Visitors
Things to do
Denver City Heritage Museum
Founded by Hazel Akin and Billy Ray Moore, the Denver City Heritage Museum opened in 1984 in a former elementary school. Growing interest led to its relocation in 1991 and a new building in 2015 at 117 N. Ave B. Featuring a giant Quannah Parker Trail arrow, the museum is open Tuesday to Thursday, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Learn more about the Quannah Parker Trail
Denver City Walking Trail
The Denver City Walking Trail is a paved, one-mile path located at 8th Street and Hwy 214. This outdoor trail offers a scenic route for walkers and joggers, promoting community health and fitness. Ideal for residents of all ages, the trail is a great place for exercise and enjoying the outdoors.
Yoakum County Park
Yoakum County Park, the largest in the county, is a lush 200-acre retreat located six miles north of Denver City on Highway 214. Donated by Gene H. Bennett in 1964, the park features shady picnic spots, playgrounds, and barbecue grills. Enjoy two softball fields, a duck pond, and picturesque water features throughout the park and golf course, offering fun and relaxation for all ages.
Yoakum County Golf Course
Although we are nestled in the semi-arid lower Texas Panhandle, Yoakum County boasts a beautifully manicured 18-hole championship golf course. Established in 1965, this 6,600-yard, par 71 course offers an enjoyable game for golfers of all skill levels. Located 6 miles north of Denver City on Highway 214, our course provides a year-round golfing haven.
Yoakum County Swimming Pool
Local Stays
Best Western Plus
Top-rated for comfort and service, with modern amenities and a free breakfast, Best Western Plus ensures a pleasant stay.
Crown Inn
Budget-friendly, clean, and centrally located, Crown Inn offers convenience, free WiFi, and friendly service for all guests.
Denver City Motel
Affordable, cozy rooms with great rates and easy access to local attractions make Denver City Motel a convenient choice.