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Historic Adventure on tHe cHisHolm trAil
Located deep in the heart of Texas, Belton is a
unique city with friendly people and a rich history.
Founded in 1850, Belton is located along the
famous Chisholm Trail.
Belton's location also puts it squarely in the middle
of natural wonders, shopping and entertainment.
From beautiful lakes and interesting museums, to
historic landmarks and shopping, Belton has an
endless supply of places to experience.
Belton offers a quiet, serene location to relax for
the weekend or forever. No matter if you're just
stopping through or have decided to make Belton
your home, we welcome you.
Business listings are members of the
Belton Area Chamber of Commerce.
Cover photos courtesy of Frank Sanders and David Leigh.
Dead Fish Grill overlooking Belton Lake
Largest Outdoor Mural in Texas, Belton Lake
Things to See and Do
Belton lake & stillhouse Hollow lake
Belton Lake has long been a Central Texas favorite for
water sports, fishing tournaments, camping, picnics or just
relaxing. Here, anglers haul in White Crappie, Walleye,
Flathead Catfish, Channel Catfish, Bluegill, Sunfish,
Largemouth and White Bass. Fed by the Leon River,
Belton Lake offers a haven for fishing and boating
enthusiasts, covering 12,300 surface acres with 136
miles of shoreline.
Fed by the Lampasas River, Stillhouse Hollow Lake is
rated among the highest of Texas lakes for water quality.
It covers 11,830 acres and includes 58 miles of shoreline.
Open to all, the lake offers many attractive areas for
outdoor recreation, water sports, hunting, fishing, sailing
or just kicking back. Hiking enthusiasts will enjoy the
Chalk River Falls Nature Trail and its scenic waterfall.
Hours of operation: Varies
Admission: Varies
3740 FM 1670 Belton, TX 76513
254-939-2461
www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/belton
www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/stillhouse
Bell County Expo Center
Bell county expo center
Whether you're in search of great music, championship
rodeos, or exciting motocross action, the Bell County Expo
Center is truly the center of it all. This multi-purpose
entertainment and event complex was built in 1987 and is
now home to the Bell County Youth Fair Livestock Show
and Rodeo, Central Texas State Fair, Belton Area Chamber
of Commerce 4th of July PRCA Rodeo and countless
concerts and conventions.
Not only providing entertainment
for the whole family, The Bell
County Expo Center offers a
selection of rooms that can each be
made available to suit whatever
event you might have in mind.
Ideally positioned at the crossroads
of Interstate 35 and U.S. Highway
190, the Bell County Expo Center
4th of July PRCA Rodeo
lies deep in the heart of Central
Texas. Nestled just 60 miles north of Austin and 45 miles
south of Waco, it's conveniently linked to all major cities
and within a half hours drive of a market draw that nears
three quarters of a million people.
Hours of operation:
Office: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
Admission: Varies
301 West Loop 121
254-933-5353
www.bellcountyexpo.com
Bell County Museum
Bell county museum
For decades, the award-winning Bell County Museum has
been a vital resource for the collection, interpretation and
preservation of the historical heritage of the Bell County
region. The collection covers pre-history, the land grant
period, the formation of the county in 1850, and the
establishment of Fort Hood.
The museum was originally housed in the beautifully
restored Carnegie Library Building, constructed in 1904. A
major expansion in 2006 provided and additional 10,000
square feet of space, which allowed the museum to expand
its mission to include providing quality traveling exhibitions
such as "The Inspired Line: Selected Prints from Albrecht
Durer and Rembrandt van Rijn," hosted in the summer of
2009. The Bell County Museum is now home to a new
interactive exhibit focusing on one of the most prolific and
important archaeological sites in North America, located in
Bell County, Texas, called the Gault Site.
The award-winning museum provides interactive exhibits,
Fun Shops and Summer Camps for children, as well as a
very special children's mascot, Charley Chisholm! Call the
museum to discover how your child can explore
archaeology at the museum!
Hours of operation: Tuesday-Saturday, Noon - 5pm
Admission: Free
201 North Main Street
254-933-5243
www.bellcountymuseum.org
The Gault Site Exhibit
the Gault site: A Wealth of new
Archeology information
The Gault site has been home to human beings for over
13,000 years. Strategically located streamside in the
Balcones Ecotone (the boundary zone of the Edwards
Plateau and the Black Prairie and Coastal Plain Ecozone),
the Gault Site provided abundant food resources for early
peoples. This rich ecotone enabled early peoples to forage
the uplands as well as the stream valley where different
kinds of plants and animals were found.
