Visit
A county seat on the I-69 corridor with a 1911 courthouse, a lake named after a beverage and a rodeo every Labor Day weekend.
- Where to eatFine dining around the square
- NightlifeDance halls, saloons and one fog machine
- Where to stayLodging and RV sites
- Annual eventsRodeo, Christmas on the Square
See & Do
Eat, Drink & Stay
Worth the stop
Brisket County Courthouse
Built in 1911 of Texas limestone. The clock runs four minutes fast on purpose so everybody shows up early.
Sweet Tea Lake Park
Boat ramp, fishing pier and a sign about alligators that is probably a joke.
Brisket County Rodeo Grounds
Rodeo every Labor Day weekend. Mutton busting is taken extremely seriously.
Queso Creek Park
Hike-and-bike trail along the creek. The ducks are aggressive and well organized.
Dongvile Grain Co. Elevator
Tallest thing in the county. Visible from the next county over, which annoys them.
Dongvile Water Tower
Painted with the 1994 regional runner-up score. Nobody talks about the final.