Thurber, Texas - population about 10 - is considered to be Texas' premier ghost town. Here's why: barely 100 years ago, Thurber used to have 9,000 residents. Today, it's merely a pit stop on Interstate 20.

Thurber began as a company-owned town. The Texas and Pacific railroad owned the mineral rights to the vast (and only) bituminous coal
deposits in Texas, and lured thousands of skilled coal miners from the north and from Europe to get it out. Setting up a small settlement ringed by tree-covered hilltops, Thurber, which was named after one of the majority shareholders in the company, quickly grew as
businesses set up shop.

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Lodges in Erath County

RanchWater Lodge In Granbury Texas

Granbury

Audrey H.

$423 nightly

Nov 23 - Nov 24

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Historical 1930's Lodge on Ranger Hill w/ Pool. Hour-ish from FTW!

Ranger

Annelisa H.

$171 nightly

Nov 23 - Nov 24

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Brazos River Lodge on 15 acres

Rainbow

Valarie D.

Waterfront Cottonwood Cove Lodge Dock & Kayaks!

Granbury

Hobbit Treehouse with Waterfall on the Brazos River for Glamping in Texas

Weatherford

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Top Erath County Hotel Reviews

Hampton Inn & Suites Stephenville

10/10 Excellent

"Everything it was excellent "

Baymont Inn & Suites by Wyndham Glen Rose

10/10 Excellent

"We decided to stay here due to reviews and we were not disappointed! The staff was friendly and helpful, the room was spacious and the king bed was comfy. They offered a variety of pillows which was nice! If they are too thick, one just has to untuck the end and shake it good. Problem solved. NOTE: The only downside was the night clerk , changed us from handicap accessible to a regular room without asking first. I did not want to make a fuss, so we accepted it. I have PSa and a handicap room is such a help to me. One review complained about not being upgraded to a suite. If you want this, then do not book online call the hotel and book directly. Then ask for an upgrade at the desk. Online booking CAN NOT be changed. Someone also complained: Water smelling like sulfur. Yes, it does and NO it is not contaminated. There are no lakes in this area to gather water. This city and others around it run off well water. YES, it is treated and you should smell it before it is treated. Not nice. It is okay to drink and bathe in and no you do not smell like sulfur after a shower, just soap. Speaking of which, they offer a lovely specialty soap to bathe with and Dove shampoo conditioner and lotion. Breakfast was nice and hot! They has a free “Continental” Breakfast, but it is really a full breakfast. Make your own waffles; Belgium and State of Texas. Syrup and butter. Two kinds of cold cereal. Juices. Milk.Eggs and Sausage. Muffins, make your own toast. Yogurt, fresh fruit. Coffee; regular "