Just as important as the wealth of food sources, however,
is the seemingly endless supply of chert at the site, which
was readily crafted into tools and weapons. To date, the
Gault Site excavations have uncovered almost 2 million
artifacts; 600,000 to 700,000 of these are from the Clovis
period (13,300 to 12,900 years ago). The analysis of this
material provides archaeologists with a unique look into
the lifestyles of the earliest people in Texas and, by
extension, the earliest peoples in the Americas.
Bell County Museum is home to a permanent interactive
educational exhibit featuring discoveries of the Gault Site.
Guided walking tours to this site are available through the
Bell County Museum.
Bell County Museum
254-933-5243
201 North Main St.
www.bellcountytx.com/Museum
Students of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
university of mary Hardin-Baylor
The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor was chartered in
1845 by the Republic of Texas. The first building, simply
called "The College," was built in 1886, but burned in 1929.
The Luther Memorial Arches are the only evidence of that
structure and are an important campus landmark today.
The University sits on 125 acres in the rolling hills of
Central Texas. Enjoy walking through this peaceful campus
filled with historic buildings, historical markers, native
landscaping, many sculptures and a vibrant student spirit.
900 College Street
254-295-8642
www.umhb.edu
musick Alumni center and museum
on tHe cAmpus of tHe university of mAry HArdin-BAylor
The Musick Alumni
Center and Museum at
the Parker House on the
campus of University of
Mary Hardin-Baylor is
housed in the former
president's home, which
has been remodeled to
showcase the rich
heritage of the school.
The first floor exhibits
Musick Alumni Center and Museum
communicate fourteen
of the traditions loved by
students and alumni while the upstairs tells the
chronological history of UMHB, beginning in 1845.
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday, 10am - 5pm
Admission: Free
509 West 9th St.
254-295-4599
The Gin at Nolan Creek
the Gin
Where traditions meet modern flair and good taste is evident…
Located overlooking the banks of Nolan Creek, the Gin is
situated within a beautiful park-like courtyard, characterized by its early 1900's architecture. Shoppers can enjoy
the stores, or simply relax and take in the sights and
sounds of Nolan Creek. Weekend visitors to The Gin are
treated to the sounds of live music in the courtyard from
acoustical guitars to contemporary rock bands against the
backdrop of history and a running creek.
Brickwood • Coronas de Oro Mexican Restaurant
Creekside Gallery • Weigh Station Yogurt
Woodhouse Day Spa
The Gin at Nolan Creek Steakhouse (opening 2011)
219 S. East St.
254-939-5175
patriot Way
HONOR • SELFLESS
SERVICE • COMMITMENT
The Belton Area
Chamber of Commerce
is proud to provide the
opportunity to honor
military heroes through
the Patriot Way Brick
Walk. As you walk
along Patriot Way, you
will see the permanent
display honoring these
men and women for
their selfless service.
Patriot Way
Please contact the Belton Area Chamber of Commerce if
you would like to purchase an engraved brick to recognize
the dedicated service of a family member or friend.
Cochran, Blair, & Potts
cochran, Blair, & potts
texAs' oldest fAmily-oWned depArtment store
Presently owned and operated by the sixth generation of
the same family that founded it in 1869, this historically
recognized store moved to its present location in Belton in
1884. Upstairs, patrons will enjoy stepping back in time in
a museum filled with past artifacts, ledgers, and
merchandise preserved from the family store's history.
Bell fine Arts Association
Browse through the art gallery or take one of the art
classes offered for children and adults. Contact them
about upcoming events. Meeting space available.
Hours of operation: Wednesday, 9am-3pm
Saturday, 10am-2pm or by appointment
306 East 5th Avenue
254-239-4207
lena Armstrong public library
The Lena Armstrong Public Library has served the
community of Belton since 1899. Encouraging and
promoting literacy, love of reading and lifelong learning
opportunities, the library provides access to a dynamic
collection of historical and current materials in a variety of
formats. Currently the library has 24,000 items including
2,814 genealogy texts. Contact the library for details on
events for adults and children.
