Things To Do in Waco, Texas

You'll find many rare species living together at the Cameron Park Zoo, the nation's newest natural habitat ... More on aza.org

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Waco Water park has two pools, a series of slides that stand at 22-feet, a competition pool, a beach entry...

Lookin' for a splashin' good time? Look no further! Just in time for the sizzlin' summer, the coolest spot ... More on familydaysoutusa

Waco's campiest attraction is the Dr Pepper Museum (300 South Fifth Street, Waco, 254-757-1025; www.drpepp... More on Off the Beaten Path: Texas

A fountain drink mixed in The Old Corner Drug Store in the 1880s was dubbed a "Waco" by early patrons becau... More on traveltex

The SOR gives riders the opportunity to enjoy beautiful scenery along the Brazos River and recapture the ti... More on Lakebrazossteakhouse.com

We took the tour on a rainy afternoon and it was just a fabulous, yet simple trip. The captain was funny an... More on Yahoo! Travel

Completed in 1870, this 470-foot single span suspension bridge was one of the longest in the world when bui... More on uptake_content

The parks on each side were so well maintained. More on Yahoo! Travel

The Waco Symphony Orchestra offers quality orchestral music for all of Central Texas. The Orchestra, led by... More on Wacosymphony.com/

The symphony brings to Waco a first rate cultural experience with professional performances, high class g... More on Yahoo! Travel

The HALL OF FAME memorializes 30 Texas Rangers who gave their lives in the line of duty or served with grea... More on Texasranger.org

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Travelers who are sports-minded will find the Texas Sports Hall of Fame (1108 South University Parks Drive... More on Off the Beaten Path: Texas

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The Waco Civic Theatre produces nine main season productions, ranging from works by Shakespeare to Neil Simon. The ... More on uptake_content

The roots of the Waco Civic Theatre reach back to the 1920s, and the group was further organized and consolidated in 1945, with help from the then head of the Baylor University Drama Department. ... More on Wacocivictheatre.org

Step back in time to 68,000 years ago, when mammoths and saber-toothed cats roamed what would become Texas, and learn why paleontologists come to study this mammoth nursery herd. Discovered in 1978... More on traveltex

Opened in December, 2009, this site is the nation's first and only recorded discovery of a nursery herd of Pleistocene mammoths, according to the National Park Service. The dig shelter that protect... More on uptake_content