Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Lake Waco

"Seeking adventures has never been so easy; if you enjoy communing with nature, then Cameron Park should be your destination. Enjoy the endless activities this natural wonder have to offer you, like taking a stroll along the Brazos River, hike, and bike or ride a horse along the 20 miles of twisting trails present at Cameron Park. Let your kids run wild in the three giant playgrounds, catch a fish, enjoy a picnic; the possibilities are endless."

"Named after the late philanthropist William Cameron, the Cameron Park is one of Texas’ largest parks — resting on 416 acres of land. Traveling families frequent this spot as it offers various attractions such as picnic areas, hiking trails, and playgrounds."

"There is nothing more iconic and historical to the state of Texas than the Waco suspension bridge, built two centuries ago. Go out in the open, and enjoy the sights of the Brazos River, the 11th largest River in America, walk the more than 3 million bricks that form this beloved bridge. If you are planning a romantic date night, then the suspension bridge should be a part of it; at night, this popular spot becomes almost ethereal, with the Brazos River reflecting the moonlight."

"Waco’s historic Suspension Bridge has served as an icon for the city since 1836 when the bridge was completed, then the longest single-span suspension bridge west of the Mississippi. On the east and west side of the bridge are Martin Luther King and Indian Spring Parks, respectively, and accessible on either side is the Riverwalk which begins at Ft. Fisher Park, extends past the suspension bridge, and ends at the Herring Ave."

"The Waco Suspension Bridge is a single-span pedestrian suspension bridge that crosses the Brazos River. It was built and opened in 1870."

"Located along the Brazos River in Waco, Brazos Park East offers fishing docks, disc golf, horseshoe pits and picnic areas. A scenic, paved trail is available for walking, running and biking."

"Boulevard, Brazos Park east, a popular festival location, features many amenities, including river access with beautiful views of Waco’s chalk bluffs, covered pavilions, and horseshoe pits."

"Ice Cream And Frozen Yogurt delivery spots are open until 9pm in Waco. Check out the spots that are open late near you by entering your delivery address."

"Indian Spring Park is one of the most iconic free things to do in Waco. This park located in downtown Waco is not only the perfect place to take a stroll along with your family but is also flanked by other historical and cultural spots such as The Brazos River, the Waco suspension bridge, which is the most visited spot in Waco. Every year more than 200.000 people visit this location to appreciate the sight of the sculptures of three bronze riders on horseback herding groups of cattle, which are a homage to Chisholm Trail, a historic piece of Texas heritage."

"The entrance to the historic Waco Suspension Bridge sits in Indian Spring Park, featuring picnic areas and  the Branding of the Brazos — a public art display that pays tribute to the cattle drives that spurred growth and industry within Waco."

"Located inside a beautiful Mediterranean-style home overlooking the Brazos River Valley, the Art Center of Waco was founded to cultivate the arts in Waco and to encourage people to explore their artistic abilities and interests. The center offers plenty of opportunities for community engagement, including educational classes for people of all ages and temporary art exhibits that are changed approximately every two months. The public is welcome to view the exhibits free of charge, and the center also features a beautiful 2.5-acre sculpture garden that visitors are free to explore every day of the week."

"The Art Center Waco is located on the grounds of McLennan Community College and since 1972 has been the home to numerous local and nationally-renowned artists as well as a training ground for the next generation. Weekend workshops, classes and demonstrations are regularly offered. Of particular interest is the Sculpture walk, featuring 35 sculptures on a path overlooking the Brazos river."

"Located near the Brazos River, The Art Center of Waco is an attractive Mediterranean-style home. It was actually established to encourage the local artists. Therefore, you can see a lot of impressive artworks of lesser-known local artists."