- The list below includes 50 free or cheap things to do in or near McAllen, Texas, including 27 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Family Fun Center, Laser Tag and Movie Theaters.
- From McAllen Public Library to McAllen's New Park & Spray Ground, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in McAllen and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Mission, Weslaco, Edinburg and Pharr.
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From the merchant: Orozco Music Studio, is the full service music academy devoted to individualized classes and recording sessions.
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The Dustin Michael Sekula Library is a public library that was named after Marine Lance Corporal Dustin Michael Sekula. The library provides services such as databases, book rentals, study rooms, and a book club.
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Situated next to the Mexican border, AnZalduas Park offers visitors panoramic views of the Rio Grande river. The park provides visitors with opportunities for birding, picnics, and other outdoor activities.
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Freddy Gonzalez Park is a small recreational area owned and operated by the city of Edinburg. It covers just over eight acres of land and includes walking and jogging trails in addition to a children's playground.
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Located near Mission, Texas, the City of La Joya is home to approximately 3300 people, spread out over around three square miles. The city features restaurants, shops, and a public library.
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121 E McIntyre Street, Edinburg, TX 78541
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The Hidalgo County Historical Museum, now the Museum of South Texas History, acts as a cultural repository for the region. Interactive exhibits educate patrons as they view artifacts, browse collections or engage in special event.
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Representing the South Texas region, the Museum of South Texas History has a variety of exhibitions and artifacts, along with a museum store. Top exhibitions include the Rio Grande Legacy, the River Crossroads and the Old Jail.
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The 40-acre Edinburg Scenic Wetlands was the first of World Building Centers to open. Open since 2003, it has an interpretive center, two wetland ponds, exhibits, an education classroom, and a gift shop available for visitors.
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Bentsen State Park is a natural park that supports activities including bird watching, hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing. The park also provides bike rentals as well as $3 binocular rentals.
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2800 S. Bentsen Palm Dr, Mission, TX 78572
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Part of the World Birding Center, the Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park has 358 species recorded on its premises. The two-story Hawk Observation Tower is the highlight of the park, and includes a 210-foot long wheelchair ramp.