the Top Ten List of “Gardens to Inspire” according to Livability.com

HISTORIC TYLER ON TOURMarch. Stroll through the elegant neighborhoods and grand lawns and soak up the beauty of East Texas in bloom as you tour private residences in Tyler’s Historic Districts. This popular annual weekend event is hosted by Historic Tyler, Inc.(903) 595.1960 historictyler.org

EAST TEXAS STATE FAIRSeptember. The East Texas State Fairgrounds explode with live entertainment, midway games, carnival rides, livestock expo, consumer shows, delicious food and excitement for fair-goers of all ages. Specially priced Fun Passes available for multiple admissions or to share with family and friends!2112 W Front St (903) 597.2501etstatefair.com

BALLET TYLERBallet Tyler provides opportunities for both dancer and East Texas audiences to experience the fine art of dance through classroom instruction, special workshops, and reasonably-priced performances. (903) 596.0224 ballettyler.org

EAST TEXAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAComprised of professional musi-cians from throughout the region, the ETSO offers a variety of sym-phonic concerts, youth programs and special events each year. This orchestra has been a part of the Tyler community since 1936.(903) 526.3876 ETSO.org

TYLER CIVIC THEATRE CENTERLive thrillers and comedies for adults and classics good for the whole family! Summer drama camps, workshops, and year-round classes for students age 4 to adult. Exceptional commu-nity talent and elegant performance spaces. Ask about facility rentals! 400 Rose Park Dr (903) 592.0561tylercivictheatre.com

LIBERTY HALLThis 1930s theater has been reno-vated by the City of Tyler to become a centerpiece for the heart of Tyler’s Downtown Business, Arts and Culture District and once again resonates with music, comedy, theater and movies. 103 E Erwin (903) 595.7274 libertytyler.com

R. DON COWAN FINE & PERFORMING ARTS CENTERFor over a decade the curtain has been rising on national & interna-tional performers as well as local productions at this 2,000-seat architectural and educational landmark on the UT-Tyler campus.3900 University Blvd (903) 566.7424 cowancenter.org

TYLER CIVIC CHORALEAn auditioned community chorus presents 3-4 concerts each year, including classical choral music spanning six centuries accompanied by a variety of instruments. A spring cabaret show features music from Broadway and film. (903) 597.6317 tylercivicchorale.org

TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE THEATRE PROGRAMThis program offers a season of five main stage plays plus a second stage season of short works. TJC is in partnership with the IACT children’s theatre school. (903) 510.2483 tjc.edu/theatre

MAIN STREET FLOWER MARKETMarch-April. Bedding plants, flow-ers and garden décor abound at this gardening event held on the beauti-ful grounds of the historic Goodman-LeGrand home. Vendors offer only items for and from the garden.624 N Broadway (903) 593.6905tylermainstreet.org

FOUR WINDS RENAISSANCE FAIREMarch-April. An annual 8-weekend renaissance festival featuring joust-ing knights, Queen Anne and her Royal Court, costumed character, belly dancers, jugglers, musicians, magicians, crafters and vendors, fine food and drink fit for a king!21852 CR 2178, just 11 miles south of

Loop 323 off Hwy 110S. between Whitehouse & Troup (903) 839.5271

fourwindsfaire.com

The 1930’s Liberty theater sat vacant for over 20 years until In 2008 the city of Tyler purchased it and now it is once again the

epicenter for entertainment downtown.

DISCOVERY SCIENCE PLACEDiscovery Science Place offers three exhibit halls with over 200 hands-on activities where families are free to explore and learn together.308 N Broadway (903) 533.8011 discoveryscienceplace.org

BROOKSHIRE’S WORLD OF WILDLIFE MUSEUM AND COUNTRY STOREOver 450 mounted examples of wild-life and replica of a 1920’s grocery store. Picnic and playground facili-ties available. Free admission. Open Tue-Sat, 9am–5pm, Mar 1–Sept 30 and 10am–4pm, Oct 1–Feb 28. WSW Loop 323 @ Old Jacksonville Hwy (903) 534.2169brookshiresmuseum.com

