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Granbury Attractions

Acton State Park
Known as the smallest state park in Texas. Acton Cemetery is the final resting place of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Crockett, widow of Alamo Hero Davy Crockett. Acton 

Barking Rocks Winery 
Making wine, friends and events happen. 

Brazos Old Fashioned Drive-In and Cinema 
Bring your lawn chair, and enjoy family entertainment under the stars in an authentic 1950s drive-in, or catch a movie at the cinema. Located at 1800 W. Pearl St. 

Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station
The Visitors' Information Center features exhibits and displays that tell the story of the first nuclear powered electric generation plant in Texas. Tours available. FM 56 north of Glen Rose (817-897-5554) 

Creation Museum
Founded in 1982 by archeologist, Dr. Carl Baugh, the museum exhibits biblical and scientific archeological findings including human footprints, dinosaur tracks and big cat tracks. 
FM 205 west of Glen Rose (817-897-3200)

Driftwood Theatre 6 
Granbury's Cinema featuring six screens, arcade and game room. 

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center 
2,900-acre wildlife conservation center featuring over 1,000 endangered and exotic animals. Scenic 9 mile drive-thru route offers close-up views. Restaurant, snack bar, gift shop, picnic areas. 
Three miles west of Glen Rose off Hwy 67 (817-897-2690)

Galleries of Granbury
Artifactz, Your Private Collection and Against the Grain Studio provide a quality gallery experience right on the Granbury Square.

Granbury Cemetery 
Wander through Granbury's old cemetery and visit the historical grave sites of General Hiram B. Granbury, Jesse James and Hood Counties earliest settlers, including Ashley Crockett (son of Davy Crockett).

Granbury City Beach and Boardwalk
Located two blocks east of the square on Pearl Street, the beach on the shores of beautiful Lake Granbury features real ocean front sand transported from Galveston Island, picnic areas, bathhouse, kayac and water sports rentals and a three block long boardwalk slong the lake.

Granbury Doll House                                                                              This historic home now houses a collection of over 3000 historic dolls from all over the world.

Granbury Historic Railroad Depot 
19th and 20th century rural Texas train station. Also home for the Hood County Historical Archives collection. 

Historic Granbury Light Plant 
1904 electric generating plant. 

Hood County Courthouse 
1892 Second Empire-style building made of native limestone. Renovated in 2010 by a grant from the Texas State Historic Commission.

Hood County Jail and Museum 
Old west Jail built in 1885. Complete with original cell block and hanging tower. Houses the Hood County Museum with exhibits, artifacts and memorabilia. Now also includes the Yeats/Duke Cabin- Hood county's oldest surviving structure built in 1858.

Shanley House Center for the Arts 
Home of Lake Granbury Art Association offering art shows, sales and classes. 

Squaw Creek Park 
475 scenic acres on Squaw Creek Reservoir, a 3,228 acre manmade lake offering fishing, boating, camping, swimming, scuba diving, and picnicking. Coates Rd. off Hwy 144 S (817/573-7053)

Tarleton Dora Lee Langdon Cultural and Ed. Center 
Art and education center affiliated with Tarleton State University.