Roadside attractions of Texas

Posted by Ana

Roadside attractions are a common sight in Texas; the weirder, the better! We love “hunting” as many as we can when we go on our roads trips around the state. Enjoy the trip!

Somewhere in West Texas.

Nodding donkeys are not necessarily a roadside attraction but they are common sight in West Texas.

Texas roadside attractions

Scotland

I’ve seen a few gates like this one. I think they’re beautiful, don’t you?

Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found.

Turkey

This tiny town has a restored 1929 Phillips 66 filling station.

Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found.

Lampasas, Central Texas

The owner of this land thought it would be fun to build Texas Nessie with pieces of old farm machinery. I think he did a great job. It’s a shame the long grass covers Nessie partially. Hwy 183 seven miles south of Lampasas.

Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found.

Italy

Starship Pegasus is located on I-35 in Italy. It started as a restaurant but it’s closed now and for sale.

Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found.

Italy

The biggest caterpillar in the world can be found on the northbound side of Interstate 35 near Italy. Aren’t these little booties cute?

Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found. Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found. Texas has her fair share of roadside attractions. I'm going to share the ones we've seen so far and where they can be found.

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Hi, I’m Ana. I’m originally from Argentina but I’m currently living in Dallas (USA) with my British husband. I’d like to share my experiences as an expat and as a traveller.

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