Hours of operation: Monday and Friday, 10am-5pm
Tuesday-Thursday, 11am-6pm, Saturday 9am-2pm
301 East 1st Avenue, Belton
254-933-5830
www.ci.belton.tx.us/library
Parks & Recreation
Hike and Bike trail at nolan creek
Belton's best hidden treasure along the bank of Nolan
Creek. Enjoy a stroll or bike ride among Belton's natural
beauty of trees and birds. The Hike and Bike trail connects
Confederate, Yettie Polk and Harris Community Parks.
city parks
chisholm trail park
1980 Sparta Road
confederate park
Confederate Blvd.
Harris community park
401 North Alexander St.
Heritage park
1502 Park Ave.
yettie polk park
101 South Davis St.
Amphitheaters
Baseball Fields
Basketball Courts
BBQ Grills
Benches
Concession Buildings
Educational Stations
Exercise Stations
Fishing/Observation Decks
Meeting Rooms
Pavilions/Gazebos
Picnic Tables
Playgrounds/Swing Sets
Butterfly Gardens
Skate Parks
Soccer Fields
Softball Fields
Splash Pads
Trails
Volleyball/Sand Volleyball
Horseshoe Pits
Hike and Bike Trail at Nolan Creek
Confederate Park
Yettie Polk Park
Chisholm Trail Park
Heritage Park
Beall Park
Continental Park
Harris Community Park/
T.B. Harris Community Ctr.
Lions Field
Griggs Field
Jaycee Field
Quail Meadows
Miller Hights Community Park
South Wall Tiger Park
Nolan Creek Hike & Bike Trail
south Wall tiger park
1895 South Wall St.
splash pads
Cool off with the kids in
one of Belton's two splash
pads. A Chisholm Trail
themed water feature is
available at the Harris
Community Park. South
Wall Tiger Park offers a
Belton Tiger
mascot-themed water
feature which is located at
the corner of South Wall
Street and East Avenue S.
Splash Pad at Harris Community Park
Hours of operation:
Activated daily by motion sensors
from 10am-7pm, during seasonal
months (June - Sept).
Admission: Free
city of Belton parks
& recreation
For more information,
call 254-933-5860
www.ci.belton.tx.us
Hike & Bike trail
Harris Community Park
Hike & Bike Trail Storyboards
Learn about the history of the famous Chisholm Trail along
the Hike & Bike Trail by reading the storyboards provided.
Summer Fun Water Park
summer fun Water park
This seven acre water park has something for every
member of the family. For a real splash, experience two
300 foot body slides and a 300 foot tube slide that sends
you twisting and turning from a 40 foot tower. Spend a
relaxing time floating on the lazy river. Test your strength
and skill swinging on the rings across the Texas-sized
pool. Play a game of basketball or enjoy a game of volleyball on the sand court. Children will enjoy the kiddie pool,
equipped with three slides. Concessions provide food and
drink. Party facilities and covered pavilions are available
for rental.
1410 Waco Rd.
254-939-0366
www.summerfunwaterpark.com
miller springs
nature center
Miller Springs offers an
expansive 266 acres for
hiking and exploring
nature on a self-guided
basis. This authentically
restored prairie area
includes several wellMiller Springs Nature Center maintained walking trails
lined with native broom grass, blue stem and wildflowers
that lead to picturesque sites throughout the center.
Located in the historic "Tennessee Valley" along the Leon
River, Miller Springs Nature Center is home to three
canyons and overlooks the
Belton spillway.
Hours of operation:
Daily from dawn to dusk
Admission: Free
Highway 2271
North of Lake Belton Spillway
Belton, TX 76513
254-939-2461
Belton Lake at Sierra Beach
Belton lake outdoor recreation Area
Swim, sunbathe and enjoy Belton Lake at Sierra Beach,
BLORA's authorized swimming area. The swimming area
is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday throughout the
summer season pending availability of lifeguards. Two
large water slides are located near the beach. The snack
bar sells refreshments. More than 300 family picnic sites
and 143 covered picnic shelters, many with barbecue grills
are scattered throughout the park. Fishing, ski and party
boats are available for rent at the boat dock. Fishing tours,
fishing contests, and weekend lake tours are also offered.
