Visit Pilot Point, Texas

FALL IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK

A LITTLE WILD. A LOT TEXAS. 100% PILOT POINT.

HER PHOTO: BONNIE & CLYDE DAYS • VINTAGE CARS • THE HISTORIC SQUARE

Just up the road from the fast-paced DFW Metroplex is a place that still feels unmistakably Texas: historic storefronts, horse country, local restaurants, independent shops, lake country and a downtown where there is almost always something happening. This fall, point the car north and discover Pilot Point.

BONNIE & CLYDE DAYS  |  THE DAY HOLLYWOOD CAME TO TOWN

Saturday, October 10 • 2–9 p.m.  |  In 1967, Hollywood transformed Pilot Point’s historic bank building into the setting for the famous bank-robbery scene in Bonnie and Clyde. The annual festival brings that story back to life with classic cars and Model As, historic exhibits, live music, food and craft vendors, downtown activities and family fun.

COME FOR THE FESTIVAL.

Then stay for everything around it. Walk the Square. Find a local shop. Sit down for a meal. Take the scenic road through horse country. Let the festival be the beginning of a Pilot Point story that lasts longer than a single afternoon.

SECONPHOTO STRIP: HISTORIC DOWNTOWN • LOCAL FOOD • HORSE COUNTRY

BONNIE & CLYDE  •  HORSE COUNTRY  •  HISTORIC DOWNTOWN  •  FALL FESTIVALS

Take the short drive north. Stay for the story.

FOUR EXPERIENCES. ONE UNFORGETTABLE PLACE.

COME FOR THE FESTIVALS.STAY FOR PILOT POINT.

A festival may give you the first reason to visit. These are the experiences that will make you want to stay—and return.

01 | WANDER  Begin in historic downtown, where boutiques, murals, independent shops and unexpected local finds reward a slower pace.

02 | TASTE  Follow the scent of coffee, discover local restaurants, raise a glass of Texas wine and taste the flavors that give the town its personality.

03 | EXPLORE  Drive through the heart of Texas Horse Country, then head toward Lake Ray Roberts for hiking, biking, fishing, paddling, picnics and quiet time beside the water.

04 | CELEBRATE  Return for music, food and community traditions—including Christmas on the Square, when downtown glows with lights, shopping, performances, carriage rides and visits with Santa.

PHOTO PAIRING: HORSE COUNTRY + LAKE RAY ROBERTS

CHRISTMAS ON THE SQUARE  |  DECEMBER 5 • 4–8 P.M.

Lights • Shopping • Food • Music • Family TraditionsThe kind of Christmas that still feels like Christmas.

MAKE IT A WEEKEND

Stay near the water at Lone Star Lodge & Marina or camp at Ray Roberts Lake State Park’s Isle du Bois Unit. Spend the morning outdoors, then return downtown for shopping, dinner and entertainment.

AFTER DARK  Pair dinner with a Pilot Point Players performance at Starbright, live music at Pilot Point Coffee House or an evening at Lowbrows Saloon.

GET WILD  Add Sharkarosa Zoo or a guided Highpoint Haven experience for an unforgettable family visit with exotic wildlife.

WANDER  •  TASTE  •  EXPLORE  •  CELEBRATE

COME FOR THE FESTIVALS. STAY FOR PILOT POINT.