Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park

7200 Paredes Line Rd, Brownsville, TX, USA
7200 Paredes Line Road Brownsville Texas 78526 US

On May 8, 1846, United States and Mexican troops clashed on the prairie of Palo Alto. The battle was the first in a two-year long war that changed the map of North America. Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park preserves the site of this notable battle and provides an understanding of the causes, events, and consequences of the U.S.-Mexican War.

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704 Paredes Line Rd suite f2, Brownsville, TX, USA 5.91 mi

Witty Witty Baby is an Early Stimulation Center which elevates the development of your baby through activities that are planned according to their age and needs. This activities also increase the bond between mother and child, as the baby stimulates motor, sensory, and socio-affective skills. This activities are a great way to prevent posible deficit in their development, and are always guided by a certified instructor in the material.

Facilities count with equipment which allows everyone to perform the corresponding activities according to the chronological age of the baby, and a safe and clean environment.

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104 El Paso Road, Brownsville, TX, USA 6.08 mi

Amenities available at this 24-acre park include outdoor playing fields, basketball and tennis courts, children’s playgrounds and concessions. A recreation building with a multi-purpose gymnasium and swimming pool are available.

4775 Austin Road, Brownsville, TX, USA 6.49 mi

In the 3-acre park, you will find pavilions, basketball courts, spray park, community garden, and playground.  

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123 Old Port Isabel Rd, C10 Brownsville, TX 78550 6.54 mi
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501 E. Ringgold Street #5 Dean Porter Park Brownsville, TX 78520 7.04 mi

Introducing children to a world of learning through creative hands-on interactive exhibits, workshops and activities.

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501 East Ringgold Street, Brownsville, TX 78520, USA 7.09 mi
Located across from the world-renowned Gladys Porter Zoo, Dean Porter Park is Brownsville’s most intensely developed park. 
 
A handful of civic buildings – the Camille Playhouse, the Ringgold Civic Pavilion, the Children’s Museum and the Costumes of the Americas Museum – are built along historic Town Resaca. From the buildings a lighted boardwalk with picnic tables lines the resaca, perfect for fishing and bird watching. 
 
The 25-acre park also contains Sam’s Memorial Pool, with a children’s spray park; two playgrounds, a fitness trail, and several large and small picnic pavilions. 
 
With all of these features, Dean Porter Park continues to be one of the finest, well kept, and most diverse urban parks in the country.
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925 West Saint Charles Street, Brownsville, TX, USA 7.47 mi
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1155 East Polk Street, Brownsville, TX, USA 7.65 mi

This small park is comprised of a basketball court, swing set, playground, and a picnic pavilion.  A portion of the basketball court has been modified to accommodate a skate ramp.

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Brownsville, TX, USA 8.08 mi
We specialize in the rental of soft play structures, heavy duty mats, paint and activity stations, kids tables and chairs and other party entertainment for kids.
 
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Handmade jewelry and art that mirrors the  natural beauty in each of us. Natural stones and freshwater pearls are used in our jewelry where nature is our main inspiration. Our pieces range from classic to more modern styles, but all are made in a timeless style with a unique artistic perspective.

Amor Bello Photography is a newborn, maternity, senior, and family photographer serving the lower Rio Grande Valley.

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Cameron County, TX, USA 8.12 mi

An online neighborhood group for those in the Lower Valley of South Texas, sponsored by RGV Moms Blog Check out the blog for more connection opportunities! http://www.RGVMomsBlog.com

This group is a safe place where RGV Moms can find support, resources, encouragement and friendship from other moms in our community. We come here to share and relate, seek advice, celebrate joy, empathize difficulties, and be honest.

If you are interested in helping as a Mombassador for this group or would like more information, email us at [email protected].

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1207 South Central Avenue, Brownsville, TX, USA 8.2 mi

Morningside Park features 41 acres and consists of baseball fields, kickball fields, soccer fields, playgrounds, and pavilions.  This park is a major destination for recreational sports. It also has a waterfront boardwalk perfect for bird-watching. 

2100 West University Boulevard, Brownsville, TX, USA 8.59 mi

Lincoln Park is 48 acres.  This park hosts a variety of program options that include nature center, baseball fields, basketball courts, playgrounds, and hiking trails.  Located just outside the University of Texas RGV, the park provides a breath of fresh greenery and open space alongside the local urban landscape.

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500 Ringgold Road, Brownsville, Texas, USA 8.62 mi

The Gladys Porter Zoo is an oasis nestled in the center of Brownsville, Texas. With 27 acres of lush tropical plants and some 1,500 animals, the Gladys Porter Zoo is known for its successes in breeding endangered species of wildlife.

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24133 Zapotec Street, San Benito Texas, 78586 9.7 mi

El Ranchito Park is located near the intersection of Highway 281 and Park Ranch Road, just southeast of San Benito.  The newly constructed park offers a number of recreational elements and amenities such as regulation size little league multi-use field, full-sized soccer field, a walking trail, basketball court, playground, butterfly garden, benches, and picnic pavilions.    

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2055 S. Browne Rd., Brownsville, TX 78521 10.34 mi

Pedro “Pete” Benavides Park is dedicated in memory of longtime County Commissioner Pedro “Pete” Benavides who was instrumental in the development of this park. The park is located at the corner of Browne Rd. and California, in the Southmost area of Brownsville, Texas. The Park is constructed on 64 acres of land adjacent to Resaca de la Guerra. Amenities at the park include; a lighted adult softball field, lighted little league baseball field, two lighted full-sized soccer fields, lighted basketball court, lighted volleyball court, playground and splash pad area, four small picnic pavilions, one large picnic pavilion, BBQ areas, a one mile Resaca frontage nature trail with two nature observation stations, and a 1.5 mile walking trail with 5 integrated workout stations.

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Specializing in Newborn, maternity, children and family photography based in Laguna Vista, Tx and available worldwide. Now Booking 2017 + 2018 Weddings!

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235 E. Michigan Ave. Port Isabel, TX 78578 14.93 mi

Bejarano McFarland Memorial Park is located in the colonia of Laguna Heights, within the city limits of Port Isabel. The park is approximately 2.0 acres in size and borders the Laguna Madre bay.  The amenities offered at the park consist of a Bird Watch Overlook with interpretative signs that extend 110 feet into the Laguna Madre, outdoor basketball court, playground, multi-purpose trail, a large picnic pavilion with bbq pits and a butterfly garden.  

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5005 Leal Rd, San Benito, Texas 78586, USA 14.98 mi

La Paloma Park is located south of San Benito, Texas, in the rural community of La Paloma.  The Park offers a number of recreational opportunities for the public to enjoy.  Amenities include a walking trail, picnic pavilion, lighted soccer field, lighted baseball field, playground, basketball court, restrooms, concession stand and a splash pad.  The Cameron County Health Department also has a satellite WIC office on location.

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