- TripBuzz found 12 things to do with kids in or near Marfa, Texas, including 6 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Alpine and Fort Laramie.
- From The Marfa Mystery Lights to Chinati Hot Springs, the Marfa area offers 9 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Mysterious Sites, Hot Springs & Geysers and Historic Sites.
- Marfa, located in the high desert in the western region of Texas, is home to nearly 2,000 residents in an area less than 2 square miles. The city is located between the Davis Mountains and Big Bend National Park, itself located within the Chihuahua Desert. The city is an artistic and tourist center, complete with a variety of art instalments, galleries, and entertainment.
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Visit the contemporary-art museum as a member and receive perks such as an exclusive T-shirt, a bookstore discount and special-event invites
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Visible on clear nights, the Marfa Mystery Lights appear in the night sky without an agreed upon explanation. The lights do not have a specific pattern or color, and are prone to change at a moment's notice.
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A secluded retreat and resort destination, Chinati Hot Springs offers a variety of amenities for visitors. It features a communal kitchen as well as a large pool and hot tub area.
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The Marfa Lights are an unexplained light phenomenon that constantly occurs throughout the year, no matter what season it is. Visitors flock to the viewing area to watch these shooting star-like lights fly across the horizon.
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Located in a quaint, historic house of Marfa is the Marfa and Presidio County Museum. The museum serves to preserve the areas rich history by featuring fossils, native American artifacts and early tools used by settlers.
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Marfa & Presidio County Museum is a small historical museum dedicated to educating the public on local history. The museum features a collection of Native American artifacts as well as a collection of early settler tools and memorabilia.
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A former cavalry outpost constructed in 1911, Fort D. A. Russell has a rich and intriguing history. The building is now used as a museum, and houses a variety of exhibits, both permanent and traveling.
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Fort Laramie National Historic Site began as a fur trading post, and became one of the largest military posts in the Northern Plains region. Discover the history of the country's western expansion through a self-guided audio tour and various interpretive programs.
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The Big Bend Cowboys are a professional baseball team that is currently a member of the Pecos Baseball League. Fans of the team commonly enjoy attending games at the team's 1,200 seat Kokernot Field.
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Part of Big Bend National Park, Blue Creek Trail offers a short hike for all skill levels and abilities. While hiking, tourists can also enjoy both canyon views and wildlife watching.
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Hosting community performances, Bryon Garrison Theater Company features live blues and country music, as well as sketch comedy. The main show is a variety act featuring a family of performers.