Texas dinosaur park in Fort Worth, Texas

City Escapes Cabins is a romantic getaway located at 5140 Paluxy Highway in Granbury, Texas. Just 45 minutes south of Fort Worth, our secluded cabins offer a peaceful escape from the city. Each cabin is equipped with luxurious amenities such as plush bedding, private hot tubs, spa-like bathrooms, and a coffee and tea bar in the kitchen. Enjoy the privacy of your own cabin, surrounded by nature and wildlife like deer and llamas. Our property features four separate cabins - Daisy, Bluebonnet, Magnolia, and Sunflower - each offering a unique and relaxing atmosphere. Wake up to a cup of coffee on your private porch, then explore nearby attractions like Fossil Rim, Dinosaur Valley State Park, and Lake Granbury. Indulge in delicious dining options in Glen Rose and Granbury, ranging from country-style home cooking to Japanese hibachi to Tex-Mex.

Granbury RV Villas offers a peaceful and scenic getaway in the heart of Texas. Our RV park, located at 1800 Mambrino Highway in Granbury, Texas, provides large RV spots, pull-thru slots, and back-in slots surrounded by shade trees. Enjoy full hook-ups, on-site laundry facilities, and a fishing pond during your stay. Conveniently situated between Granbury and Glen Rose, our park offers a family-friendly atmosphere with plenty of space to explore. Free WiFi is available throughout the park, allowing you to stay connected while enjoying the great outdoors.

Wildcat Hollow Seasonal Waterfall is a popular tourist attraction located at 1629 Park Rd in Glen Rose, Texas, United States. This unique institution offers visitors the chance to step back in time and explore the dinosaur tracks left behind in the mud at the edge of an ancient ocean. Just a short drive from Fort Worth, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as camping, picnicking, hiking, mountain biking, swimming, fishing, and paddling in the river. The park also features an interpretive center where visitors can learn more about the area's history and wildlife. With 20 miles of trails to explore, visitors can spend the day hiking or horseback riding through the park's wooded and rocky terrain. The South Primitive Area offers 100 acres of land for horseback riding, with the river running through the area for horses to drink from. Visitors can also shop at the park store for souvenirs, camping supplies, books, and more.