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Tourism

People who visit Burleson soon discover it to be their hometown away from home. Whether you’re just passing through or moving to town, you’re sure to find something to entertain you all year long in Burleson. Here are some of the attractions and events available in the Burleson area.

New attractions and events are continuously developing. For the most up-to-date details, contact the Burleson Area Chamber at 817-295-6121.

Attractions

Old Town: Burleson’s Old Town District offers you some of the finest food in North Texas, historic walking tours from the Burleson Heritage Society, live music, a weekly farmer’s market (April-November) and more.

Hidden Creek Golf Course: If you are looking for an exciting golf course to visit at a great value, look no more. Hidden Creek Golf Course is the place for you. Hidden Creek is a challenging course that will test your skills and provide hours of enjoyment. Multiple teeing ground areas allow the course to be played from various lengths. The putting surfaces provide generous targets for the high handicapper while offering a multitude of pin placements. The Dallas Business Journal has voted Hidden Creek in the "top five public golf courses in the state." More than 40,000 rounds of golf were played in 2008, all without sacrificing the beautiful conditions at the golf course.

Local Wineries: Burleson is home to two local wineries. Lone Oak and Sunset wineries are fast becoming known as wine-lover hot spots in DFW. Lone Oak Winery offers live concerts, art exhibitions, wine education classes, a reception venue, and more. For those who want to learn in-depth details about the process of wine making, Sunset Winery is where you want to go. New to Burleson’s wine industry in 2010 will be a Divine Wine, which is renovating a building in Old Town where it expects to open a franchise.

Burleson Visitor’s Center & Heritage Museum: What was once the Interurban Depot has been remodeled and is home to the Burleson Heritage Foundation’s Visitor’s Center & Museum. Located in historic Old Town Burleson, the building is the site of Burleson’s first concrete floor and the first electric light bulb. The Visitor’s Center hosts permanent exhibits on Burleson’s history, from railroad town of the late 1800s through the Interurban Era of the 1910s through 1931 into the urban sprawl that has its roots in the ‘50s.

Chamber Visitor’s Center: An additional visitor’s center is located in the lobby of the Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce (1044 SW Wilshire). The Chamber’s Visitor Center is open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week.


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