Fun In The Forest After Dark At Texas Forestry Museum

When it gets dark outside the forest can be a little different. Everything slows down, and it makes you think of building a campfire and roasting hotdogs.

The Texas Forestry Museum invites your family to experience Fun in the Forest After Dark. Get in on the action Friday, February 7th from 6 PM - 7:30 PM at the Texas Forestry Museum located at 1905 Atkinson Drive in Lufkin, Texas.

Texas Forestry Museum Invites You Over For A Campfire

There will be fun things to do for the entire family. You can roast hotdogs over the campfire, go on a night hike, and learn all about campfire safety with the Texas A&M Forest Service.

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This is always an interesting event, being in town, yet in the forest after dark is an adventure. Make sure and dress appropriately, as it might be chilly out.

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The Texas Forestry Museum recommends closed-toe shoes, warm clothing, and a flashlight. Just because you are hiking in the dark, doesn't mean you won't walk about in the great outdoors in the dark.

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Tickets are just $5 per person and are limited, so call the Texas Forestry Museum at (936) 632-9535 and reserve your spot today. Tickets will not be sold at the door.

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The event is sponsored by Timber Pro Forest Service. Enjoy a very East Texas type of night out, while in the city.