Camp at Camp 'N' Fish while you enjoy all that Glen Rose has to offer! 

Riverwalk/Heritage Park - Visit this area in the heart of Glen Rose. View early historical structures and then walk along the bank of the Paluxy River to enjoy nature at its finest. Wheelchair accessible.

Oakdale Park - Visit the gigantic swimming pool - dug in 1925 by a team of mules. They certainly don't make pool like this any more!! Great access to new Riverwalk and downtown activity.

Pie Peddlers - A "must-do" treat for yourself while you are in town. Visit these two newly-retired Kindergarten teachers for a slice of homemade pie. Tastes just like Grandma's, I promise!! Located just off the downtown square.

Somervell County Heritage Center - A genealogist's paradise!  One of the most complete resources available to help you search your family's heritage.  Downtown. 254-897-9073

Barnard's Mill - Open weekends. Art displays.

"The Promise" - outstanding epic musical drama reflecting the story of Jesus Christ.   Open Friday and Saturday nights in the fall. 

Dinosaur Valley Park - Paluxy River contains three types of giant dinosaur tracks.   Park has two life-sized replicas of dinosaurs.  254-897-4588

Canoeing - Canoe the Brazos River on your own or with one of the canoe services which provides shuttle service.  254-897-4214

Squaw Valley Golf Course - One of the premier golf courses around.  Two 18-hole championship courses with Pencross Bent grass greens and 419 Bermuda tee areas and fairways.  Unique and challenging. 254-897-7956; 1-800-831-8259

Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant - Visitors Information Center teaches how electricity is made and more!  254-897-5554

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center - Nationally-known drive-through wildlife park.    World leader in endangered species conservation.  Cheetahs, white rhinos, red wolves, and more!  254-897-2960

Somervell County Exposition Center - Horse shows, rodeo events, music concerts, dog shows, and a variety of shows throughout the year.   

Somervell County Historical Museum - Located on the town square.  See unique bits of local history, including dinosaur tracks and a whiskey still.  No admission, but donations appreciated.

Creation Evidences Museum - Did man and dinosaur walk the Earth at the same time?   Visit this museum.  254-897-3200