Cameron Park Neighborhood Association's vision is to have neighbors and the park prospering together to promote safety, conservation and connection as a community.

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We love our Waco, Texas neighborhood, and the beautiful park and rivers next door. Our unique topography, along with the "country feel" of our properties both large and small, set our neighborhood apart from others. 

 

Our Association strives to represent the common goals of all residents, whether owners or renters.  While most members are neighborhood residents living in family homes, we also invite the participation and membership of businesses along our borders.

 

In our neighborhood, you'll find:

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• Homes and lots of all sizes, from the very small to the very large and everything in between. 

• Quiet, tree-lined country streets without sidewalks where residents enjoy walking their children and dogs.

• Numerous trailheads and Cameron Park facilities.

• Relatively dark night skies, thanks to the proximity of the Brazos River Corridor (including the Bosque River).

 

We are a voluntary organization and do not charge dues.  Our association serves our neighborhood using eager, unpaid volunteers, with a small budget fulfilled through donations and grants.  We perform cleanups and other service projects, and work with City staff in multiple departments to represent our members' collective concerns. Please read more about those concerns by clicking here.

 

Our association was organized to:

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•    Ensure stronger relationships within the neighborhood.

•    Encourage connection to and cooperation with city, park, and like-agencies that interact with the residents of the CPNA.

•    Eradicate criminal activity at our residences and in the park.

•    Effect continued improvement and conservation to the neighborhood and park area.

•    Establish a unified voice in all matters that are pertinent to the CPNA.

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On this website, you will find information about how we serve each other and the nature around us.  We hope that you will join us soon!  Click here to learn how to become involved.

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Below is a map showing our boundaries.  Click here for additional maps and resources.

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