We took a 4 hour trip today...... and caught our limit in less than 2 hours! Charles took us right…read moreto the fish. This was an absolute blast, highly recommend that you contact him.

Charles is a great fishing guide on Lake Belton, working very hard to put his clients on fish. We…read morehad a rough time finding the hybrid stripers today, but he moved frequently and used different methods till we found the fish and finally filled my limit. I highly recommend him!

Captain Jeff knows his stuff. Put us on all sorts of fish post cold front. We had white bass,…read morehybrids, small mouths, large mouths, spots and even a fresh water drum. Nonstop action for a good 2+ hours!

Dana Peak Park offers many trails, lake side views with fishing, and places to park. The trails are…read moremarked for your reference. The trails are for hiking and bicycling. It is also dog friendly. Pretty much dirt trails, so after rains, it can get muddy, but we are in Texas, so that only happens occasionally. You can get several miles in on the various trails. Others are friendly and willing to point you in the right direction. I've been here a couple of times now and enjoyed both times. I do recommend hiking with someone else in case of emergencies. You never know when you might come across a snake, so be safe!

Why not hike on a Tuesday morning before the temperature rise to over 100 degrees? Dana Peak Park…read morehas become one of my favorite places to hike. The sunrises are beautiful. The atmosphere is peaceful and serene. There is something about walking through nature while deer frolic along side you.... It forces you to reflect on your life and others who may be or no longer may be in your life. There are many trails, waterfront views, and quietness! Go with a friend, go with a pet, or go alone, either way it's a great place to get fresh air, exercise and mental clarity.

This is one of these small parks that you probably wouldn't find unless you'd spotted it on Google…read moremaps. The primary driver to come here is the fact that it sits on the water. There's really not much to see here and there is no boat ramp. It is however, a nice spot if you want to put in a canoe or lay on an inflatable raft. It is a fairly primitive park, but it does have some picnic tables and benches, even a set of swings. The lake water itself is kind of green and murky and not very cold. There's a handful of paved parking spaces, but otherwise just park on the grass. There's no cost to get in and no camping or fires are allowed. No public bathrooms either. It's just a quiet out-of-the-way place where you can go swimming or watch the boats. Informative videos and photos below.

This disc golf course is great. Located within Crossroads community park, a lengthy disc course had…read more18 holes to offer a challenge. The course has holes that navigate through tree lines and cross dry river beds. There are bridges and a bike and walking path that runs through. This was very enjoyable and clean, trash cans are available throughout and the vibe was uplifting. Look forward to my frequent visits!

It was beautiful. The cook out area was nice. I was a bit disappointed with walking down to the…read morewater and finding broken glass. I picked it up,but I know it wasn't the parks fault. Definitely recommend swim shoes.

Park has been re-furbished this year and it is really nice. Now if the camp host would clean up…read morethere camp sites it would be five stars.

You can't beat the price for this drive thru lights show. They have restrooms and clearly marked…read morepathways.

Only the Christmas lights are taken into consideration for this review, and they were FANTASTIC…read more There are lights positioned every few hundred feet along a winding road that is only one lane wide and has been recently paved. This road extends for a number of miles. They even have signs advertising an AM radio station that plays Christmas music that you can tune into. The quantity and quality of the lights completely astounded me, and the atmosphere they created was incredible. The price of admission, which is only twelve dollars per vehicle and not per person, is actually quite affordable. They did in fact have a "Santa's Village," but it was closed when we went there, so we couldn't eat there or take our children on the ride.

We came on a Tuesday May 26, 2026 in the late afternoon and had a great t time!…read more* I did see that currently have a special on tuesdays- buy one adult ticket and get a second for $2.I also saw there was a 25% discount after 3pm. I want to thank the lifeguard staff for being very understanding and patient with my 6year old non verbal autistic son. They were accommodating when i explained he has trouble understanding commands while upholding safety rules. They let him idle in areas that weren't in use. When explained his behaviors they didn't make us feel unwelcome. Just for how the staff treated us, I would deff come back!! For $20 bucks I think this is a great place! My family who lives here said they've never seen it not busy BUT it was great for us. Two big water slides that are pretty darn fast. One person only at a time, you can't have a life vest one. One slide you need a tube. The lazy river was pretty nice and calm. They have an outdoor sand volleyball court (looks like 12u height). Had a little ceasar's pizza and nachos's (didn't care for the sauce). Nice big water pool and a shallower area for the kids. Although I imagine it gets crazy busy during the summer, i glad we came here when we did . Thank you!

Went here with family while visiting Belton for a few days. I haven't been to water park in ages!…read moreSo it was a nice way to cool off in the Texas heat for the afternoon. It's a basic waterpark. - 2 big slides. One of which being a tube slide. - an area for little kids and toddlers. - lazy river. - swing thing. - cabanas and reserved tables. - snack stand - general store - bathrooms. There really isn't an area where you go and get tubes from a pile. You just kinda have to scope out the lazy river and find a tube that's abandoned. The big slides are CRAZY fast! I am telling you to watch out for the tube slide that's multicolored! The speed I was going was nuts, combined with the fact it had me going backwards unintentionally was kinda scary. I got a bruise trying to position myself so I could drop out into the pool without seriously flipping over or injuring myself. The bruise is still visible 2 days later. I didn't wanna ride that slide anymore. Didn't trust it. All in all, it's a nice little park where you can beat the heat. If you don't mind crowds or tons of people in a lazy river. It's not horrible but it's not awe inspiring either lol.