Pampa

This somewhat ambitiously named museum hosts a modest collection of war memorabilia and strives to keep alive the memory of the Pampa Army Air Base, a pilot and mechanic training facility which existed during World War II.

This one-room schoolhouse was built and used during the 1930s. You can't go inside, but it's worth stopping by for a photo.

A large colony of prairie dogs as well as various species of larks and hawks can be seen here.

This museum is housed in the 80-year-old restored Land Office Building. It contains many artifacts of the early pioneers and the Western heritage of Texas and Gray County. Guided tours.

Center dedicated to the story of the folk music legend who began his musical career here, buying his first guitar in Pampa in the 1930s. The center is located in the old Harris Drug store which was brand new at the time, and sells souvenirs and memorabilia celebrating the famed musician.

On the first Monday in September every year. Booths, food and entertainment.

Small water park with pools, water slides, and a lazy river.

One of the best PRCA events in the Texas Panhandle. Held every August.