THE CENTER FOR EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE EDUCATIONOffering educational & entertain-ment programming to encourage interest in science education. Enjoy hands-on science exhibits and large-screen movies in the 40-foot domed theater. Open Tue–Sun.1411 E Lake St (on the Tyler Junior College Campus) (903) 510.2312 tjc.edu/cesse

CAMP FORDA historical marker identifies the largest prisoner of war compound used for Union troops west of the Mississippi River. History buffs will enjoy a replica of a prisoner of war cabin, hiking trails and educational storyboards. Hwy 271 & Loop 323 (903) 592.5993 smithcountyhistoricalsociety.org

COTTON BELT DEPOT MUSEUMThis railroad memorabilia museum showcases the St. Louis South-western (Cotton Belt) Railroad Depot, built in 1905. Open 10am–4pm, Mon–Sat. FREE admission.210 E Oakwood St (903) 595.7232 or (903) 316.9319 cottonbeltdepotmuseum.com

HISTORIC AVIATION MEMORIAL MUSEUMDedicated to men and women who have distinguished themselves in aviation, this museum features signed art, memorabilia, uniforms, actual aircraft and models repre-senting most branches of military. 150 Airport Dr (903) 526.1945 tylerhamm.org

AMERICAN FREEDOM MUSEUMFeaturing over 600 artifacts in fifteen galleries, this unique interactive museum documents our nation’s military from the American Revolution to the sands of Iraq. Visi-tors will find an early model Army Jeep, a fully-equipped Vietnam era helicopter and may actually board a C47 transport plane fuselage from WWII to learn experiences of para-troopers the morning of D-Day. The Brook Hill School 22450 FM 2493, Bullard (903) 894.5252 americanfreedommuseum.org

With a goal toward education and preservation, Tyler area museums collect and care for many objects and artifacts that have scientific, artistic, cultural and historical significance, offering them for public viewing in both permanent and temporary exhibits.

Discovery Science Place has been ranked among the Top 25 science centers according to Parents magazine.

TYLER MUSEUM OF ARTWhether your taste runs to realism, abstract, contemporary or traditional, painting, sculpture or photography-TMA’s exhibitions will please your senses. The Tyler Museum of Art, recognized as one of Texas’ premier small-town museums, routinely attracts world-class traveling exhibitions. Visitors also enjoy selections from the Museum’s roughly 700 piece permanent collection. Most exhibitions are free to the public or have a nominal fee. A lunch café and unique gift shop complete the TMA experience. Wheelchair accessible.1300 S Mahon (903) 595.1001 tylermuseum.org

OLD MILL POND MUSEUM AT PARROTT PARKThis “saving the past for the future” museum is chock full of items from yesteryear. Interesting and educa-tional for the entire family. Open Thu–Sat, 9am–5pm. 2900 S Main, Lindale (903) 881.5704 lindaletx.gov

In 1900 Smith County was known for peaches with 1 million trees. When a peach blight hit and wiped out most of the industry, the growers turned

to roses and by 1940 Tyler was supplying over ½ the country’s roses.

SMITH COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETYHistory buffs will enjoy artifacts dating from the days of Indian occupation to present day. Archives include info and photos of Smith County’s colorful and varied past. 125 S College (903) 592.5993 smithcountyhistoricalsociety.org

TYLER ROSE MUSEUM AND GIFT SHOPLocated at the Tyler Municipal Rose Garden, this spectacular attraction preserves and displays the story of Tyler’s rose growing industry and pageantry of the Texas Rose Festival. Visitors will enjoy memorabilia, interactive exhibits and elabo-rate costumes and accessories from past festivals.420 Rose Park Dr (903) 597.3130 tylerrosemuseum.com

GALLERY MAIN STREETDowntown’s beautiful Gallery Main Street boasts a new juried art exhibit every six weeks. Visit 110 W. Erwin to see modern, traditional, 2-dimen-sional and 3-dimensional art created by regional artists. Gallery Main Street, a project of the City of Tyler, is also the hub of quarterly

Downtown ArtWalks and other arts events.

