Cheap Things To Do in El Campo, Texas

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2350 N. Mechanic, El Campo, Texas, USA

Features big-game trophies from five continents against murals and in natural settings. Children's area features hands-on activities. Open Tue. -Fri. 10 a.m. -noon, 1 -5 p.m.; Sat. ... More on traveltex
The El Campo Museum of Natural History began as a storage site for Dr. E. A. Weinheimer to store his collection of trophies. Since the beginning in 1978 to the present, the El Campo Museum has beco... More on MuseumsUSA.org

At West Webb Street and Blossom Meyer Drive, El Campo, TX, UNITED STATES (Postal Code: 77437)

The facility opened in January, 2005. There is also an 84F (29C) "Playscape" pool and a 102F spa at this location. More on SwimmersGuide

202 East Jackson Street, El Campo TX 77437, United States of America

Inscription. The First National Bank of El Campo traces its history to the Koch and Poole Mercantile Company. In 1890 El Campo was an exciting new railroad town. Customers left their money in the Koch and Poole safe for protection, ... More on HMDB

156 E. Monseratte Street, El Campo TX 77437, United States of America

Inscription. El Campo was known as "Prairie Switch" when it was established in 1881 as a siding and shipping point on the New York, Texas and Mexican Railroad, where cattlemen rounded up their herds for shipping. It was also a station ... More on HMDB