Pentecost Park features a basketball court, playground, pavilion and a small rock climbing structure.

Located on the Kilgore College campus, The Rangerette Showcase and Museum features a mechanized display of Rangerette props, a display of costumes from their spring show, Rangerette Revels, and thousands of photographs and newspaper clippings depicting the Rangerettes’ storied history. Beauty Knows No Pain

Shakespeare Garden

This beautiful garden is modeled after the original Shakespeare Garden in England. Built to complement the Texas Shakespeare Festival, each of the plants and shrubs grown is referenced in one of Shakespeare’s plays. Open daily, the garden is located at Brook Drive and US Highway 259 on the Kilgore College Campus. Admission is free.

At Sixteen Fourteen Ranch (SFR), their dedication to exceptional horse trail rides, genuine care for our livestock, and appreciation of nature, will make your visit an unforgettable journey into the heart of East Texas

Kilgore’s State Tournament Horseshoe Pit is designed for competitive and recreational horseshoe pitching. As a host site for state tournaments, it offers a welcoming atmosphere for players of all skill levels to enjoy the sport.

Over 672 acres with a beautiful 10-acre lake. This nature spot is an industrial park, but that doesn’t stop it from being totally picturesque.

A unique addition to the fast-food spot, the Taco Bell mural highlights Kilgore’s local tagline and our location in the state of Texas.

The Broadcast Museum spotlights the people and equipment of broadcasting’s Golden Age, featuring working television and radio studios, a vintage equipment restoration facility, and archives available for research.

The Texas Shakespeare Festival is East Texas’ only professional theater company. TSF is a summer repertory company producing two Shakespeare plays, a non-Shakespearean classic, a musical, and a production for children during the summer.