Outdoor concert stage
Covered stage in a pine clearing, still standing, with the original Jones Country welcome mural and painted portraits of country legends.
140 acres · Starting at $5.1 million
Land, stage, and two homes on Recreational Road 255.
The original music park, the log house George built, a brick residence, and timber on both sides of the highway — offered together, starting at $5.1 million.
Specifications
What is being offered
- Address
- 5754 Recreational Rd 255, Colmesneil, TX 75938
- County
- Tyler County, Texas
- Acreage
- Approximately 140 acres on both sides of Recreational Road 255
- Asking price
- Starting at $5.1 million for the entire 140 acres.
- Setting
- Pineywoods, halfway between U.S. 69 and the Neches River
- Character
- Rural / agricultural / recreational — typical of East Texas event and estate land
- Provenance
- Built by George Jones in the 1980s; held by Mike & Kelly Murphy since 1991
The original park was often described as 60+ acres; the full holding is listed at approximately 140 acres. Buyer to verify acreage, zoning, utilities, occupancy of the RV area, and legal descriptions.
Buildings and grounds
George Jones’ log home
Two-story pine-log residence George had built in the 1980s, later capped in stone at the gable, still lived in.
Brick residence
A second two-story brick home with green metal roof, porches, and landscaped grounds on the estate side of the holding.
Venue buildings
Original ticket booths, restroom buildings with the George Jones Country mural, concession pavilions, picnic groves, and open parking lawns.
Pool & pergola
In-ground pool with a wooden deck, lattice pergola, and seating under the pines — a private outdoor room on the park grounds.
Park cabins & shop
A small log guest cabin with a covered porch, additional rustic outbuildings, and a metal shop building sit among the pines.
Campground & commercial footprint
RV / campground area across the highway with existing residents, plus former gas station, grocery, and restaurant sites.
Open land & timber
Mowed concert fields, oak meadows, and tall pine stands that still frame the stage the way they did when the crowds came in.
Location
5754 Recreational Rd 255, Colmesneil, TX 75938. Northern Tyler County, almost exactly halfway between U.S. Highway 69 and the Neches River.