Top 10 Things To Do, Activities 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."

"Nature-lovers should spend some time at Lake Waco Wetlands, which is an area that was created when Lake Taco was raised to lessen the impact that this would have. There is an on-site research and education center where visitors can learn about the plant, animal, and insect species that live in the wetlands. Visitors can also wander around various aspects of the 180-acre park to see the plants, animals, and insects for themselves."

"Waco is home to Baylor University, therefore many visitors flock to Waco simply to attend college or a football game. This university is actually the oldest operating university in the Lone Star State. However, even if you’re not a student or a football fan, Baylor University has a lot to offer to the traveler."

"Waco Ale Company opened its doors just one year ago, but has already endeared itself to the heart of downtown Waco. Whether you’re a beginner looking for just a little more flavor, or a connoisseur looking for the rarest of brews, you will find what you’re looking for right here."

"This independently owned brewery in Downtown Waco boasts five different beers, including the crisp and lemony Sailgate kolsch, and Pearly Gates, a pale ale with notes of “guava, passionfruit, mango, blueberry, and pine.”. 806 Austin Avenue, Waco"

"Brotherwell Brewing opened in February 2018 to serve the Central Texas community with “locally crafted beer of the highest quality”. Founded by friends Jacob Martinka and David Stoneking, it aims “to bring Central Texans closer to the brewing experience”.True to its commitment to the community, the brewery regularly hosts events at the taproom. Once a “scrap yard” and a “tire jungle”, the spacious taproom played host to many fundraisers, a Shakespeare play, stand-up comedies, live music, and the Eastside Market."

"Waco is home to Baylor University, therefore many visitors flock to Waco simply to attend college or a football game. This university is actually the oldest operating university in the Lone Star State. However, even if you’re not a student or a football fan, Baylor University has a lot to offer to the traveler."

"In the heart of Waco, Jubilee Park is a cozy neighbourhood “pocket park” that caters to the needs of the residents for free. The main priority of the park are the residents, churches and non-profit organizations around. Needless to say, the park is a hot spot for birthday parties, engagement, family and social events and community f...Read more"

"Climbing this quirky staircase is one of the park's most beloved challenges. Supposedly built in the early 1900's by a family living at the top of the bluff, the aged structure is still usable because of its periodic renovations and now includes nearly 100 zigzagging steps to the top."

"Get rid of the daily struggle and the constant stress of being an adult by participating in one of the most beloved and popular activities of Cameron Park. Climb an old, wooden stair that is said to have been constructed two centuries ago. What are you waiting for?"