Hours of operation:
Beach Hours: (May-Sept) Wed-Sun & holidays, 10am-8pm
Marina hours: Winter (Oct-Mar) Wed-Sun, 7am-4pm
Summer (Apr-Sept): Wed-Sun & holidays, 6am-8pm
Admission: $8.00 in summer, $4.00 in winter
Mountain Bike Park: $3.00
(254) 287-4907
www.hoodmwr.com/lake_activities
trailriding at BlorA ranch
Belton Lake Outdoor Recreation Area Ranch offers
one-hour guided trail rides that pass through some of the
best scenery in Texas. Pony rides are available for children
under twelve, as well as riding lessons for all levels of
riding experience. Horses are available for beginners and
experts alike.
Hours of operation: Wed-Sun, Hours vary
Admission: Horse Rides $20.00 per person/per hour.
Advance reservation required.
Pony Rides: $5.00 per 20 minute session
(11 years of age or under)
254-287-2523
www.hoodmwr.com
Map of Belton
Attractions
1. Bell County Courthouse
2. Bell County Expo Center
3. Bell County Museum
4. Bell Fine Arts
5. Belton Christian Youth
Center
6. Belton Lake Outdoor
Recreation Area
7. The Gin
8. Harris Community Center
9. Hike and Bike Trail
10. Lena Armstrong Public
Library
11. Miller Springs Nature
Center
12. Splash Pad (Harris)
13. Summer Fun Water Park
14. Stillhouse Hollow Lake
15. South Wall Tiger Park
16. University of Mary
Hardin-Baylor
17. UMHB Musick Alumni
Center & Museum
parks
A. Chisholm Trail Park
B. Confederate Park
C. Harris Community Park
D. Heritage Park
E. Miller Heights
Community Park
F. Yettie Polk Park
lodging
1. Belton Lake Camping
2. Belton RV Park
3. Budget Host Inn
4. Casita Among the Oaks
5. Knights Inn
6. La Quinta Inn & Suites
7. River Forest Inn
restaurants
1. Alvin Ord's
2. Bodega Bean
Coffee & Cafe
3. Bush's Chicken
4. China Cafe
5. Clem Mikeska's BBQ
6. Coronos de Oro
Mexican Restaurant
7. Dead Fish Grill
8. Dickey's BBQ
9. Domino's Pizza
10. The Gin at Nolan Creek
11. HEB Snack Bar
12. Jake's Chinese Buffet
13. Jaliscos Mexican
Restaurant
14. Luigi's Italian Restaurant
15. McDonald's
16. Nami's Japanese Steak
and Sushi Bar
17. Oxbow Steakhouse
& BBQ
18. Sarsaparilla Saloon
& Cafe
19. Schlotzsky's
20. Schoepf's Bar-B-Que
21. Shipley Do-nuts
22. Smoothie D’s
23. Sol de Jalisco Mexican
Restaurant
24. Sonic Drive-In
25. Sonic Drive-in of Belton
26. Subway
27. Subway in Walmart
28. Weigh Station Yogurt
convention &
event services
Let the Belton
Chamber of
Commerce Convention
& Visitors Bureau help
plan your next event
or convention. We
offer pre-convention event, onsite convention event, and
destination management services. From large conferences
to small retreats, Belton has the right-priced options in a
beautiful setting with uncompromising hospitality!
Group tours
We offer several group tours on request highlighting area
attractions including architecture, art and culture, and
nature. Tours can be customized to group needs.
the Bell county courthouse was
built in 1884-1885 and is a prime
example of Renaissance Revival
architecture. Exterior characteristics
of the style include a rusticated
ground floor with Roman arches and
monumental arcaded recessed
galleries. The beautiful clock tower
and goddess of justice provide an
especially dramatic view at night.
fun fAct: Both Belton and Bell
County were named after Peter (Imight-just-be-a-Colonel-but-I've-gota-Texas-County-named-after-me)
Bell. Bell was a mere Colonel in the
Bell County Courthouse
Civil War, but he was a Mexican
War Veteran, and before that, a San Jacinto Veteran. In his
spare time he was a Texas Ranger, a Congressional
Representative and a Governor.
south Belton cemetery has two 1936 Texas Historical
Commission markers and many of those buried here
contributed to the development of Belton, Bell County,
and Texas. The cemetery is located approximately a half
mile east of the town square at the 600 block of South
Penelope Street.
Historical District walking guides
and self-guided tours available at
Belton Chamber of Commerce.
For more information on any of
these services contact the Belton
Area Chamber of Commerce at
254-939-3551. Visit online at
www.beltonchamber.com or
in person at 412 East Central
Avenue.
South Belton
Cemetery
Photo courtesy of Frank Sanders.
