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Area Attractions
Built in 1860 as a water-powered gristmill, Barnard's Mill has served as a cotton gin, health spa, and hospital. Today it's a Texas Historic Landmark housing a fine art collection featuring works by nationally recognized artists like Robert Summers and Morris Henry Hobbs.
Dinosaur Valley State Park is home to 113-million-year-old theropod and sauropod footprints preserved in the Paluxy River bed - some of the best in the world. Hike, swim, camp, or simply stand in a dinosaur track and let that sink in.
Dinosaur World features over 150 life-size stationary dinosaurs and 20 animatronic displays, plus a fossil dig, gem excavation, and a prehistoric museum.
Glen Rose Brewing Company has partnered with 3B Beers, Brats & Burgers - order from their menu right in our taproom. Plus, enjoy our shared outdoor space, where kids and pets are always welcome.
The Somervell County Museum is located on the courthouse square and covers Glen Rose history from dinosaur track castings to a moonshiner's still.
Squaw Valley is home to 36 holes of championship golf and holds a 4½-star rating from Golf Digest, with the #1 and #4 municipal courses in Texas according to the Dallas Morning News.
Cold drinks, live music, and BBQ in a converted feed mill right on the Paluxy River. Sexton Mill is the oldest family-owned business in Glen Rose, dating back to 1941, with the original cross-beam structure, grain silo tops, and iconic red doors still intact.
A premier North Texas event venue hosting rodeos, livestock shows, equestrian competitions, concerts, trade expos, and community events in a state-of-the-art indoor and outdoor facility.
Texas Amphitheater is a scenic outdoor venue in Glen Rose that hosts concerts, festivals, special events, and live entertainment in a unique hill country setting.