- Our list of the best things to do in Sulphur, Louisiana, features the top 31 nearby activities — including 14 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Sulphur, LA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Entertainment & Shows, Amusement, Outdoor Places, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 6 things to do within the city of Sulphur, LA , followed by 25 popular activities in nearby cities, including Lake Charles and Vinton
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MaxBowl, Port Arthur, offers forty bowling lanes. Other amusements include laser tag, a video games room, flat screen TVs, and dartboards. Food and beverages can be obtained from its bar or restaurant grill.
41.6 Miles
Visitors can enjoy a movie at Dickinson Theatres in Port Arthur, Texas, followed by a day of shopping. Attached to the Port Arthur Central Mall, this cozy theatre provides shoppers with a chance to relax and enjoy current movies while taking a break from spending.
41.7 Miles
Open since 1964, the Museum of the Gulf Coast represents the Louisiana and Texas Gulf Coast. Daily tours take guests through various exhibits, including exhibits on natural history, local musicians, and sports legends from the Gulf Coast region.
42.9 Miles
Initially a general merchandise store in 1910, Tupper Museum today, features a wide range of vintage merchandise which offer an insight into the rural life of early 20th century Louisiana.
43.5 Miles
Located on the scenic Neches River, Collier's Ferry Park is a park filled with a number of amenities for visitors to enjoy. These amenities include a 1.8-mile walking trail, a picnic area, and a playground for the park's younger visitors.
44.2 Miles
Situated along the Neches River, Riverfront Park can be used to watch passing boats and offers boat docks for pleasure craft. The park has a children's play area, benches, a covered pavilion and a 50-seat amphitheater.
44.3 Miles
Acquiring artwork for its permanent collection since 1950, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, has grown to include more than 1,000 pieces. The museum's primary focus is on 19th to 21st century American fine and folk art.
44.3 Miles
Located inside the historic 1927 Central Fire Station, the Fire Museum of Texas preserves and celebrates the rich history of fire fighting and fire safety and prevention. Visitors can view a large collection of fire trucks and equipment, experience the fire truck driving simulator and much more.
44.3 Miles
Dedicated to celebrating the science and history of the oil industry, the Texas Energy Museum, tells the story of petroleum from its discovery through today. Visitors will learn about the first oil boom at Spindletop to how it is refined for use through exhibits and multi-media presentations.
44.3 Miles
The Edison Plaza Museum is a historical museum dedicated to teaching the public about Thomas Alva Edison and his various inventions. The museum maintains several interactive exhibits and showcases a collection of over 1,400 historical artifacts.