Things to do in Montgomery
Discover amazing Montgomery activities and premium in-home experiences.
Montgomery is a charming slice of history where the spirit of Texas comes alive with quaint antique shops, historic landmarks, and friendly Southern hospitality. This picturesque town invites you to stroll along its storied streets, explore lush wineries, or enjoy tranquil moments by Lake Conroe. Whether you're sipping sweet tea on a porch or discovering tales from the past, Montgomery offers a warm and welcoming retreat for every visitor.
Popular Activities in Montgomery
Party Barge Boat Rental for Up to 50 Guests
Host memorable gatherings on a roomy barge with captain, crew, Bluetooth sound, grill, and onboard restroom.
150HP Tritoon Boat Rental
Pilot a powerful 150HP tritoon with friends for flexible 1–8 hour outings on the water
Deluxe Jet Ski Rental For Up To 8 Hours
Ride a powerful jet ski for 1–8 hours and enjoy lake adventures with included safety gear
Texas TreeVentures Aerial Adventure Course Climb
Challenge yourself on three levels of obstacles for an exciting family-friendly treetop experience.
Old Town Spring Ghost Walking Tour
Explore one of the most haunted Old West towns after dark as your guide shares chilling tales of murder, apparitions and ghost trains.
Explore the Charms of Montgomery
Montgomery is a delightful blend of history and small-town charm, offering visitors a chance to step back in time while enjoying modern comforts. Known as the birthplace of the Texas flag, this quaint town invites you to explore its rich heritage through well-preserved historical sites like Fernland Historical Park and Nat Hart Davis Museum. Stroll along Main Street where antique shops and local boutiques beckon with unique finds that capture the spirit of this storied community.
The surrounding natural beauty provides ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Lake Conroe is just minutes away, perfect for boating, fishing, or simply relaxing by the water's edge with a picnic basket in hand. For those who prefer land-based adventures, nearby Sam Houston National Forest offers miles of trails ideal for hiking or mountain biking amidst towering pines and diverse wildlife.
No visit would be complete without sampling some local flavors at one of Montgomery’s charming eateries or wineries scattered throughout the rolling countryside. Whether you're savoring brisket from a family-owned barbecue joint or sipping wine crafted from locally grown grapes, each bite tells part of Montgomery’s story—a narrative woven together by tradition and innovation alike.