The best things to do in Gregg County

Alpine Golf Course offers a relaxed, family-friendly round for everyone from weekend walkers to seasoned golfers, with a come-as-you-are approach and no need to book a tee time. It’s a locally loved spot that supports veterans, first responders, and senior golfers with special rates.

From the Longview newsletter, November 11, 2026

Crossing Creeks Country Club has indoor golf simulators for practice, games, and virtual rounds, plus pickleball and tennis courts, dining, and a pool. It’s a handy Longview spot to meet friends, try a new game, or enjoy a meal after a round.

From the Longview newsletter, November 7, 2026

Family, 9-hole par-3 course and driving range featuring a top-tracing system.

Spacious indoor recreation center with open jump time & birthday parties available.

Tempest Golf Club pairs a scenic, challenging course with pine-tree views and a freshwater lake, making each round feel a little different. The pro shop is there for the gear-minded, while the beautiful setting alone may tempt you to take the scenic route between holes.

Tapshot brings back a Longview classic with 36 freshly revamped mini golf holes, a rentable pickleball court, and indoor Laser Shot simulators. Rescue a high score on Ms. Pac-Man, pour your own from the 10-tap self-serve wall, grab something from the full menu, then gloat about your putt.

From the Longview newsletter, October 25, 2026

Film Alley Longview brings the largest screen in East Texas, heated leather recliners, and ST-Immersive sound that makes explosions rumble and punchlines land. You can order scratch-kitchen eats right from your seat, then stick around for duck pin bowling or the arcade victory lap.

From the Longview newsletter, October 28, 2026