Midland Texas has become a hotbed of tourism and commercial interest in West central Texas over the last 10 years! Abiding In the heart of the Permian Basin, Midland is the second-fastest growing city in the United States and is also known to have the highest income per capita in America. Not only is it a beautiful location to come and vacation based on it's current beauty, it also has a rich history that many local establishments have preserved.
Below you will find just a few locations of what Midland has to offer you as you enjoy your stay at our Midland RV Park, Quiet Pines RV Park.
The Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center is a massive facility in Midland that is home to grandiose Broadway Productions, locally produced plays year-round, and other entertainment events. It was built with a price tag of $81 million and has a square footage of 108,000. This facility is impressive and needs to be checked out!
It's no secret that Midland's growth over the last 5 to 10 years has been largely based on the rich discovery of oil in what we call the Permian Basin. This musem offers entertainment for both kids and adults alike with many interactive activities and exhibits.
This is the home of America's 43rd President and does a remarkable job of showing what life was like in the 1950s in Midland, Texas. This attraction puts the spotlight on one of America's greatest families, the Bush Family, and tells their story in an extremely well done manner.
The I-20 Wildlife Preserve is one of Midland's local treasures. It was founded by conservationists that wanted to preserve the souther high plains' heritage and give visitors the opportunity to reconnect with our local ecosystem.