Indian Springs Park in Waco, Texas is part of the Brazos Riverwalk that I told you about in my last post.

Crossing the Brazos River

Peace Officer Memorial

In Memoriam
Located in downtown Waco, Indian Springs Park sits on the west side of the Brazos River. Home to several festivals and events each year, the park features the historic Waco Suspension Bridge and the Branding the Brazos statue series.

Husbands and Fathers Gone too Soon

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Steve is Vietnam War Era Navy Veteran
The Branding Brazos statue series is truly spectacular and monumental, paying homage to an important part of Texas folklore and history, the Chisholm Trail.

Art Across the Brazos

The Beginning

The Conflict

The Honor
Indian Springs Park is an amazing, scenic green space that’s open to the public. It features meandering walking trails, shade trees and a spectacular view of the Brazos River. There’s also grass amphitheater seating, restrooms and drinking fountains.

Memorial to those lost in the Vietnam War who were from McLennan County

Reeds Along the Brazos

Soaring Eagle
It’s part of the Waco Riverwalk which includes about seven miles of lighted trail looping along both banks of the Brazos River. It stretches from Baylor University to Cameron Park, passing under the Suspension Bridge.

Monkeying Around

Out on a Limb

Feed Me
Our stroll along the Riverwalk took us passed the Branding Brazos sculptures, passed Peace Officers Memorial Park and Veterans’ Memorial Park and onward to the Sculpture Zoo. We certainly got our 10,000 steps that day!!!

Prince of Scales

Seated Elephant

Reindeer
In my opinion this is the heartbeat of Waco. It has everything. A safe place for exercise. Art. Beautiful scenery. It’s a place to honor those who have fought to keep us safe. And a place to find your inner child while enjoying the marvelous zoo animals artists have created for us admire at Cameron Park.

Painted Giraffe

Hungry Giraffe

The Sculpture Zoo





