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Downtown Brenham will take you back in time to enjoy the original architecture and the area’s natural beauty. Whether your stay is overnight, the weekend or the week, the Brenham area offers a full array of things to see, do and experience to fill your visit with special memories.

Texas Monthly refers to Round Top as “Texas’ version of Aspen.” It is where country chic and big city culture meld together to create an edgy energy that emanates through the locally-owned shops, distinctive restaurants, and relaxing entertainment venues. You can cut a rug at one of Texas’ top-rated dance halls, have a glass of wine, and shop until your heart (or your credit cards) are content.

The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is an excellent option for educational day trips. The Bush Presidential Library Museum is located less than 40 miles from Hill Top Luxury RV Resort on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station. It houses both permanent and rotating exhibits. The museum’s permanent collections cover the life of the former president and his wife, Barbara Bush, including his time as a congressman, the CIA and their private lives after his time in the White House.

“You Scream, I Scream, We all Scream for Blue Bell Ice Cream,” at least here in Texas, we do. Blue Bell Creameries is known for making “the best ice cream in the country,” It is located only minutes from the Hill Top Luxury RV Resort. You can enjoy a self-guided tour or stop in for a scoop. The creamery opened in 1907 and offers a little trip back to your childhood as you enjoy their ice cream’s sweet aromas and flavors. We are still partial to vanilla!

A great glass of wine or a frosty craft beer is the best way to unwind and relax with friends and family. We are blessed to be nestled in an area with rich soil and creative souls that pride themselves on hospitality and serving libations you won’t forget. We encourage you to visit some of the area’s local wineries and breweries during your visit to the Hill Top.

If history is your thing, you’ve come to the right place. Washington County is the birthplace of Texas. On March 2, 1836, the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed, and Texas became a sovereign republic. While strolling through the area, you can visit the Texas Cotton Gin Museum, the original home of Dr. Anson Jones, the last President of the Republic of Texas, or a fully restored antique carousel.

As you stroll through The Brenham Art Walk, you will notice the giant murals painted onthe side of the historic buildings. Artists from around the area and across the country showcase their works in unique ways around town. Several galleries, artists, and performing arts venues showcase myriad art styles to appeal to just about anyone’s taste. We encourage you to explore and enjoy.