Location: Belton
Top Things to do in Belton
What to do and see in Belton, Texas (TX): The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Belton is a city in the U.S. state of Texas, within the Killeen-Temple metropolitan area. The city is on the Interstate 35 corridor between Austin and Waco and is the seat of Bell County.The population was 20,547 in 2015 according to a US Census Estimate. As of 2015 the metro region had a population of 450,051.
Restaurants in Belton
1. University of Mary Hardin Baylor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 953jimp - College Station, United States
Been here before. We were here to support Belhaven University baseball. UMHB was the host. The parking lot, field, grounds, concession stand and restrooms were all perfectly clean and in good working order. The seating at the field has three sections of stadium seats. They are comfortable and clean. The whole area is clean, no trash, spills or unsightly mess. The concession stand has Gatorade, sodas, water, candy, popcorn, hot dogs and pretzels. It was all good according to my family and friends in attendance. The sound system is fantastic. They play good music ranging from oldies, pop and country. They honored first responders during 7th inning stretch. Both teams and their fans gave standing ovation. Before the game one day the first pitch was thrown out by a veteran, the team wore red, and blue shoestrings and white pants in a show of support. The next day a young girl struggling with the effects of a debilitating disease threw out the first pitch. Before she went out the Belhaven Head coach and several of his players spoke with her and gave her lots of attention. The UMHB coach and captains did as well as she stepped up to throw the pitch. Very good atmosphere. The teams competed well and were complimented by both sides fans for effort and plays. UMHB has always done a good job of presenting teams that play competitively and represent the schools philosophy and Christian tenets. Kudos go out to them.
2. Bell County Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By normana617 - Sackets Harbor, United States
This was a surprising jewel for a small/medium sized regional museum. I was greeted at the entrance by Steven Rise, a very friendly and knowledgeable staff member. The museum has quality collections of Native American artifacts dating back to the Clovis period and the earliest occupants of this part of America. This includes very interesting information and exhibits about PaleoIndians, their lifestyles, their diets and recent local excavations. The displays of cowboy culture include six superb Remington sculptures that are on loan to this museum. The second floor includes a unique history of a very early all-women utopian community that flourished in this region called the "Sanctified Sisters". It was a very interesting women-managed community built on the principals of women's rights, spirituality and assertiveness and it lasted over a 100 years. The museum admission is free or by donation, but the exhibits are first class and more accessible and interactive than most museums. I work at a museum in Vermont and I am a fan of museums. This is a very nice one and well worth a visit.
3. Stillhouse Hollow Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By karonc752 - Nolanville, United States
Stillhouse Hollow Lake is a great deep water lake in Central Texas. It is surrounded by USCE parks. It has great fishing spots, swim beaches, a marina, camping, picnic areas and scuba diving (there’s a dive shop open on the weekends at the marina). It’s a beautiful place for a family outing or to go relax and read a book.
4. Live Oak Ridge Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By davidlI9488IN
Camping Oct 30,2019-Nov 7,2019 Park is kept very clean sites are raked like a golf course all the tables, restroom , drive ways were always maintained ever day we met the park hostess Wayne and Sharon Morgan great people. Thank You for your service
5. Belton Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Itsmekcr - New Lenox, United States
Such a beautiful place, with breathtaking views. There’s a pull over place by the Dam where you can stop and take pictures.. There is a Huge Park for picnicking and boating.. One if the prettiest places in the county..
