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Great Texas Bass Fishing

Cabins for rent on the lake Learn More...
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The Galleria

The fourth largest mall in the USknown as the number one shopping andtourist destination in Houston Learn More...
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Cinnamon Shore

Family friendly neighborhoods with comforts,and conveniences of everyday living Learn More...
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South Shore Harbour Resort

Overlooking a beautiful marina on the south shore ofClear Lake, the resort has good lodging, niceamenities, and access to 54 Learn More...
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Alamo/San Antonio KOA

A very nice KOA conveniently located with1 and 2 bedroom Kamping Kabins, RVsites and amenites Learn More...
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The Stoneleigh

A 5200 square foot facility to transportyou to a world of deep relaxation Learn More...
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Rosewood Crescent Hotel Spa

They offer 77 one of a kind services andtreatments to men and women Learn More...
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Victory Park

This 75 acre Victory Park is Dallas entertainment district with American AirlinesCenter, the W Hotel with the ultra chicghostbar and Learn More...
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Main Street District

New to this development of restaurants, bars,hotels, and entertainment is Main Street Garden Learn More...
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Uptown West Village

Centuries old neighborhood with shops, hotels,theaters,art galleries,restaurants and more Learn More...
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