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Corsicana Skate Park

Concrete skate park with ramps and rails for skateboarding and inline skating. Free public facility. Safety equipment recommended. Supervised use advised for younger users.

Jester Park, Corsicana, TX

Corsicana Spray Park - Jester

Free splash pad and spray park within Jester Park, perfect for cooling off during hot Texas summers. Popular family destination. Part of Jester Park complex. Restrooms available.

2121 W 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Dawson City Park

Small community park serving the town of Dawson with basic recreational facilities and green space.

Main St, Dawson, TX

Dawson Historical Marker

Texas Historical Marker for the town of Dawson in southwestern Navarro County, near the Navarro/Hill county line. History Dawson was established in the 1880s and named for Nicholas Mosby Dawson, a Texas revolutionary hero who died at the Dawson Massacre in 1842.

FM 667, Dawson, TX

Downtown Corsicana Historic District

Vibrant historic downtown featuring preserved early 20th-century commercial buildings, unique shops, restaurants, and cultural venues. History Downtown Corsicana flourished during the oil boom era (1894-1920). Many original buildings remain, now housing antique shops, restaurants, and businesses. First Friday Art Walk held monthly. Many buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.

Beaton St & 6th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Downtown Pocket Park

Cozy urban oasis in historic downtown Corsicana featuring colorful murals, water features, seasonal flowers, picnic tables, shaded seating, and restroom facilities. Available for event rentals. Perfect for downtown lunch breaks or small gatherings. Event rental available.

Beaton St, Corsicana, TX

Dresden Historical Marker

Marker for the ghost town of Dresden, one of the earliest settlements in Navarro County, which was once a contender for county seat. History Dresden was established in the 1840s and was one of the earliest communities in Navarro County. The town declined after being bypassed by the railroad in the 1870s.

FM 709, Navarro, TX

Emhouse Historical Marker

Texas Historical Marker for the town of Emhouse in southern Navarro County. History Emhouse was established in the late 1800s and named for local settlers. The community developed around cotton farming.

FM 744, Emhouse, TX

Eureka Historical Marker

Marker for the community of Eureka, an early settlement that was once a thriving farming community. History Eureka was established in the 1860s and was named by settlers who exclaimed 'Eureka!' upon finding the fertile land.

FM 709, Corsicana, TX

First Friday Art Walk

Monthly arts and culture event held on the first Friday of each month in downtown Corsicana. Features art galleries, live music, food vendors, and community celebration. Various downtown galleries and shops participate. Check local listings for details.

Beaton St Downtown, Corsicana, TX

Frost City Park

Local city park featuring playground equipment, open green space, and facilities for outdoor recreation. A gathering place for the Frost community. Features local wildlife viewing opportunities and running trails.

Main St, Frost, TX

Frost Community Gym & Fitness Center

Community fitness facility offering gym equipment and recreation space for Frost residents.

Main St, Frost, TX

Frost Historical Marker

Historical marker for the town of Frost, established when the railroad came through in 1881. History Frost was established in 1881 when the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad built through the area. The town was named for postmaster Samuel Frost.

Main St, Frost, TX

Goodlow Historical Marker

Marker commemorating the Goodlow community, one of the African American freedmen communities established after the Civil War. History Goodlow was established by freed African Americans after the Civil War. The community built its own school and church and remained a close-knit community for generations.

E Highway 31, Corsicana, TX

Hebrew Cemetery

Historic Jewish cemetery established in the 1870s, reflecting the significant Jewish community that developed in Corsicana. History The Hebrew Cemetery was established in the 1870s by Corsicana's Jewish community, which grew during the cotton and oil boom years and included many prominent merchants.

N 15th St, Corsicana, TX

I.O.O.F. Park

Historic park maintained by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, featuring mature trees, picnic areas, and a peaceful setting.

S Beaton St, Corsicana, TX

Indian Creek Campground

Secluded camping area on Navarro Mills Lake's southern shore, perfect for those seeking a quieter camping experience.

Indian Creek Park Rd, Dawson, TX

Jester Park

Popular community park with large playground, walking trails, sports fields, picnic pavilions, splash pad, antique tractor display, and seasonal swimming pool. Splash pad open seasonally. Pavilion rentals available. Basketball courts on-site.

2121 W 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Jester Park Walking Trail

1.5-mile paved walking trail through Jester Park with exercise stations, perfect for morning walks and jogging.

2121 W 7th Ave, Corsicana, TX

Jose Antonio Navarro Statue

Bronze statue honoring Jose Antonio Navarro (1795-1871), the Texas patriot and statesman for whom Navarro County was named. He was the only native-born Texan to sign the Texas Declaration of Independence. History Navarro was a pivotal figure in Texas history, serving in the Texas Congress and helping draft the Texas Constitution. He dedicated his life to the cause of Texas liberty.

Courthouse Square, Corsicana, TX

Kerens City Lake

Small municipal lake near Kerens offering fishing opportunities and peaceful lakeside relaxation. A local favorite for anglers. Fishing permitted. Texas fishing license required.

Off US-31, Kerens, TX

Kerens City Park

Community park with lush greenery, natural vegetation, and a tranquil setting. Known for its picturesque backdrop and serene atmosphere, perfect for family outings. Playground, picnic facilities, and natural walking areas.

N Main St, Kerens, TX

Kerens Cotton Harvest Festival Grounds

Festival grounds hosting the annual Kerens Cotton Harvest Festival celebrating the area's agricultural heritage with live music, carnival rides, food vendors, and community celebrations. Annual Cotton Harvest Festival held each October. Check for event dates.

Downtown Kerens, Kerens, TX

Kerens Historical Marker

Marker describing the founding of Kerens, named for Judge Richard Kerens of St. Louis who helped bring the railroad to the area. History Kerens was established in 1881 on the Texas & St. Louis Railway. Judge Richard C. Kerens of St. Louis was instrumental in routing the railroad through the area.

Main St, Kerens, TX

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