Open: Mon–Wed: 10am–5pm; Thu–Fri:

10am–6pm; Sat: Noon–4pm.(903) 593.6905downtowntylerarts.com

LeGRAND GARDENSCome and see the century-old grounds of the Goodman Museum come to life again as Keep Tyler Beautiful creates the first EarthKind Garden in the world, named the LeGrand Gardens.624 N Broadway (903) 531.1286cityoftyler.org

INA BRUNDRETT AZALEA GARDENShowcases azalea varieties featured in East Texas and intro-duces plantings that are new to the area. Established and expanded through the generosity of Ina Brundrett and other horticulture advocates, the garden is dedicated to the education of students and the surrounding community. Open daily. 1400 E Fifth St (on the Tyler Junior College Campus)

TYLER MUNICIPAL ROSE GARDENThis world-famous Rose Garden features 14 acres, 35,000 rose bushes and over 500 varieties. Special areas of interest include the Idea Garden, Heritage Garden and camellia and day lily collections. 1900 W Front St (903) 531.1212

MRS. LEE’S DAFFODIL GARDENMid-February to March. Millions of golden daffodils, scattered over approximately 28 acres. The garden, just outside Gladewater, is open seven days a week from 10am– 4pm from around the middle of February through March. Call for directions and blooming predictions. 21600 CR 3103, Gladewater (903) 845.5780 daffodilgarden.com

MCCLENDON HOUSE– BUILT IN 1878This elegant Victorian house has many of its original furnishings. Listed in the National, Texas and Tyler Registers of Historic Places. House is open for tours Fri–Sat, 10am–4pm, other dates by arrangement. 806 W Houston (903) 592.3533mcclendonhouse.net

RESIDENTIAL HISTORIC DISTRICTS-CHARNWOOD, AZALEA & BRICK STREETSThese districts dating back to the 1860s include Queen Anne, Tudor Revival, Classical Revival, Colonial Revival, Craftsman and Ranch style residences. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places. (903) 595.1960 historictyler.org

DEWBERRY PLANTATIONListed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, the Dewberry Plantation is the oldest two-story structure in Smith County. Guided tours take visitors back to the era of an 1850s Southern plantation. Tours by appointment only. 14007 FM 346W (903) 825.9000 dewberryplantation.com

1859 GOODMAN-LEGRAND HOUSE & MUSEUMThis historic landmark brings the past to life with exhibits of original family artifacts dating back to the early 1800s, including Civil War era medical instruments, antique furni-ture, hand-painted Limoges china and so much more. Free admission! 624 N Broadway (903) 531.1286goodmanmuseum.com

ROSELAND PLANTATION HAMBRICK HOUSEBuilt by B.H. Hambrick in 1854. This 3,000-acre cotton plantation was an early day social center and at times a stagecoach stop and change station for horses. Recently restored and furnished in period antiques. Texas Historic Landmark. Tours and teas by appointment. 2591 State Hwy 64W (903) 849.0205roselandplantation.com

Step back in time to the days of the antebellum South as you browse the décor and furnishings of landmark homes.

“The Goodman home was originally built in 1859 as a one-story, four-room house, and it was established on a 9-acre wooded parcel of land.”

WATER PARK AT THE VILLAGESAll new 19,000-sf indoor waterpark offers year round fun. This glass-en-closed, climate controlled recreation-al area features a retractable roof for year-round indoor and outdoor summer excitement! Featuring a lazy river with whirlpool for tubers, 4 water slides, 2 double-tube slides, 2 body slides and a gentle wave pool!18270 Singing Wood Lane in Flint (903) 534.8400 waterparkatthevillages.com

SPLASH KINGDOM WATERPARKEast Texas’ largest waterpark beauti-fully set on ten tree-shaded acres, this family friendly environment is perfect for a day of “fun in the sun.”Come enjoy the wave pool, lazy river, huge slides and children’s castle.18814 I-20 @ Canton (903) 567.0044 splashkingdomwaterpark.com

