- The list below includes 12 free or cheap things to do in or near Longview, Texas, including 28 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Bowling, Walking Trails and Mini Golf.
- From Paul Boorman Trail to Putt-Putt Golf & Games, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Longview.
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Constructed in 1856 by one of the city's first settlers, the Schluter House is a historical home located in the historic area of the city. The house is built in a Greek Revival style indicative of the time period.
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At the Museum of Measurement and Time visitors can see antique land surveying equipment and clocks. Many of the items in the museum are from the private collection of Johnny and Edith Ingram.
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Oakwood Cemetery is an old cemetery in Jefferson, Texas. Visitors can see old tombstones of the people who built the area, and at times, the cemetery is used to tell stories of those early settlers
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305 East Austin Street, Jefferson, TX
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The Jefferson Transportation & Visitor Center is a center dedicated to assisting visitors during their trip in the city. Restaurant, lodging, and entertainment recommendations are among the services the center provides to its visitors.
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Visitors can take a historic train ride on the Historic Jefferson Railway. The 40-minute ride on open coach cars includes a ride through the Big Cypress Bayou including the Boggy Creek.
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People can camp at Tyler State Park, and participate in a number of outdoor activities including birding, fishing, hunting, mountain biking, picnicking, swimming. The park also has boats to rent year round.
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Camp Ford was the largest confederate Civil War camp west of the Mississippi River. Visitors can view a kiosk with historical information, walk along a trail with interpretative signage, eat in a picnic area, and see a cabin.
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A scenic neighborhood of old homes dating back to the 1920s and 1930s, the Azalea Residential Historic District is a tourist destination for those interested in architecture of the period. It also hosts the annual Azalea Festival.
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Hosting new exhibitions every few months, Tyler Museum of Art has an extensive collection of art that includes paintings and sculptures. Among their permanent collection is Mexican folk art and Americana paintings.
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1400 East Fifth Street, Tyler, TX
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The Center for Earth and Space Education features a 40-foot spitz NanoSeam domed theater planetarium, along with real time NASA screen exhibits. The center also features changing exhibits in other areas of science.