Where is the biggest lazy river in Texas?

Did you know that the longest lazy river in the world is right here in Texas? The lazy river at Waco Surf (formerly BSR Cable Park & Surf Resort) in Waco is an incredible 5,280 feet long, or one whole mile making it the single longest lazy river in the world.



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This attraction is a slow-moving 1,780 foot long lazy river. Maximum water depth is 2'6”.

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Waco Surf, Waco The summertime destination's main attraction, debatably, is its lazy river – the longest in the world. Measuring in at precisely 5,280 feet long, the lazy river offers tubers a mile-long glide down pitch blue water.

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The Amazon River is the largest river in the world and one of the most dangerous. It has strong currents, rapids, and dangerous wildlife, including piranhas and anacondas. The Rio de la Plata in South America is another dangerous river due to its strong currents and unpredictable nature.

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Appropriate swimwear is required. Thongs and transparent clothing are not permitted. We reserve the right to determine the appropriateness of swimwear. Guests wearing pants or denim may be prohibited from riding some slides and the maximum water depth allowed may be restricted.

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This 5 mile float takes an average 3-4 hours, dependent on water levels as well as the pace of each individual paddler.

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