Spend the day with free-range animals by the Brazos River
Although most joggers and walkers on the sidewalk seem oblivious as they pass the menagerie, everyone seems to have a favorite.of Indiana. This artwork has a backstory of a real-life elephant calf who was born unable to walk.of California, depicts two orangutans that live in Cameron Park Zoo with a heartwarming story of a surrogate mother and the return of the mother-child relationship.
The Waco Sculpture Zoo is along the south bank of the Brazos River’s hike-and-bike trail, beginning just west of Washington Avenue and running west to Cameron Park. There are several turnouts for short-term parking along North University Parks Drive and a large parking lot at the western end of the Sculpture Zoo near the entrance to Cameron Park, one of the largest city parks in Texas with over 20 miles of trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and the Cameron Park Zoo.
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