FIRE MOUNTAIN AMUSEMENTSA fun-filled, family entertainment center offering go-karting, bumper-boating, mini-golf and an awesome video arcade. Call or go online for seasonal hours. Tickets never expire!14662 Hwy 155S (903) 561.2670 firemountainamusements.com

NEW YORK, TEXAS ZIPLINE ADVENTURESChosen as the BEST ADVENTURE TOURS in TEXAS 2012. Experience the thrill of a lifetime on a guided tour with 6 zip lines topped off with some of the most breathtaking 30-plus mile views. You will you soar through towering pines, hardwoods and high above the rocky hillside of one of the highest elevations in East Texas. Open since 2008.7290 CR 4328, New York/LaRue (903) 681.3791 GoZipTexas.com

WIRED! ZIP LINEA brand new, state of the art zip line adventure course in Canton, Texas, less than 1 hr. from Dallas. Thrilling, high platforms and the longest zip lines in the state of Texas. Open on weekends from 9am to dusk. One mile South of I-20 on Highway 19 in Canton, across from the main entrance to First Monday Trade Days. (903) 567.2681 ziptheusa.com

CALDWELL ZOORecognized as one of the top mid-sized zoos in the US. Over 2,000 endangered and beautiful wildlife from Africa, North America and South America live in natural habitats at this 85-acre park. Gift shop, concession and picnic facilities.2203 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (903) 539.0121caldwellzoo.com

TIGER CREEK WILDLIFE REFUGERescue facility for tiger, lions, leopards and cougars. Open to the public for guided tours. School programs available. Gift shop and picnic tables. Three miles north of Tyler State Park on FM 14. As seen on Animal Planet’s “Growing Up Tiger.” Division of Tiger Missing Link Foundation.17552 FM 14 (903) 858.1008tigercreek.org or tigerlink.org

CHEROKEE TRACE SAFARI PARKEnjoy a leisurely, self-guided drive through the hills and open savannah of this 300-acre preserve in the comfort of your own vehicle. Observe, feed and photograph hundreds of extraordinary, exotic and endangered animals. (903) 683.3322cherokeetrace.com

GREEN ACRES BOWL 2311 ESE Loop 323 (903) 561.2911

KID’S DEPOT 2000 PLUS 7916 S Broadway (903) 509.4386

PUTT PUTT GOLF & GAMES 2315 ESE Loop 323 (903) 561.7750

ROSE CITY FLYING CLAYS 8474 CR 485 (903) 597.3345

A M U S E M E N T S

“It’s a jungle out there!” but you can enjoy over 2,000 wild creatures in natural habitats, safely and at your leisure. Whether it’s a nationally recognized zoo, a tiger refuge or a safari park, see what your camera can capture.

“Caldwell Zoo is the culmination of one man’s vision and love of children. It started in 1937, when David King Caldwell opened a

Child Development Laboratory at his home.”

BERNARD MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANT212 Grande Blvd (903) 534.0265

BRUNO’S PIZZA AND PASTA 1400 S Vine Ave (903) 595.1676 15770 FM 2493 (903) 939.0002

CHEZ BAZAN FRENCH BAKERY & CAFÉ5930 Old Bullard Rd (903) 561.9644

DON JUAN’S ON THE SQUARE 113 E Erwin (903) 526.0702

FAT CATZ LOUISIANA KITCHEN CAJUN FOOD RESTAURANT 3320 Troup Highway (903) 593.1114

GILBERT’S EL CHARRO #1 2604 E Erwin (903) 592.9084

GILBERT’S EL CHARRO #2 2623 E Fifth St (903) 596.7222

HICKORY FARE BAR-B-QUE 1717 W Gentry Pkwy (903) 592.16953

JAKES TYLER 111 E Erwin (903) 526.0225

JULIAN’S 5201 S Broadway #122 (903) 509.8833

KIEPERSOL ESTATES STEAKHOUSE 21508 Merlot Ln (903) 894.3300

LIANG’S CHINESE RESTAURANT 1828 ESE Loop 323 (903) 593.7883

LOGGINS RESTAURANT 137 W. Glenwood (903) 595.5022

MARGARITA’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1327 E Front (903) 593.5954

