Ozona Voyage Tips and guide

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Ozona, "The Biggest Little Town in the World," is an unincorporated town in Texas, about an hour south-west of San Angelo. It is the county seat (in fact, sole town) of Crockett County.

A traveler may visit Ozona via Interstate 10 or Texas Highway 163. A municipal airport is also available.

Ozona has no public transportation. Private car (or pickup truck) is the usual method of travel.

• Davy Crockett Statue, 11th Street, on town square. Commemorates the namesake of the county. 
• Crockett County Courthouse, Ave. D.. 
• Ozona Museum (Crockett County Museum), 408 11th St, ☏ +1 325 392-2837. M-Th 9AM-5PM, F 8:30AM-4:30PM. Just little miscellaneous items like pistolas and gas lamps plus recreated scenes to share Ozona's past. $3. (updated Dec 2021)

The area is known for its hunting. The Ozona Chamber of Commerce maintains a list of leases.

• Whitetail Deer
• Dove
• Turkey

• Hitchin' Post. 
• Destiny's Grill, 107 Swaps St, ☏ +1 325 340-3002. This is like an opportunity to eat in someone's shed. $10. 

• Hillcrest Motel, Business Loop 466, ☏ +1 325-392-5515, fax: +1 325-392-3677. All ground floor rooms, guest laundry, pets allowed. 
• Quality Inn Ozona I-10, 1307 Ave. A. (exit 365), ☏ +1 325-392-3791. Accessible rooms available, guest laundry, no pets. 
• 30.6976-101.09211 Republic Hotel of Ozona, 3331 I-10, ☏ +1 325 392-2611, fax: +1 325-392-4152. Remote location, but indoor pool and hot tub are a plus. $61 (Dec 2021). 

This is about the only way you'll find anything worth more than a few minutes.

• Big Bend National Park
• Seminole Canyon State Historical Site
• Fort Lancaster State Historical Site^{[dead link]}
• Kerrville - a few hours east, with history and personality

Routes through Ozona

El Paso ← Fort Stockton ←	W  E	→ Sonora → San Antonio
Jct W E ← Big Lake ← Jct E ←	N  S	→ END