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December 2025 by Tonya Jackson
I did a tour of the ranch & it was awesome! As a big fan of the show I absolutely loved it! My tour guide and everyone working there did an awesome job. I got lots of information about the show & the house is absolutely gorgeous. For me it was well worth the price of the ticket.
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December 2025 by Jasmine Dey
Dan at Southfork Ranch is extremely knowledgeable. Please ask for Dan. I stayed for the full tour, other tourists chose to leave early, I think originally we were 12 total. Not sure why anyone would leave the tour early. As a result, I got a private tour! I grew watching Dallas. Please make sure to ask for Dan. I learned a lot of facts; I learned the fact that some people believed everything on TV was true just like our modern day internet causing some people to believe everything on the internet is true. 😂 Dan proceeded to tell me since it showed oil machine on property on TV, there must be oil. Someone bought the land to search for oil. This person believed since it’s on TV, it’s true! The investor never asked any questions, the money was just handed over. Of course, most of us know better and wouldn’t have invested 3 million in land purchase and search for oil solely because it showed it on TV. Remember the Beverly Hillbillies ? I wonder if anyone else invested in Beverly Hillibilly land in search for oil? 😂
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December 2025 by Michael Venning
If you grew up in the late '70s - '90 you probably watched the TV series Dallas, and going to Southfork is just the icing your cake! From that long drive in, to tipping one with JR, to seeing his final pose, you feel like you're right there with them!
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December 2025 by d chatmon
Didn't feel welcome. The young girl on the cart felt entitled. It gave us more of why are you here instead of come on in. Very disappointed
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November 2025 by Kurinji Sathasivam
Only go if you are a hardcore fan of the Dallas show!
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November 2025 by Eduardo Navarro
Closed today 11/15/2025 to public. Not sure why they didn't announce it. Even called ahead of time but never picked up.
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November 2025 by Mike Fritzler
Great history regarding the Daljas TV show along with memories from the 70s through early 90s. Takes a person back in time.
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October 2025 by Elizabeth Sergent
Always wanted to see Southfork. Interesting and fun place to visit.
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October 2025 by Cheryl Hoitink
I found out the night before our prepaid tour that they canceled our reservation, for booking a private party. So just know that booking a tour means nothing to them, they will cancel you on a whim and are extremely unreliable. Not happy with them. That's rude, bad business and bad form.
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October 2025 by douglas jones
The tour is definitely not worth $30. No TV show or production props other than a couple of rooms in the house. It’s really about a 20-30 minute tour. Cardboard cutouts of the cast. The property is vast but not a lot to look at other than a couple of long horns, miniature ponies, 1 horse, 1 donkey. There was some renovations going on no food or drinks other than vending machines. Even after renovations are complete and the restaurant is open the tour will still not be worth anything more than about $5. Unless ownership can figure out how to make it better.
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October 2025 by Rubi Baruch
It was nice to see the house from the Dallas TV show, but honestly that’s all there is. The ticket costs $30 per person and feels overpriced no real ranch tour, no interactive experience, just walking through the house, looking at a few rooms for a couple of minutes, and that’s it. In hindsight, I would have skipped it underwhelming and not worth the money.
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September 2025 by Chris Norton
This is a really interesting place to review…
On one hand the staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, the land is well kept. Nature and animals on the property are beautiful.
On the other hand, I felt that I was touring my grandmas house listening to stories that don’t make any sense. In fairness to them, I’ve never seen the show Dallas.
Also, price is a bit high for the tour especially if you get a 4pm ticket and are unable to walk the property.
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September 2025 by Patrick Quang
9/17/2025
It was pretty cool. Lot of renovation going on. Only a few buildings were open to view at the time.
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September 2025 by Manjit Singh
There was a Punjabi kabaddi tournament back from India and in open area.
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September 2025 by Sinem Tirpan
Our first visit was pretty cool. But on my second trip with my guest on August 14, things took a turn. When we arrived, they informed us that our tour had been canceled. Then, another staff member intervened, and they said we could go ahead after all. I inquired about the golf cart, and she claimed it had just left, which was clearly untrue since we were the only two there.
We ended up walking under the scorching 98°F heat to the house. The lady who guided us was friendly and charming, but after that, we found ourselves outside, navigating the area on foot. We had no information, no guide—nothing. We missed out on key exhibits like the oil display. By the time we returned to the visitor center, they informed us they were closing in 10 minutes. I apologized for being late, explaining that we had walked everywhere in the blazing sun and were exhausted. She simply replied, “No problem.”
As we left, the next group zoomed by us in golf carts, which made it clear she didn’t really care—especially since we were foreigners. There were no apologies or any acknowledgment of our situation. I left feeling very disappointed. Most of the areas were either being prepped for a reception, under construction, or getting ready for hotel guests. I definitely wouldn’t recommend this place and won’t be bringing anyone back.