MARIO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND CLUB 7916 S Broadway #200 (903) 581.2309

THE POTPOURRI HOUSE 3320 Troup Hwy, Ste 300 (903) 592.4148

RICK’S ON THE SQUARE 104 W Erwin (903) 531.2415

STANLEY’S BBQ 525 S Beckham (903) 593.0311

SWEET SUE’S 3350 SSW Loop 323 (903) 581.5464

TAQUERIA EL LUGAR 1726 E Gentry (903) 597.4717 3320 Troup Hwy, Ste 145 (903) 526.1188 2121 E Fifth St (903) 526.6118

VILLA MONTEZ 3324 Old Henderson Hwy (903) 592.9696

CLOTHING

BRIDGETTE’S 4815 Old Bullard Rd (903) 561.3136Upscale contemporary women’s boutique and shoe salon

CLASSIC BOUTIQUE 117 E 7th St (903) 593.7575Exquisite boutique for women of classic style

DRESSIN GAUDY 4724 S Broadway (903) 534.0012Contemporary women’s clothing and jewelry boutique

HARLEY’S (MEN’S CLOTHING) 4815 Old Bullard Rd (903) 534.9799

JOYNER-FRY (MEN’S CLOTHING) 102 E 8th St (903) 597.3721

MARY V’S 101 E 7th St (903) 595.5111Fashionable women’s boutique since 1964

SPINOUT (LADIES’ APPAREL) 117 E 8th St (903) 526.2226Spinout is packed with great party dresses and easy day pieces from your favorite designers

SPECIALTY & GIFTS

KAREN HORTON & CO. 5613 S Donnybrook (903) 561.4472

KATIE’S 1735A Troup Hwy (903) 597.8282 2641 Parkridge Dr (903) 534.0026 4905 S Broadway (903) 509.2828

THE POTPOURRI HOUSE 3320 Troup Hwy, Ste 300 (903) 592.4148

RED BARN FLOWER & GIFT SHOP 6611 S Broadway (903) 561.0101

STERLING GRACE 4520 S Broadway (903) 581.2929

SWEET GOURMET 4554 S Broadway (903) 534.0840Gourmet foods, Godiva chocolate, Candies, and Kitchen niceties

ANTIQUES

THE GIPSON GIRL 302 E Locust St (903) 593.9009

THE LONDON SHOP ANTIQUES 100 W 8th St (903) 592.4541

TYLER SQUARE ANTIQUES 117 S Broadway (909) 593.6888

YE OLDE CITY ANTIQUE MALL 302 E Locust St (903) 705.1145

Eager to serve visitors, Tyler plays home to dining and shopping venues uniquely her own, as well as a variety of offerings from major chains.

P U B L I C

ALPINE GOLF COURSE18 Hole Public2385 Smelley RdLongview, TX 75605(903) 753.4515

BIRMINGHAM FOREST GOLF CLUB9 Hole PublicHwy 69 SouthRusk, TX 75785(903) 683.9518

GARDEN VALLEY GOLF RESORT18 Hole Public22049 FM 1995Garden Valley, TX 75771(903) 882.6107(800) 443.8577

THE CHALLENGE AT GLADEWATER COUNTRY CLUB18 Hole Public24345 CR 3107Gladewater, TX 75647(903) 845.4566

PEACH TREE/OAK HURST36 Hole Golf ComplexPublic6212 CR 152 WBullard, TX 75757(903) 894.7079

PINE DUNES18 Hole Public Resort159 Private Rd 7019Frankston, TX 75763(903) 876.4336

PINE SPRINGS GOLF COURSE18 Hole Public5630 CR 334Tyler, TX 75708(903) 526.GOLF

TWIN LAKES GOLF COURSE18 Hole PublicCounty Road 4205Canton, TX 75103(903) 567.1112

S E M I - P R I V A T E

THE CASCADES 18 Hole Semi-Private4511 BriarwoodTyler, TX 75709(903) 525.0000

ECHO CREEK COUNTRY CLUB18 Hole Semi-Private6790 Ann DrMurchison, TX 75778(903) 852.7094

