Lufkin Attractions

Crockett (pop. 7,300) is named after Davy Crockett, who is said to have stopped at this location on his way to the Alamo. The town is home to several historic buildings.

Built in 1854 in Greek Revival style, the house is furnished in period and open to the public for tours.

The Ellen Trout Zoo displays a wide variety of local and exotic birds and animals.

The Museum of East Texas, housed in a 1905 Episcopal Church, features changing and permanent exhibits in art and history.

The Texas Forestry museum is home to the story of the forests of Texas. The complexity of the natural resource, the legacy of the industry, and the current and future role of forest management practices can be explored through three galleries, outdoor exhibits, and an Urban wildscape Trail.