Fort Davis TX Cheap and Free Things To Do and Attractions

ADavis Mountains State Park

4.5

2+ reviews, 1 sources

Epinions.com: ... add to the outstanding reviews you have already received EXCEPT I want to warn campers about the javelina in the park. No one bothered to warn us and we left ... More Reviews
Epinions.com: ... State Park is in West Texas near Fort Davis, the Campsites are very nice and the Mountains Loom on both sides of the Park. Alot of Wildlife in the Park, Deer,Javelina ... More Reviews

Fort Davis
TX, Texas

Epinions.com: ... to El Paso, Texas we decided to take a short side trip and visit Fort Davis National Historical Site. It was a side trip I was glad we took, although ... More Reviews
Epinions.com: ... key post in West Texas, soldiers from Fort Davis assisted in opening the area to settlement and protected travelers and merchants along the San Antonio-El Paso Road ... More Reviews

Fort Davis
TX, Texas

Park Road 3
P.O. Box 1458, Fort Davis, TX 79734

5.0

4+ reviews, 1 sources

Yahoo! Travel: ... Observatory is a must see on a visit to Ft. Davis. The daytime program with the solar viewing is wonderful and the nighttime Star Party is outstanding. ... More Reviews
Yahoo! Travel: ... of the most beautiful, most fun, most educational evenings you'll ever spend! The star parties at the McDonald Observatory are an experience unique in all the world. The crisp, clear, dry moun... More Reviews

5.0

1+ reviews, 1 sources

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Yahoo! Travel: ... majestic backdrop of the cliffs, the giant pecan trees and the century plants highlight the old buildings of the Fort Davis National Historical site. It is like stepping back into history as y... More Reviews
MuseumStuff.com: ... of the Davis Mountains of west Texas, Fort Davis is one of America's best surviving examples of an Indian Wars' frontier military post in the Southwest. -- Today, some twenty-five restored buil... More Reviews

P.O. Box 1379
Fort Davis, Texas, 79734

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LLBean.com: ... park's namesakes constitute the largest mountain range in the Lone Star State. Visitors to this mile-high region in West Texas can expect cool, pleasant summers and even the occasional snowfall... More Reviews