All of that and more is yours to experience in this bustling border town. The following are some of the top attractions in Eagle Pass you’ll want to check out the next time you’re in the neighborhood.
Eagle Pass Golf Club
Eagle Pass Golf Club features nine holes and 18 tee boxes for a total of 6,217 yards. The municipal golf course’s large fairways, water hazards, and gentle greens offer a nice challenge for players of all skill levels.
2149 Del Rio Boulevard #309
Eagle Pass, TX 78852
(830) 773-9761
Eagle Pass Swimming Complex
Every day but Sunday during the summer, head to the swim complex for a relaxing dip, a shot down the waterslide, and swim lessons. The complex is available to rent for private parties on Monday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.
1990 Second Street
Eagle Pass, Texas 78852
(830) 776-5895
In addition to the softball fields and sports complex, the park is home to the Fort Duncan Museum, which commemorates the First United States Infantry encampment set up back in 1849. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum displays exhibits on the history of the fort and is located inside the original army headquarters building, which is one of eight other restored buildings in the park.
310 Bliss Street
Eagle Pass, Texas 78852
(888) 355-3224
Lucky Eagle Casino Hotel
Try your luck at the penny slots and daily Texas Hold’Em tables in the Lucky Eagle Casino Hotel, Texas’ one and only casino. Or skip the gambling and come to eat, stay, and play at the spacious hotel with its fitness center, outdoor pool, and assortment of restaurants and bars.
768 Lucky Eagle Drive
Eagle Pass, TX 78852
(830) 319-4820
Maverick County Lake
Grab your fishing pole and picnic basket and head to the city’s local pond on Main Street. The lake area features playground equipment, softball fields, a fishing pier, a picnic area, and a 1.5-mile walking and jogging trail.
2424 East Main Street
Eagle Pass, TX 78852
(830) 773-1111
The pyramids, sculptures and murals of this new plaza in Piedras Negras pay tribute to Mexico’s three main ancient cultures: Maya, Aztec, and Olmec. Take in the sites; enjoy the planetarium, playgrounds, and fountains; and do some shopping in the plaza’s open-air market.
Boulevar de las Culturas SN
Burócratas, 26020
Piedras Negras, Coahuila
52-878-782-5370
Zaragoza Market
“El Mercado” has long served as a convenient spot for American tourists to hop across the border from Eagle Pass to buy authentic Mexican souvenirs. You’ll find hand-made sarapes, maracas, belts, boots, and much more at this outdoor market in Piedras Negras.
Zaragoza 113
Zona Centro, 26000 Piedras Negras, Coahuila
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