Fourth of July Celebration
Events
4th of July celebration & prcA rodeo
Since the 1850s folks from all over Texas have come to
celebrate the 4th of July in Belton. This week-long
celebration draws over 50,000 people and features one
of USA Today's Top Ten Parades in the country, the
Festival on Nolan Creek, a carnival, Texas Ole Time
Fiddlers' Contest, Patriotic Program, and Kick-off BBQ,
with the rodeo being the
PRCA Rodeo
highlight of the celebration.
Contact the chamber about
special ways kids can be
involved. This event is a
project of the Belton Area
Chamber of Commerce.
For more information
call 254-939-3551
Visit
www.beltonchamber.com
Photo courtesy of Frank Sanders.
market days
Shop among a variety of
vendors who offer
everything from antiques
and handmade jewelry to
unique clothing and Texas
BBQ. Every third Saturday, downtown Belton is lined with
outdoor booths along Central Avenue beginning at
Penelope Street. This event is sponsored by the Downtown
Belton Merchants Association.
For more information contact DBMA at 254-939-5699.
Vendor information : 254-721-0296.
Visit www.downtownbelton.com
farmers market
Enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers.
Hours of operation:
Saturdays only,
7am - Sell-out or 1pm,
Mid May-September 30
Corner of Central Avenue and
Penelope Street
For more information call
254-778-2104
central texas state fair
The annual Central Texas State Fair kicks
off Labor Day weekend at the Bell
County Expo Center. This four-day
event is packed with entertainment and
attractions including a carnival with
nightly armband specials, double point
livestock shows (steer, heifer, goat, lamb,
pig), a petting zoo, sidewalk comedy
show, military night, professional bull
riding in the air-conditioned dome, food, Central Texas State Fair
commercial booths, arts and crafts, live music on the
outdoor stage and much more with something fun for the
entire family to enjoy. This event is a project of the Bell
County Expo Center.
For more information, call 254-933-5353
Visit www.centraltexasstatefair.com
Bell county youth fair
and livestock show
The Bell County Youth Fair and
Livestock Show, Inc., held at the
Bell County Expo Center, was
founded in the 1950s and has
grown into one of the largest
county shows in Central Texas. It
is held the first week in February
and concludes with an Auction
Sale for the youth.
Bell County Youth Fair and
Livestock Show
For more information,
call 254-933-5309
university of mary Hardin-Baylor
The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor offers a variety of
events including NCAA Division III athletics, theatrical
productions, an Annual Easter Pageant, concerts, art
exhibits and more!
For more information call 254-295-8642
Visit www.umhb.edu
UMHB Football Game
Christmas on the Chisholm Trail
christmas on the chisholm trail
Christmas on the Chisholm Trail is an annual, family
fun-filled event celebrating the sights and sounds of the
holiday season in historic Belton. This event is packed
with seasonal vendors and holiday festivities for the
whole family. Beautiful sounds from area choirs and
musical talents fill the air.
Bring the children out for all the fun of pony rides, petting
the animals at the petting zoo; jumping around on the
inflatable bouncers; trying their turn with the mechanical
bull; and saving the best for last, with a trip to Santa's
Wonderland. Come with all your wishes! Enjoy funnel
cakes, turkey legs, hot cocoa and barbeque to fill your
belly with the warmth of the season, while you shop for
last minute Christmas gifts for loved ones, at over 50
vendor booths.
Yetti Polk Park
For more information, contact the City of Belton Parks and
Recreation Department at 254.933.5860 or visit
www.ci.belton.tx.us
nature in lights at
Belton lake
outdoor recreation
Area (BlorA)
Nature in Lights is a drivethrough extravaganza featuring 130 holiday displays
which will delight you and
your family. While there, you Nature in Lights at BLORA
can visit Santa's Village and
take a picture with Santa himself. Visit Granny's Cookie
Shack and numerous arts and crafts vendors. Experience
Nature in Lights every year from late November through
early January.
For more information call 254-287-2523
http://www.hoodmwr.com/nature_in_lights.htm
texas Western swing
fiddling showcase
This annual event is featured by the Texas
Western Swing Heritage Association at
the Bell County Expo Center the first
Saturday of March. The purpose of the
event is to promote this 'Texas born'
music and assemble
extremely talented musicians on the stage Randy Elmore
featuring Grammy Award winners, Hall
of Fame musicians, World Champion fiddlers and recording artists. Enjoy dancing or just listen as
these top performers entertain throughout the day
until midnight.
