Location: Celina
Top Things to do in Celina
10 Things to Do in Celina That You Shouldn't Miss
Celina (/sɪˈlaɪnə/ si-LY-nə) is a city in Collin and Denton counties, Texas, United States. As of the 2010 census, Celina had a population of 6,028, up from 1,861 at the 2000 census.
Restaurants in Celina
1. Historic Downtown McKinney
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 576 reviews
Reviewed By fencepost - Rockwall, TX
I enjoy visiting the McKinney town square and looked forward to introducing my sister in laws and nieces to it on our girl's weekend. They were delighted with the shopping opportunities and the variety of eating establishments.
2. Dr Pepper Ballpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By anagorski - Henderson, Nevada
Plenty of parking. Easy in and out to freeways. Nice sized arena. Great venue to see any sport or concert event. Walking distance to many hotels.
3. Caudalie Crest Farm & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Christopher H - Chicago, Illinois
I drove out to this place after passing my Sommelier Level 1 exam. I reached out to Ray and Sue asking if I could come by and experience their vineyard. I had such a lovely time and they were so incredibly accommodating. I look forward to returning soon!
4. Frontier Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By So_It_Goes_16 - Celina, Texas
Brought my kids here for some weekend fun. The park is well maintained by the city, has a lot of walking trails, and the playground equipment is updated. This is a great park to take your family to - everyone can have some fun running around this place!
5. Preston Trail Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By dstadigh - Fairview, Texas
We just discovered our new favorite family place. Preston farms is unique place it's a farm, ACE hardware/feed store, & cafe. There's barnyard for the children to pet & feed the cows, sheep, & goats. Our two year old granddaughter loved the baby ducks & chicks. We even had a cheeseburger for lunch! They also have an area for birthday parties.
6. Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Beau B
So this wasn't quite the same experience as a zoo, but the price was fairly expensive. 12$ per person, with limited amounts to look at. However the two rescue bears are magnificent and beautiful and for a couple is animal lovers and bear lovers it was worth it. Don't go without eating at the restaurant it was spectacular!
7. Eden Hill Winery & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By C T F - Dallas, Texas
My husband and I found this place through a wine tour. Good wines, great bread sticks and a lot of good company! The couple that runs it is fun and welcoming - and it's hard to find a stranger out on the patio which overlooks...MoreThanks so much for coming out again! The patio is one of our favorite places to enjoy the afternoon too.
8. National Videogame Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
The National Videogame Museum is the country's first dedicated videogame museum, established to document, preserve and exhibit our industry's rich history. This museum has 20 interactive exhibits on display including an 80s-themed arcade, gaming stations, an 80s room and more.
Reviewed By RSM123123 - Plano, Texas
Walk thru the history of video games with the original cartons, displays and games. The best part of the NVM is the arcade, where you can play the games using tokens (the entrance fee I paid was $12, which includes a handful of tokens, and you can purchase more from a vending machine). Good air conditioning. Free parking.
Note the NVM is set back from the street (North Dallas Parkway) and I drove past it the first time. The NVM is in a huge group of buildings with some other Frisco cultural stuff along with at least one private business. The NVM is off the Tollway/Parkway near Cotton Gin Road on the east side.
9. Chestnut Square Historic Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By TexasVoyager_BW - McKinney, Texas
Located just a few blocks away from the historic square in McKinney, the village of Chestnut Square is a peaceful and memorable tribute to the legacy of this grand old town. Very much worth the short stroll off the beaten path.
10. Frisco Commons Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Kausar W - Gujranwala, Pakistan
During our trip of Dallas while traveling Downtown Dallas to McKinney we stayed in this park for relaxing and enjoying the sunshine of Dallas. It is really nice park where play area for children is available and seating places for relaxation is also available and walking paths is also good for locals.
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