Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Eagle Mountain Lake Area

"For lovers of the odd and unique, the Cross-Eyed Moose Antique is one of the most intriguing and fun places to visit in Fort Worth, Texas. A wide range of furnishings in rustic, western, and lodge styles are available for perusal, as are many rare collectibles from throughout the West. The Cross-Eyed Moose Antique considers itself a proud representative of contemporary western art, providing archival picture framing and many treasures of this theme."

"This antique shop is a panoply of unusual and fascinating bric-a-brac and worth spending at least an hour or two of your time!. The shop deals in all styles of western, lodge and rustic furnishings as well as often hard to find western collectibles. Jam packed with curious and intriguing treasures as well as offering archival picture framing, it also prides itself as representing the Texas Artists defining contemporary western art."

"Traders Village in Grand Prairie is the ultimate open-air market for bargain hunters. This 120-acre flea market has over 3,500 vendors for visitors to peruse every weekend. You can find a variety of items like art, antiques, jewelry, clothing, toys, electronics, furniture, and so much more."

"This large flea market has thousands of dealers for a long day of shopping, or if you are more interested in playing, you can purchase a $10 all-ride pass. I would recommend the nonalcoholic piña coladas that are served in a hollowed out pineapple with whipped cream and Hershey’s syrup."

"Proudly located at the heart of Fort Worth, the Montgomery Plaza is the luxury Fort Worth condominium development. Yes, it is a condominium building, however, at the ground floor are where the retail shops are located. Just like what mall has to offer, there are dining, clothing shops, retail shops, dental clinics, salon, and many more."

"WestBend is a relatively new commercial and residential space bounded by the Trinity River and Fort Worth’s roadways. The architects and urban planners tried to create an area of the city that is walkable, mixed-use, and pleasing to the eye. Well, mission accomplished!"

"An indoor mall featuring over 180 stores of entertainment, shopping, and dining options, Grapevine Mills is a perfect place where you can find fun for everyone. Some of the shops featured here are Ann Taylor Factory Store, Disney Outlet, J Crew, Forever 21, Neiman Marcus Last Call, and so many more. There are also dine-in theatres, cafes, Sea Life Aquarium, and LEGOLAND."

"Fort Worth has a long aviation history—it's the home of American Airlines and a massive Lockheed Martin aeronautics plant, after all. Embrace the city's unique history at the Fort Worth Aviation Museum. Plane nerds can get up close and personal with more than 25 warbirds, including an F-18 Hornet and an F-4 Phantom II."

"Next up is the Northside's Fort Worth Aviation Museum, situated at 3300 Ross Ave. With five stars out of 10 reviews on Yelp, the museum has proven to be a local favorite. The museum is home to dozens of historical aircraft units that you can walk right up to and touch yourself."

"Showcasing the history of the Fort Worth Stockyards, the Stockyards Museum is a collection of artifacts, photos, and exhibits that document the region’s Native American connections, the Chisholm Trail, livestock market and Swift and Armour Packing plants. Located inside of the Historic Livestock Exchange Building, this is where you can really experience why Fort Worth is known as Cowtown. Plan a day just for the museum, wandering the historic area and grabbing some barbecue."

"Get a history lesson at the Stockyards Museum, walk among the greats at the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, ride a bull and shop at Stockyards Station. You can even take a ride on a horse of your own at the Stockyards Stables or watch a real rodeo every Friday and Saturday night at the Stockyards Championship Rodeo."

"The International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame, which reopened in 2010, sits in downtown Arlington. It has numerous galleries preserving the history and legacy of bowling."

"The museum walks through the history of bowling and introduces you to the sport at various stages during its history."

"The J.W. Dunlop Sports Center is one of the most exciting parks in the city. It is full of youthful amenities waiting to be discovered by the public. From the BMX trail to the soccer fields, there is plenty of room around this park where you can stay active."

"The Ashton Hotel, dating back to 1915, is a historic boutique hotel steps away from the vibrant Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth. This 39-room hotel, housed in restored historic buildings is perfect for couples wanting a charming setting in the middle of the bustling city center. Rooms feature a classic ambience, mixed with modern amenities, and come with claw-footed Jacuzzi tubs, custom robes, and Gilchrist & Soames bath products."

"This boutique hotel in the middle of Fort Worth offers a luxurious stay in a historical Texas setting. The exterior of the hotel was restored to preserve the beautiful historic architecture. However the Ashton Hotel boasts modern convenience inside the hotel’s room."

"As Fort Worth’s sole historic boutique hotel, the Ashton offers an experience like no other. If the Texas heat has got you panting, you can quench your thirst with Saturday Afternoon Tea or nightly complimentary wine hour."