Things To Do in Jacksonville, Texas

Nestled in the lush piney woods of East Texas, Cherokee Trace Drive-thru Safari is a wildlife park that is home to an amazing variety of wildlife. See over a dozen exotic and endangered species that thrive in an open habitat similar ... More on Cherokeetrace.org/

10 sites; 10 RV. On Lake Jacksonville. More on AAA.com

One of the oldest golf courses in texas. The only golf course in east texas that I use every club I have ... More on golflink.com

This is a shotmaker's course where accuracy counts more than distance. The terrain is rolling, so you can expect some uneven ... More on Golf.com

Inscription. Organized in 1891 at the Shiloh schoolhouse by members of the Baptist Church of Christ at Corinth, this church was originally called the Baptist Church of Christ at Shiloh. Charter members elected E. M. Carter as the ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Originally an Indian trail. Used in 1765 by the Spanish priest Calahorra on an Indian peace mission. Gained importance, 1820s, for use in hauling salt from Neches Saline to Nacgodoches. Survivors of the Killough family ... More on HMDB

Museum in Jacksonville Public Library displays Cherokee County historical items. Open Mon. & Thu. noon -8 p.m.; Tue., Wed. & Fri. 10 a.m. -6 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m. -2 p.m. ... More on traveltex

On Striker Creek, 20 miles east of Jacksonville.The black bass fishery at Striker Reservoir is the most popular. Equal numbers of spotted and largemouth bass exist. Crappie and catfish are present in the reservoir, but numbers are ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Incorporates about 3,700 acres and varies in elevation from 500 feet on the highest hilltop to 300 in Mud Creek bottom. Includes office, concessions, showers, ... More on traveltex