Whether it's a bright sunny day or a slightly chilly day, Northlawn Memorial Gardens in Dumas is a perfect place to clear your mind and enjoy the beauty of nature. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles. For a park above the rest, you'll look no further than Northlawn Memorial Gardens.

You'll love the popcorn at Morley Theatre in Borger almost as much as the latest action thriller! Every great place has a restaurant on the side. When you come to this theater, it's no different. Take the kids along too — this theater is a great spot for families with activities that even little ones will love. Enjoy a movie or two when you bring your car to the Morley Theatre's excellent drive-in theater. Parking is plentiful, so visitors can feel free to bring their vehicles.

Are you up for the challenge? How many strikes can you make bowling at Wildcatters in Borger? Don't deny your stomach an immaculate meal when you try this alley's restaurant. Take the kids along too — this alley is a great spot for families with activities that even little ones will love. Parking is plentiful, so patrons can feel free to bring their vehicles.

For those skilled in the creative arts, Lake Meredith Aquatic and Wildlife Museum is home to some of the finest works in Fritch. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles.

A trail of breadcrumbs may have helped Hansel and Gretel find their way back home, but it won't help anyone traverse the labyrinth at Amaze'n Big Texan—mostly because they'll have to double back quite a few times to escape the maze. Throughout the 4,200 square feet of jumbled paths, staircases, and tight corridors, visitors must keep their wits in order to find the four hidden checkpoints and cross the finish line. Those who manage to complete the challenge in record time earn rewards such as entries in prize drawings and the lasting confidence to make it through rush-hour traffic. Outside of the center's main attraction, a trough beneath the Big Texan Mining Company's mock water tower lets kids try their hand at old-fashioned gold panning to uncover minerals and fossils.

At Eastridge Lanes, competitive camaraderie bonds athletes as they slug bowling balls down 32 glossy lanes. Bumpers ascend to guard gutters when kids or nesting squirrels are nearby, and 42-inch flat-screen TVs keep adults entertained. The alley's leagues and tournaments cultivate friendly face-offs, often over the promise of a cash prize. All-you-can-bowl evenings, held every Friday and Saturday, make it easier to finally hit that goal of one million pins, while nearby, Lane 33 Cafe slings nachos, hot dogs, or fresh pizza for birthday partygoers and refueling athletes.