OldTownOlivia

regular · Old Town Spring

Work at a shop in Old Town Spring. Mom of one, dog mom of three.

Joined Apr 2020 · 3 posts

Small business, big dog hair

Recent posts

  • Taking kids to old town spring - what is actually worth doing?

    It is definitely worth a visit, but you just have to pick the right spots if you have little ones with you! You do not want to drag toddlers into the tight glass and antique shops, that is just pure stress. There are cute candy shops, ice cream, and plenty of shaded boardwalks to walk around. Kids usually love watching the freight trains go by near the tracks on the west side of the town. For parking, if you come on a regular weekend morning before noon, you can often find street parking or spots in the gravel lots off Elm Street or Main Street. Some of the private lots charge five dollars during big festival weekends like Crawfish Fest or autumn events, but on a normal Saturday you can find low cost or free spots if you park a block off Gentry.

    1mo ago

  • Where do you take out of town family when they visit for a weekend?

    Seconding Old Town Spring! It really is great for visitors who want something unique to the area. If you come down this way, plan to spend a couple hours just wandering through the local shops. You can grab lunch at Wunsche Bros Cafe for good traditional Texas food, or if they do not mind waiting in line, Corkscrew BBQ is right here too. Just BIG warning on Corkscrew, the line starts early so do not try to go for a late lunch or they will be sold out!

    2mo ago

  • Teen first jobs in spring area - who is actually hiring 15/16 year olds right now?

    Walking in definitely still works for the small family shops in Old Town Spring! Just do not come on a Saturday afternoon when the shops are packed with weekend tourists. A Tuesday or Wednesday morning or early afternoon when things are quiet is the best time to drop off a resume and introduce themselves to the owner. A lot of boutique owners love hiring local high school kids for weekend help or stocking, especially moving into the busy spring market season.

    2mo ago