Twin Bridges Park

I come here often and usually im at thr beach on the other side of boat ramp...last time Waco FD was out doing some training on the water. Here are some of my fave photos while spending time seeking God here! I love my hometown and pray all over that the entire community woukd be flooded with the Love of Jesus Christ ❤️

I spent Eclipse Day at Waco's Twin Bridges Park, which is operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers. According to the website, it is formerly known as "Speegleville III Park." It is separate from the neighboring "Speegleville Park" that has RV campsites. The park is on the west site of Lake Waco and is easily accessible with an unmanned guard station. There are "pay stations" throughout the park where you're expected to pay $5 per vehicle. The park is "day use only" and does not allow overnight parking or camping. There is a boat ramp. More than 50 covered picnic sites, most with charcoal BBQ grills, are in the park. These are available first-come, first-served and I had no problem with the one we would use today at 8:00am. I spotted a playground in one area. There are also restroom facilities throughout which are helpful though primitive. The park is clean from trash and in good condition. A bit better mowing would help but a minor complaint.

Public park with a nice view of the lake and twin bridges. It has plenty of gazebos, each one with a BBQ grill. There is a beach area and a kids playground area. It was practically empty when we went (beginning of April), and we enjoyed waking around and enjoying the views.

It gets crowded so get there early. Grass needs to be cut. Parking is 5$ per car. Showers need to be cleaned. Swimming area needs an update and have the yellow line above water to protect swimmers better. It’s a peaceful environment, we had a great time.

We had a little time to kill on our trip to Waco and decided to stop in and check out this park. It is neat and clean. It has restroom and shower facilities that were clean and open. There is a nice, large public boat ramp that can accommodate 2 boaters launching at once. On the other side of the park there are tons of bbq pit pavilions, a small beach, a small children’s park and places to fish or recreate. A very nice little public park.