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Tour Texas | Make a Splash! Unforgettable Family Adventures in Waco


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MORE THAN HOMETOWN TEXAS

Located in the heart of the Lone Star State, you’ll find the hometown charm of Waco, Texas. Here you’ll find the perfect mix of adventure and engaging activities, making it an ideal destination for a family road trip. From thrilling water parks to a blossoming local culture, there’s something to delight every member of the family.

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Why would you drive all the way to the coast when you can catch the best waves in the state in Waco? Kick off your summer with a splash at Surf Waco, the state's premier inland surfing experience. This unique attraction allows visitors of all ages to catch a wave in a fun and safe environment. It’s a perfect spot to energize your trip and make unforgettable family memories.

After riding the waves, slow down a bit and head over to the Cameron Park Zoo. Tucked into the natural setting of Cameron Park, the zoo is home to over 1,700 animals and offers an intimate wildlife experience with well-designed habitats and educational exhibits. Children and adults alike will be captivated by the diversity of species and the opportunities to learn about conservation efforts around the globe.

No visit to Waco would be complete without stopping at The Silos at Magnolia Market. Founded by everyone’s favorite HGTV Fixer Upper couple, this marketplace provides a picturesque setting to shop, eat, and relax. Explore the beautifully curated shops, enjoy a variety of delicious food options from local vendors, and let the kids play on the lawn as you soak in the atmosphere.


Whether you’re surfing at Surf Waco, discovering wildlife at the Cameron Park Zoo, or looking for the perfect piece to bring home from The Silos, you can plan your trip and learn more about Waco at destinationwaco.org!

To plan your stay, go to DestinationWaco.Org or visit their page on TourTexas.com.

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Salud to the Sun City! El Paso’s thriving food and nightlife scene is the perfect backdrop for your next tour. Cruise the back roads of the El Paso Wine Trail, featuring established wineries within Texas and New Mexico. Cheers to our brewery scene, boasting local brews and spacious venues perfect for groups of any size. Summer ignites with festivals and events under the warm embrace of 300+ days of sunshine. Discover the rich tapestry of tradition and excitement that awaits in El Paso, a hidden gem in the heart of the Southwest, where unforgettable memories are waiting to be made.





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