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Trinity River Kayak provides a range of exciting river trip adventures covering a 22-mile stretch of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. Situated on spacious 2 acres of land, they offer options suitable for every adventure seeker, with an extensive fleet of over 100 kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards (SUPs). They also boast three 15-passenger vans to ensure efficient transportation along the river. Conveniently located in Coppell, TX, this is an ideal launch point for various outdoor activities, including family and friend outings, corporate events, scout groups, church gatherings, and team-building activities. Book your trip to embark on your urban adventure for an unforgettable experience.

Immerse your children in the great outdoors at the Play Street Museum Mansfield. Explore interactive exhibits featuring favorite outdoor activities, learning opportunities, and engaging experiences for guests of all ages. The Museum offers a unique blend of entertainment and education, from camping to fishing. Let your kids join reserved playtimes to make new friends and develop crucial social skills. They can also unleash their creativity at the art table, Discovery Rug, and fully customizable Slime Lab. The Museum takes traditional learning to a new level, offering one-of-a-kind educational experiences in your local neighborhood. With interactive exhibits and sensory play, your little ones can learn, have fun, and build essential skills—all in one place.

The Top O' Hill Terrace in Arlington, perched along the historic Bankhead Highway, is steeped in a captivating history that encapsulates the essence of Texas. In the 1920s, Beulah Adams Marshall, an enterprising individual, transformed the Tarrant County hilltop into a charming tea room and restaurant, drawing in travelers on the Bankhead Highway and locals from the bustling cities of Dallas and Fort Worth. The property's narrative took an unexpected turn during Prohibition when new owners, Fred and Mary Browning, ingeniously expanded it to include a casino, horse barn, and even a clandestine escape tunnel amidst legal restrictions. Today, under the ownership of Arlington Baptist College, the Top O' Hill Terrace stands as a custodian of its storied past, with meticulously preserved historic edifices and grounds showcasing an eclectic mix of sandstone blocks and intricate wrought iron work, offering captivating tours.