Jefferson Vacations

Housed in an 1888 Federal Courthouse, the Jefferson Historical Museum chronicles the town's river port heyday across four floors. A separate building features a detailed model train display.

This 1861 Greek Revival mansion blends historic elegance with a reputation as one of Texas's most haunted houses. Tours display period furnishings while sharing chilling tales of supernatural encounters.

This Greek Revival home features a cruciform floor plan and classical columns from 1859. Visitors can admire original pine floors and period wallpaper during the annual Pilgrimage Tour of Homes in April.

You can browse the exhibits at Museum of Measurement and Time, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Jefferson. Wander the riverfront and forest while you're in the area.

Wind through moss-draped cypress trees on this serene 2.9-mile paddling loop in East Texas. Glide silently past wildlife while exploring hidden ponds and narrow, twisting waterways.

This 1907 Carnegie library stands as one of Texas' few historic libraries still serving the public. Explore its early 20th-century architecture and discover the elegant second-floor ballroom available for special events.

This intimate museum houses one of the largest private collections of Gone With the Wind memorabilia. Browse rare foreign editions, film costumes, and autographs from the iconic film's stars.

This tranquil stretch of shoreline along Big Cypress Bayou offers a peaceful escape for picnicking and sunbathing. Bring your own supplies and enjoy the natural beauty of East Texas away from city bustle.