We've always loved the Texas Stonehenge from the first time we glimpsed it on ranch land near Kerrville. It's been moved to a more central location in a park with outdoor stage and a pretty view of the river. Free. Worth stopping to see. More

If you are already very close by, GO. If you are not, do not bother to go. We were there during the morning; it's good for a joke. More

Fiberglass reconstruction, use to be located on private property out of town. Now located next to the Playhouse Theater. It's a replica of Stonehenge, unique if you are interested in the unusual. Plays are held next to where Stonehenge is located, and the plays are well worth the visit to see. They put on good comedy shows if you like... More

My friend and I visited Stonehenge II with my 13 month old. It is easy to see and to get to and is visible from the road. Set in a grassy area at Hill Country Arts Foundation in Ingram. The Stonehenge replica is complete, and there are two Easter Island heads, one of which has a small opening in the... More

They moved Stone Hinge. The property was sold so the Stone Hinge replicas had to be moved. It was great while it was there. Loved looking at it every time we passed by. More

We do lots of family roadtrips and would stop at the oddity roadside attractions. Stonehenge type attractions have become out favorite. They've moved the site to near a theater closer into town so it was easy to get to off the interstate but the placement seemed odd having a baseball field and theater right there. Bt the work was nice.... More

I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this, but we were at the theater on the same property and walked over to see it. It's huge rocks. It's ok, but just wasn't that exciting for me. More

Just a replica of stonehenge.. Kids might like running around in it More

Who would have guessed finding a Stonehenge in Texas? This one is better than the one in England because, as my wife says, its not broken. More