HILLTOP COUNTRY CLUB9 Hole Semi-Private(Behind Troup Middle School)815 Tiger DrTroup, TX 75789(903) 842.3516

THE LINKS AT LAND’S END18 Hole Semi-PrivateCounty Road 1970Yantis, TX 75497(903) 383.3290(866) 913.4110

OVERTON GOLF9 Hole Semi-Private505 S Lakeshore DrOverton, TX 75684(903) 834.6414

P R I V A T E

EAGLE’S BLUFF COUNTRY CLUB18 Hole Private99 Eagle’s Bluff BlvdBullard, TX 75757(903) 825.7278

EMERALD BAY CLUB18 Hole Private208 S BayBullard, TX 75757(903) 825.3444

HIDEAWAY LAKE GOLF COURSE18 Hole Private100 Hide-A-Way Ln CentralLindale, TX 75771(903) 882.8511

HOLLYTREE COUNTRY CLUB18 Hole Private6700 Holly Tree DrTyler, TX 75703(903) 581.7724(903) 581.4952(903) 581.7723

WILLOW BROOK COUNTRY CLUB18 Hole Private3205 W Erwin StTyler TX 75702(903) 592.8226

“Pine Dunes Resort has won multiple awards over the years including America’s Best Public-Access Courses for Texas and

Golf Digest’s Top Rated Golf Courses for Texas.”

Lovers of the game of golf can find challenge and pleasure from a selection of 18 public and private courses, all within a short drive of Tyler.

LAKE PALESTINEGorgeous sunsets, sparkling waters and growing developments can be found on this 25,560-acre lake on the Neches River. Popular for boating, water sports and fishing. Facilities include marinas, bait and tackle shops, swimming beaches, boat launching ramps and camping and RV areas.15 miles southwest of Tyler on State Hwy 155S

LAKE TYLER & LAKE TYLER EASTRecreational opportunities abound with over 4,880 acres for boating, fishing, swimming and playing. Lakeside facilities offer boat ramps, marinas, swimming areas, camping and RV sites with hookups.12 miles southeast of Tyler via Texas Hwy 110S and FM 346

TYLER STATE PARKThe beauty of East Texas awaits you at this 985-acre State Park. Complete with a spring-fed lake, it’s the perfect setting for fishing, swimming, paddle boating and camping. Visitors may enjoy a 2.5-mile hiking trail, a .75-mile nature trail and a 13-mile mountain bike trail. Accommodations include screened shelters, picnic areas and pavilion, both campsites and RV sites with water and electricity, and restrooms with showers. A concrete launching ramp with a courtesy dock and premium campsites are available. The park Store sells souvenirs and fishing supplies and offers seasonal rentals of canoes, paddle boats, kayaks, bike boats, john boats and mountain bikes.State Park Hwy 14N (903) 597.5338 For reservations call (512) 389.8900 tpwd.state.tx.us

#1 RV PARK OF TYLER12421 State Hwy 31W (903) 597.6966

5 STAR RV PARK10929 CR 35 (903) 593.6815

EAST TEXAS STATE FAIR ASSOC. RV PARKING2112 W Front (903) 597.2501

FOUR WINDS RV & CAMPING21778 CR 2138 (903) 839.5271

GARDEN VALLEY GOLF RESORT22049 FM 1995 @ I-20 (903) 882.6100

KE BUSHMAN’S CAMP51152 US Hwy 69N Bullard (903) 894.8221 kiepersol.com/bushmans/rv_park

LAKE FOREST RV PARK2881 Hwy 110N (903) 592.3336

LAKE O’ THE WOODS17446 Pintail Dr Flint (903) 825.7755

TYLER STATE PARKState Park Hwy 14N (903) 597.5338

VILLAGES RESORT18270 Singing Wood Ln, Flint (903) 561.1153

WHISPERING PINES RV RESORT5583 FM 16E (903) 858.2504

LAKE PALESTINE RESORT (20 ROOMS)TV/in-room movies, swimming area, in-room hi-speed internet, restaurant available, kitchenette, microwave/fridge, laundry room, fitness center, convenience store, game room, picnic area, boat ramp, canoe/kayak rental, paddle boatsHwy 155S, Lake Palestine (903) 876.2253

