Things to do & places to visit in Chappell Hill, Texas, United States

Chappell Hill city in Texas, United States. Timezone: America/Chicago, current date and time: Sunday, April 28, 2024, 20:01.

Top things to do (7)

• History Museums
• Speciality & Gift Shops
• Gardens
• Antique Shops
• Wineries & Vineyards
• Cemeteries
• Horseback Riding Tours

Top places to visit

1. 5.0 True Blue Home (4 reviews)
   - Love love love!!!
   Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops
   
   
   This place was a hidden gem in historic Chappel Hill! As soon as you walk through the front doors your greeted by the most heavenly scent...which you are able to purchase in candle form or even wax cubes. The staff is wonderful and inviting. The entire store is filled with unique and quality items ranging from greeting cards to jewelry to home furnishings. Do yourself a favor and check out True Blue Home! See more..
   
2. 5.0 The Brazos Star (2 reviews)
   - Shopping
   Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Antique Shops
   I enjoyed this shop while browsing the historical area in Chappell Hill. It was a great little place snugged in amongst the other stores. It was a bit busy due to the blue bonnet season but there was ample parking. See more..
   
3. 4.5 Texas Star Winery (35 reviews)
   - Quality Texas Wine Tasting Venue with a beautiful surrounding
   Spent < 1 hour Wineries & Vineyards
   
   
   Wine tasting - There is an inside shop / bar area and a large patio with seating for a group. During the tasting we tried 6 wines (3 red / 3 white), most were local too! You can tell that the owners are genuinely passionate and knowledgeable about wine. We were given tips on how to correctly taste and received detailed information on the origins and profile of each bottle before trying. If you find a wine that you like, you can buy it afterwards and get to keep the tasting glasses as a souvenir. Overall, there is a very friendly and relaxed vibe. See more..
   
4. 4.5 Texas Ranch Life (23 reviews)
   - Fifth Annual Fishing Trip
   Spent More than 3 hours Horseback Riding Tours
   
   
   Texas Ranch Life offers a true Texas experience. You can go horseback riding, whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider. The ranch also has fishing, skeet shooting and hunting, with all equipment provided. The ranch offers overnight accommodations, but since it is just an hour from Houston, you can plan to just spend the day. See more..
   
5. 4.5 Chappell Hill Historical Society Museum (12 reviews)
   - Great Texas Museum right outside Houston
   Spent < 1 hour History Museums
   
   
   This is a gem of a museum right outside Houston in historic Chappell Hill very close to Washington on the Brazos. If you are heading out to Austin or just want to get out of the city, head to this museum and see what was going on in your area a two hundred years ago. There is a few great cafes very close and very cute antique stores as well. See more..
   
6. 4.5 The Bluebonnet House & Garden Center (9 reviews)
   - The Bluebonnet House is delightful, well-curated shopping contained in a charming tiny Texas town, Chappell Hill.
   Gardens
   
   
   Stepping into the garden area to the side of the shop is a treat. Healthy native plants attract the true gardeners and the appealing displays keep the rest of the party happy. We were on a quest to see Texas wildflowers and stopped in Chappell Hill for a break. The Bluebonnet House seemed the perfect place to browse, and we all ended up buying gifts and gifts for ourselves. Jewelry from local and national artisans, vintage collectibles, Texana, and garden attractions made this shop one we will visit again. Living in Houston, I will make the drive again when the season changes. It was the freshness of the display and the hospitality of the employees that made it memorable. See more..
   
7. 4.5 Masonic Cemetery (2 reviews)
   - I love old cemeteries - especially historic ones
   Spent < 1 hour Cemeteries
   
   
   If you love visiting old cemeteries, don't miss this one. I wandered around for at least an hour taking photos of the old gravestones and monument - most from the 1800s. Many had masonic symbols on them and lots of the graves had special stones listing their military service in the civil war (this is the south, so most are confederates). Some of them served in the Texas republic army and those have special markers. Some of the Alamo soldiers families are buried here like the Travis and Crocket familes. Very interesting and historic. My dogs (on leash) were with me and they loved it there too. See more..
   
8. Evans Antiques (0 review)
   Antique Shops
   A great little shop for antiques. See more..