Here is everything you need to know about celebrating your dad this Father's Day in Houston.
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Stretching across 350 abundant acres just 30 miles from buzzing Houston, Woodlands Resort promises a stay of privacy and discovery for companies, couples and families alike. Guests take pleasure in deluxe rooms with access to lush golf courses, the Forest Oasis waterpark and other seasonal specialties, as well as poolside locations and private balconies. Dine on the waterfront at Back Table Kitchen + Bar for Southern-inspired fare or at Cool Water Café for poolside snacks and reimagined cocktails. 2301 N. Millbend Dr., woodlandsresort.com
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With 155 acres of urban nature sanctuary, the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center establishes itself as one of the first nature education facilities for children in the state of Texas. This stunning spot has something for everyone in the family—whether it be the Display Walk, capturing large swaths of native plants, or the Pollinator Garden, attracting a flight of butterflies. From exploring and identifying invasive plant species through Invaders of Texas to monitoring bird populations on the second Saturday of each month, visitors will exit with knowledge and bliss. The Arboretum at Night allows adults to sip while gazing at the starry sky. 4501 Woodway Dr., houstonarboretum.org
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This 20,000-square-foot luxurious oasis aims to offer nothing but healing in a time of post-pandemic wear and tear. The Post Oak Hotel ensures a feeling of safety and mindfulness at every step of the process. Its holistic treatments, such as Immune Recovery Massage and an Unclutter-Your-Mind Treatment, offer transformative healing and overall wellness. Advanced technology rooms are cleaned with ozone gas for 60 minutes, ensuring a spa-tless visit. This intimate location is also the only hotel spa in Texas to feature the “In-Skin” facial machine, integrating six, high performance functions to provide maximum results. 1600 W Loop S 5th Fl., thepostoakhotel.com
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This museum is exactly what it sounds like—cars. The space houses a bunch of different cars painted and decorated in outlandish manners. The museum opened in 1998 and features a variety of different automobiles including low riders, derby racers, hippie vans and more. Each car is decorated with a theme, including a vehicle fully adorned entirely in plastic fruits. These are some crazy cars you have to see to believe. While the space is small, visitors are sure to see a different art car piece each time they visit. Aside from cars, the museum also houses modern sculptures and paintings. This museum is perfect for lovers of abstract and street art. Admission is free. 140 Heights Blvd, Houston, artcarmuseum.com
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As a testament to its family-first motto, Guard and Grace, the contemporary steakhouse, was named after chef Tony Guard’s daughter. With 15,000 square feet of space for private rooms and bar tops, this airy and bright atmosphere attracts families near and far to One Allen Center. Nosh on savory starters and innovative entrees that pair well with creative cocktails and wine by the glass. Chef Guard recommends pairing a delectable hamachi sashimi or a crisp salad with roasted salmon or a wagyu brisket melt in this radiant environment. One Allen Center, 500 Dallas St., guardandgrace.com
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