LAKE PALESTINE MOTOR INN (30 ROOMS)Handicap accessible, TV/in-room movies, in-room hi-speed internet, microwave/fridge, pets welcome with a $10 non-refundable pet fee, boat ramp, BBQ grills, continental breakfast8362 State Hwy 155S, Lake Palestine (903) 876.4711

LAKESIDE GETAWAY (16 ROOMS)TV/In-room movies, swimming area, in-room hi-speed internet, kitchenette, microwave/fridge, laundry room, picnic area, kids’ playground, bait & ice, boat ramp, covered & open fishing piers16654 CR 1170, Lake Palestine (903) 825.3295

If you want an old krunkRV, be sure to a come toTyler, TX and ipsum bity.

RESORTSCAMPINGRV FACILITIES

Boating, fishing and swimming are just a few of the activities available at many nearby lakes.

“ Tyler and East Texas are a fisherman’s dream with abundant supply of bass, crappie, catfish, and much more.”

DUCK INN LAKE PALESTINE (4 ROOMS)22565 Pine St, Coffee City (903) 876.4858duckinnlakepalestine.com

ELMWOOD GARDENS (4 ROOMS)680 ACR 446, Palestine(903) 549.2716elmwoodgardens.com

KIEPERSOL ESTATES (5 ROOMS)21508 Merlot Lane (903) 894.3300kiepersol.com

ROSELAND PLANTATION CHEROKEE ROSE CABIN 2591 State Hwy 64W (903) 849.0205roselandplantation.com

ROSEVINE INN & EXTENDED STAY SUITES (6 ROOMS)415 S Vine Ave (903) 592.2221rosevine.com

THE B&B AT CHEROKEE TRACE (2 CABINS)1200 CR 4405 (903) 683.3322cherokeetracebandb.com

WOLDERT-SPENCE MANOR (7 ROOMS)611 W Woldert (903) 533.9057woldert-spence.com

LOUVINEY CELLARS & BISTROThis family owned and operated Texas Winery opened in 2005 as the first commercial winery in Wood County and continues a tradition of family, friends and good wine. Also in Mineola and Winnsboro.206 Main St, Sulphur Springs (903) 438.8320 louviney.com

KE CELLARSLocated in Tyler’s French Quarter, this all-Texas European-style boutique winery has a tasting room, gift shop, wine processing area, and sells Texas wines directly to customers. 4574 S Broadway (Hwy 69S) (903) 939.9805 kiepersol.com

TEXAS VINEYARD & SMOKEHAUSLocated 5.5 miles from Loop 256 on FM 1990 (GPS coordinates: N 31 40. 303, W 95 42.664). A place where friends and neighbors gather to have fun.2442 Anderson County Road 2133, Palestine (903) 538.2950 texasvineyard.org

LOS PINOS RANCH VINEYARDSThere is an unhurried approach to life and the tasting room has a relaxing old world ambiance where wine lovers can leisurely share tapas and a glass of wine. Every month there is a themed event that includes fine live music, flamboyant and romantic dinners and dancing.658 County Rd 1334, Pittsburg (903) 855.1769lospinosranchvineyards.com

SWEET DREAMS WINERYWine tasting every Saturday. Large covered porch and tasting room. Specializing in wine in the traditions of times past including Blackberry Grape, Peach Blackberry, Muscadine and Wild Mustang Grape.2549 ACR 441, Palestine (903) 549.2027 sweetdreamswinery.com

KIEPERSOL WINERYThis beautiful 61-acre vineyard continues to grow in acclaim. Visitors may enjoy wine tastings, tours of the wine-making process, an annual grape stomp and relaxing on the veranda overlooking the expansive vista of the vineyard. 4120 FM 344E (903) 894.8995kiepersol.com

