Welcome to Texas Tourist Information Center — Attraction in Orange

I recently stopped by the Texas Tourist Information Center, and I must say it was a delightful experience. Every staff member greeted us with warmth, showcasing the true spirit of Texas hospitality. They were courteous, friendly, and more than willing to answer any questions we had. I was particularly impressed with the spotless bathrooms - a rare find on the road. The boardwalk area is a thoughtful touch, providing a great space to stretch and take a break after hours on the road. Additionally, the variety of maps and pamphlets from across Texas was comprehensive, making it a one-stop spot for all your travel planning needs in the state. Kudos to the team for creating such a welcoming environment...

This road side area is right after you cross over from Louisiana into Texas. You have to be quick though! Ha! While crossing the bridge from Louisiana to Texas get into the far right lane because when the bridge ends there’s the exit to go to the road side area. They have nice restrooms, vending machines and a travel/information center. There are walkways built above ground so you can stretch your legs and see some amazing scenery, too. As always, the area is pet and family friendly. Even when I travel alone I feel quite safe stopping at this site. And, I am always happy to see that sign because I know I am back home in my...

Rude people working inside. We got there 15 minutes until closing time. Stretching our legs, we wanted to look out back on deck and man locked door in our face. The lady be hind the glass kept yelling can I help you with something. We didn't know she was speaking to us. She came out and said Didn't you hear me? Can I help you with something?" I left because I sensed her rudeness. When the rest of us came out of the building with minutes to spare, the doors were locked, and the big door was abruptly closed. Definitely should not be called a welcome center. I took pictures of the man and woman working but have chosen...