Summer plans are being made by many across Texas. Those plans could be tropical in nature or a nice road trip to Waco. Here you can find a cool water park that includes surfing, wakeboarding, and the world's longest lazy river.

Waco Surf in Waco

Waco Surf is located off Highway 84 just outside of Waco proper. This water park is a little different from your usual water parks, instead of thrilling rides and a wave pool, you can learn to surf, take in some time on a beach, or just grab a float and let the lazy river relax you.

There's the very unique cable park that has you strapping on a board and getting pulled around on the many jumps.

I have never surfed but I would certainly take some lessons here just to get the experience. I may not be able to tackle the huge waves of say, Hawai'i, when I'm done but it's the cool experience of learning to surf that could make it a lot of fun.

Booking Your Trip

There are a multitude of ways to book your fun at Waco Surf. There's even the option to be able to stay at the park so you can be closer to all the action.

Check out Waco Surf at wacosurf.com and see if they have a package that will be perfect for your summer adventures.

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