MAYDELLE COUNTRY WINESA small winery in the heart of East Texas, on the tracks of the Texas State Railroad offering a delightful balance of wines produced from local fruit and Texas grapes. Free wine tastings and tours, wooden kiddy trains, root beer on tap and friendly cats.175 CR 2108, Rusk (903) 795.3915 maydellewines.com

ARABELLA GARDENS (10 ROOMS)22067 FM 16, Garden Valley (903) 882.7378arabellagardens.com

CENTAUR ARABIAN FARMS (4 ROOMS)10271 FM 2813 (903) 561.6926centaurarabianfarms.com

CHILTON GRAND IVY COTTAGE (2 ROOMS)433 S Chilton (903) 595.3270chiltongrand.com

COUNTRY GETAWAY (8 ROOMS)5353 CR 1185 (903) 593.5108countrygetaway.net

DOGWOOD HILL (3 ROOMS)18317 CR 322 (903) 858.1018dogwoodhillbandb.com

“The Woldert-Spence Manor is Tyler’s oldest Bed and Breakfast Inn built in 1859. Much of the stained glass and beautiful woodwork in

the present day Manor is from the original construction.”

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BAYMONT INN 3913 Frankston Hwy (903) 939.0100 44

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CANDLEWOOD SUITES 315 E Rieck Rd (903) 509.4131 64 $75

COMFORT SUITES OF TYLER 303 E Rieck Rd (903) 534.0999 65

COUNTRY INN & SUITES 6702 S Broadway Ave (903) 561.0863 69

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT 7424 S Broadway Ave (903) 509.4411 121

DAYS INN & SUITES 2739 WNW Loop 323 (903) 531.9513 46

FAIRFIELD INN 1945 WSW Loop 323 (903) 561.2535 64

HAMPTON INN 3130 Troup Hwy 110S (903) 596.7752 77

HILTON GARDEN INN 220 E Grande Blvd (903) 509.1166 125

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS NORTH 3247 W Gentry Pkwy (903) 533.0214 67

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS SOUTH 2421 ESE Loop 323 (903) 566.0600 88

HOLIDAY INN SOUTH BROADWAY 5701 S Broadway (903) 561.5800 183 $50

HOWARD JOHNSON INN 3300 Mineola Hwy (903) 597.6300 40 $10

LA QUINTA INN 1601 WSW Loop 323 (903) 561.2223 130

MOTEL 6 Hwy 69N@Loop 323 (903) 595.6691 103

QUALITY INN CONFERENCE CENTER 2843 WNW Loop 323 (903) 597.1301 139

RAMADA TYLER CONFERENCE CENTER 3310 Troup Hwy 110S (903) 593.3600 160 $15

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT 3303 Troup Hwy 110S (903) 595.5188 128 $100

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STAYBRIDGE SUITES 2759 McDonald Rd & E Loop 323 (903) 566.1100 86 $75

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SUPER 8 2616 WNW Loop 323 (903) 593.8361 130

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JAN Martin Luther King Jr. Parade Rose City Kiwanis Antique Show & Sale

FEB Mrs. Lee’s Daffodil Farm TABA Home Products Show

MAR Azalea & Spring Flower Trail (see separate brochure for complete event schedule) APR “April in Edom” Old Fashioned Street Fair Ballet Tyler Spring Concert Rambling Roses Square Dance

MAY Cinco De Mayo Heritage Day at the Goodman Komen Race for the Cure Spring Home Garden Tour UT Tyler Patriot Golf Classic

JUNE Cattle Barons Gala Four Winds Joust Tournament Juneteenth Celebration TABA Parade of Homes

JULY Jaycees Fourth of July Celebration

SEPT Celtic Music Festival East Texas State Fair

OCT Edom Festival of the Arts Rose Season (see separate brochure for complete event schedule) NOV A Little Night Music -A Modern Jazz Event at the McClendon House Mistletoe & Magic

DEC AAUW Holiday in the Pines Tour of Homes Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting Ceremony Downtown Tyler Museum Alliance Holiday Open House Holiday in the Park Journey Through Bethlehem Santa Land The Nutcracker Ballet