Cameron Park Neighborhood Association

Cameron Park Neighborhood Association was established to promote safety, conservation of the park’s natural elements, and connection as a community within the City of Waco. Cameron Park Neighborhood is centrally located near Downtown Waco and a large portion of the neighborhood consists of the historic park that the neighborhood was named after. Cameron Park has a rich one-hundred-year history now encompassing 416 acres along the Brazos River featuring large green spaces, playgrounds, splash pads, hiking and biking trails, a disc golf course, picnic and grilling areas, and community gathering spaces.

The purpose of Cameron Park Neighborhood Association is to:

• Ensure stronger relationships within the neighborhood
• Encourage connection to and cooperation with city, park, and like agencies that interact with the residents of CPNA
• Eradicate criminal activity in the neighborhood and park areas
• Effect continued improvement and conservation to the neighborhood and park area
• Establish a unified voice in all matters that are pertinent to CPNA

Cameron Park Neighborhood has the following boundaries:

• North boundary: Park Lake Drive to Lover’s Leap Road
• East boundary: Bosque to Brazos River
• South boundary: Herring Avenue
• West boundary: 18th to 19th Streets

• Cameron Park Neighborhood Map

Membership

Membership is open to residents, business and organizations that live or operate within the neighborhood’s boundaries. Dues for the neighborhood association are a voluntary donation of any desired sum of money a member would like to give to the association. The membership year for the association follows the calendar year, January 1 through December 31.