If you’re looking for a stop between Houston and Austin on your next Ford Expedition road trip, there’s plenty to see and do in Navasota, TX.

Navasota may be a small railroad town, but it has a huge personality. There is a great deal of community pride, which means the local population works hard to keep the town moving forward.

Hop in your Ford Expedition and explore this remarkable town. Here are a few suggestions of things that you can do.

Drive Down Washington Avenue

Some of the most recognizable sights are easily found on the main street in town, Washington Avenue. Whether you’re looking to get oriented in the town or you love seeing historic and beautiful architecture, Washington Ave is the place for you.

While you’re cruising the strip, pay attention to the amazing homes just outside of downtown. Many of these are owned privately, but there is plenty of bed and breakfasts and other places you can visit or tour.

Make sure you stop by The P. Nemir’s Dry Goods store. This shop has been family-run since it opened in 1911. You can browse for your daily needs to souvenirs at a shop that’s been open for over a century.

Drive By The World’s Largest Teapot

While you’re out and about, stop by Martha’s Bloomers. This nursery, restaurant, and antique shop are known for having the self-declared World’s Largest Teapot. This teapot is one of the most popular roadside attractions in Texas. It’s definitely one of the most talked-about places in the area.

Grab some pictures or plan a picnic to enjoy the lush scenery.

A Day On The Farm

The best part about bringing your Ford Expedition on this fun adventure to Navasota is that you’re free to roam the area. You can take advantage of opportunities that most visitors might not be able to do.

With that in mind, don’t forget that Navasota is pretty much that alpaca capital of Texas. There are three different farms where you can get up and close with the majestic animals. While you’re out, stop by the BeeWeaver Farm to try your hand at beekeeping. Take lessons, see the bees in action, and grab some local honey to take home with you.

Dy Trip To Washington-on-the-Brazos

Little did you know when you started your adventure in Navasota that you’d be practically on top of some of the most historic sites in Texas. Just seven miles down the road is Washington-on-the-Brazos. This is the very site where Texas was born.

Back in 1836, Texas drafted and signed its own Declaration of Independence from Mexico. The signatures that adorned this document were added right here in Washington-on-the-Brazos.

The World Is Your Playground

When you’re behind the wheel of a Ford Expedition, there’s nowhere you can explore. Pack up the family or friends and hit the road. These are the memories you’ll cherish forever. Your Expedition will get you there.