Dannielle Folden: A must see! So very neat! There are multiple fossils at this dig in process. Our kids absolutely loved this place. The rangers are extra friendly. We will definitely be back every time we come through just to see what they find next!
travis mitchell: Wonderful small town zoo. Much of it seemed to be under construction, but Im sure it will be great in time. Small but pretty easily walkable with plenty of shade and indoor exhibits to cool off in. Nice picnic areas and nature trail. Very affordable and not overly crowded. Would love to come back when they complete the lemur area construction.
Diana Davenport: Must watch 45 minutes video, it was very informative. All displayed showed the history of Texas Rangers especially Bonnie and Clyde story. It was really nice understanding 200 years of how the texas Rangers role has evolved.$10.50 per adult
Josh: A museum worth the price and trip, the variety and display quality will keep in our memories. The native American display was our personal highlight. The complex is massive as we realized we only seen half after we left.
Jennifer Ames: The kids loved it!! Did have an issue with 1 of the guys at the water slide telling kids to take off their life jackets. Thats a good way to drown a kid. No. Just no. Also, only 1 of the showers worked in the womens restroom. The whole place kinda looked ran down. Big chunks of concrete/plaster (?) missing on the pools/lazy river.
Triskaideka thirteen: Beautiful building....good sound and tech is a but lacking for the theatre. Chairs are comfortable and climate control was great. Acoustics were ok. Restrooms were clean and upscale.
Diana Davenport: Great museum to visit. $10 for tour but if you do all 3 houses - its $25. I didnt have time to tour the other 2 houses. They are opened only Friday and Saturday. Doris was a great tour guide. It was really nice to learn history of this house and the family who owned it.
Dan Mark: Great bridge to visit when in Waco. So much history in one single place.
One can only imagine how it was crossing the river before the bridge was build.
Today the bridge is well maintained and easy to walk. There are great views to the west and east, and you can walk the nearby parks along both sides of the river.
We walked it a Saturday near lunch. Not to many people. And when you walk it from south to north you end up at a farmer’s market.
Patel Kishan: Vast trail network with biking trails ranging from green to double-diamond, plenty of great views along the Brazos. I would recommend parking near the playground/bridge or baseball area since usually other spots down the river are full. Be sure to checkout the inner areas, such as the hidden bamboo forest, and beware that even the diamond trails can be challenging for some mountain bikers.
Jill Meade: We came to the park to play disc golf and saw this so we hiked up. Didnt take long to ascend but be aware that the step risers vary in height (and are def not to code haha )because of its older rudimentary build. Very cool though! We liked the backstory of Jacobs ladder and were glad we did it before playing DG.
