Cottagewood Guidebook
Food scene
The Campfire restaurant at the Stella Hotel is overlooks Atlas Lake. It has a large, comfortable patio and the food is delicious!
Campfire Restaurant At The Stella Hotel
4100 Lake Atlas DriveThe Campfire restaurant at the Stella Hotel is overlooks Atlas Lake. It has a large, comfortable patio and the food is delicious!
Fun Hangouts
The Dixie Chicken is a staple of College Station. Located in Northgate, this bar has been around since 1974 and is an Aggie tradition. Fun place for a cold beer, game of pool, and a late night plate of Tijuana Fries!
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Dixie Chicken
307 University DrThe Dixie Chicken is a staple of College Station. Located in Northgate, this bar has been around since 1974 and is an Aggie tradition. Fun place for a cold beer, game of pool, and a late night plate of Tijuana Fries!
City/town information
Site of the signing of the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836. Known as the "birthplace of Texas"
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Washington
Site of the signing of the Texas Declaration of Independence in 1836. Known as the "birthplace of Texas"
Sightseeing
The Teaching Gardens are a gorgeous and relaxing place to visit and also educational.
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The Gardens at Texas A&M University
578 John Kimbrough BlvdThe Teaching Gardens are a gorgeous and relaxing place to visit and also educational.
Such a fun place for Christmas! it's a must see for families with young kids and those young at heart.
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Tomtens värld
18898 Hwy 6Such a fun place for Christmas! it's a must see for families with young kids and those young at heart.
The Fightin' Texas Aggie Bonfire dates back to 1907 and took place before the football game against the University of Texas. In November of 1999 The Bonfire collapsed and claimed the lives of 12 Aggies and injured 27 others. This memorial was built to remember those lives lost.
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Bonfire Memorial
History Walk / Spirit RingThe Fightin' Texas Aggie Bonfire dates back to 1907 and took place before the football game against the University of Texas. In November of 1999 The Bonfire collapsed and claimed the lives of 12 Aggies and injured 27 others. This memorial was built to remember those lives lost.