For years, rumors of a major theme park floated around Waller, Galveston, and Montgomery Counties. In May 2025, it quietly became clear: TexasLand USA is headed to Hempstead.
This website is dedicated to providing transparent, evidence-based information about the proposed development—and what it could mean for Waller County and our rural neighbors.
You’ll find articles, public records, maps, legal filings, environmental reports, and firsthand community insights—all in one place.
Whether you're looking for facts, preparing to speak up, or simply trying to understand how this project might affect your way of life, this page is here to inform, empower, and unite.
Because every resident deserves the full picture.
TexasLand USA is the dream of Houston entrepreneur Lizzy McGee, who imagines a Disney-style park rooted in Texas culture — with an Alamo replica, rodeos, NASA-inspired rides, and plenty of tacos, Dr Pepper, barbecue, and beer.
Read more in the Houston Chronicle article linked below.
FM 1887 & FM 3346 are narrow, two-lane Farm to Market roads in Waller County. No shoulders. No signals. No infrastructure. This land isn’t a destination — it’s a detour.
Major theme parks are built near: Interstate highways. High-capacity roads. Regional infrastructure. This site has none of that.
No highways. No intersections. No traffic lights. No turning lanes. No drainage. No plan. This land is built for over sized farm equipment and traveling animal herds - not tour buses and thousands of cars per day.
TexasLand USA promises a world-class park. But the roads can’t handle it — and neither can the community. A theme park here doesn’t make sense. Not on paper. Not in person.
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