Location: Anna
Top Things to do in Anna
- 1. YMCA Collin County Adventure Camp
- 2. Caudalie Crest Farm & Vineyard
- 3. Historic Downtown McKinney
- 4. Skydive Spaceland Dallas
- 5. Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
- 6. Eden Hill Winery & Vineyard
- 7. Chestnut Square Historic Village
- 8. Grayson Hills Winery
- 9. Dog Park at Bonnie Wenk
- 10. Towne Lake Recreation Area
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Top 10 Things to do in Anna, United States
Anna in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Game & Entertainment Centers. Discover best things to do in Anna with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Anna
1. YMCA Collin County Adventure Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By HavocDog - Texas
I take my science students to CCAC each year for a "science camp". The YMCA staff personalizes the event for us focusing on life science and earth science and TONS OF FUN! The camp has a multitude of activities for various ages and skill/adventure levels. The cabins are comfortable, well kept and the cafeteria gets rave reviews from the kids and teachers...we are always left wondering why school cafeterias can't do it like CCAC does. I highly recommend signing up for their activities, check out the website and pick one or more that might "float your boat" (and yes they have those too). The staff is absolutely GREAT and the fun is off the charts.
2. Caudalie Crest Farm & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Christopher H - Chicago, Illinois
I drove out to this place after passing my Sommelier Level 1 exam. I reached out to Ray and Sue asking if I could come by and experience their vineyard. I had such a lovely time and they were so incredibly accommodating. I look forward to returning soon!
3. Historic Downtown McKinney
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 576 reviews
Reviewed By fencepost - Rockwall, TX
I enjoy visiting the McKinney town square and looked forward to introducing my sister in laws and nieces to it on our girl's weekend. They were delighted with the shopping opportunities and the variety of eating establishments.
4. Skydive Spaceland Dallas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Have you ever spent an afternoon looking at the sky, wondering what it would feel like to fly? Are you ready for the thrill of a lifetime? Do you have the courage to turn your dreams into reality? If you are ready to go where others only dare to dream, then Skydive Spaceland Dallas is just the ticket for you!
Reviewed By Maserati S - Luino, Italy
One of the greatest experience on my intere life ???????? !! Very warm and friendly staff, professional and accurate ... Security at first place, all over and around. Airplane perfectly maintained and what else ?? Go there and jump ????? !! Ps: Special thanks to...MoreThanks for the awesome review!! Thank you so much for coming out to jump with us! I am glad you have your next jump already reserved, we can't wait to see you again!!
5. Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Nature Reserve, garden, hiking trails and nature center provides an escape to nature.
Reviewed By Hollis P - Westampton, New Jersey
We needed to get outside on a beautiful winter day and decided on a visit to the Heard Natural Science Museum. Our first stop was at the visitor center to get tickets and a map. The fee of $50.00 was reasonable for four adults and two children. The center offers several exhibits on the main and lower floors. There is a small gift shop that is conveniently stocked with many items under $5.00. After exploring the inside exhibits, head outside to the trails. Be careful. You will encounter some scary animated dinosaurs along the way. There is a frontier town which is actually a group of playhouses. Live animals are also located near this area. There are several spots with picnic tables to enjoy lunch or a snack.
6. Eden Hill Winery & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By C T F - Dallas, Texas
My husband and I found this place through a wine tour. Good wines, great bread sticks and a lot of good company! The couple that runs it is fun and welcoming - and it's hard to find a stranger out on the patio which overlooks...MoreThanks so much for coming out again! The patio is one of our favorite places to enjoy the afternoon too.
7. Chestnut Square Historic Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By TexasVoyager_BW - McKinney, Texas
Located just a few blocks away from the historic square in McKinney, the village of Chestnut Square is a peaceful and memorable tribute to the legacy of this grand old town. Very much worth the short stroll off the beaten path.
8. Grayson Hills Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Doug A - Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Nothing like a great winery. But one that is unique, and not like the mass-produced, high-volume shops is even better! Grayson Hills has a way of just draining the tension out of you. The country setting and perfect wine was amazing! You have to personally meet Rick and Connie, and hear the history of Grayson. Brilliantly laid out with facilities that can host your large and small parties! I will be going back!
9. Dog Park at Bonnie Wenk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By TXchilibean
Bonnie Wenk Dog Park is "the" nicest and cleanest dog park we've ever visited with our schnauzer, PacMan.
When you enter you go through a series of gates to prevent accidental escapees. There are 2 separate areas - one for small to medium dogs and one for large, larger, and largest dogs.
The big dog area is very large. I see people using frisbees as well as ball-launching toys with their animal friends. The small dog area is good sized as well. Plenty of room for playing toss and fetch with your buddy.
My favorite part is a water play area accessible by all dogs. It is a concrete fountain with water coming from the ground and shooting up into the air. The dogs (and even kids) have a great time with this on those miserable, hot Texas summer days.
If you do visit be a responsible pet owner and use the provided doggie poop bags to pickup after your pet. If you see some poop (from a low-life pet owner who doesn't care) grab a bag and pick it up. Let's help keep it clean for the benefit of our shoes, but especially for our pet's sake.
10. Towne Lake Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By H2theK44 - Dallas, Texas
This is a large and well appointed park. Two group pavilions that can be rented; small lake for fishing, feeding ducks and paddle boats to rent. Playground, horseshoe pits, volleyball court and plenty of picnic tables with grills. Walking trail goes all the way around the lake, with fountain in the center. Well maintained and generally quiet. We have an annual family picnic here every fall.
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