For more information
call 254-939-8390
www.westernswing.com
cowboy christmas Ball
feAturinG
micHAel mArtin murpHey
This event is hosted by the Bell County Youth Fair Board
of Directors, Bell County Expo Center, and the Texas
AgriLife Extension Service - Bell County. The history of
the Cowboy Christmas Ball started in Anson in 1885. The
dance was held annually at the Star Hotel in appreciation
of the patronage of ranchers and cowboys.
Guest of honor, Michael Martin Murphey, writer and
singer of the same titled song, performs on stage along
with other local bands.
A silent auction is also held during the evening. All
proceeds benefit the Bell County Youth Fair Livestock
Show and Rodeo Scholarship Fund. These scholarships
are given out each year to FFA, 4-H and FCCLA members
who compete at the Bell County Youth Fair.
Bell County Expo Center
For more information call
254-933-5305
Cowboy Christmas Ball featuring Micahel Martin Murphey
Schoepf’s Old Time Pit Bar-B-Q
Live Entertainment
From country and rock to marimba and guitar, music fills
the air frequently providing entertainment for patrons living and Belton - the Live Music Capitol of Bell County.
Bell County Expo continues to bring popular familyfriendly events, award-winning artists, and bands that
attract thousands to the area. Several of Belton’s restaurants and venues offer live entertainment that turns ordinary meals into extraordinary memories.
ZZ Top at the Bell County Expo Center
The Bell County Expo Center is a leading venue for live
entertainment in Central Texas. Everything from concerts,
motor sports, circuses, rodeo and family shows, the Expo
has something to offer for everyone. Artists that have been
to the Expo cover all genres of music, including ZZ Top,
Kenny Chesney, Casting Crowns, Miranda Lambert and
many more.
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Veterinarians
Bell county veterinary
Hospital
1005 East Central Ave.
254-939-5762
Belton small Animal clinic
2607 North Main St.
254-939-5823
Lodging
Budget Host inn
1520 South IH-35
254-939-0744
Knights inn
1102 East 2nd Ave.
254-939-3745
la Quinta inn and suites
229 West Loop 121
254-939-2772
river forest inn
1414 East 6th Ave. at IH-35
254-939-5711
camping
Bed & Breakfast
casita Among the oaks
2114 Sparta Rd.
254-681-1002
Shopping
Antiques
Bygone era Antiques mall
217 East Central Ave.
254-383-0967
moore, Garrett and co.
Antique & Gift mall
216 East Central Ave.
254-933-8833
primitive Heart Antiques
111 North East St.
254-939-3131
trends & treasures
209 East Central Ave.
254-933-8332
vintage daze
213 East Central Ave.
254-939-5699
Belton lake/stillhouse lake
3740 FM 1670
254-939-2461
Reservations:
877-444-6777
Belton rv park
2909 South IH-35
254-939-1961
Casita
Grocery &
convenience
cefco
520 East 6th St.
254-791-0009
HeB Grocery store
525 North Main St.
254-939-0856
Wal-mart
2604 North Main St.
254-939-0962
pharmacy
HeB pharmacy
525 North Main St.
254-939-0856
the medicine shoppe
502 East Central Ave.
254-939-0831
scott & White pharmacy
& urgent care center
309 Lake Rd.
254-933-6000
Walgreens
100 Lake Rd.
254-939-2375
Wal-mart pharmacy
2604 North Main St.
254-939-0962
specialty retail
Bell county museum
Gift shop
201 North Main St.
254-933-5243
Belton feed and supply co.
410 East 2nd Ave.
254-939-3636
Brickwood
219 S. East St. Suite B
254-613-4631
cochran, Blair and potts
Texas' Oldest Family Owned Department Store
221 East Central Ave.
254-939-3333
creekside Gallery
219 S. East St. Suite C
254-939-5599
evans consignments
& crafts
302 E. Central Ave.
254-654-7299
Grothway square
2427 North Main St.
254-939-2740
June’s southern Antiques
& more
210 East Central Ave.
254-933-7331
Just Jane's importium
(inside moore, GArrett & co.)
216 East Central Ave.
254-939-8833
mcWha Bookstore
603 East Central Ave.
254-939-6474
miche Bags of central texas
(inside moore, GArrett & co.)
216 East Central Ave.
254-718-2870
perry office plus
214 East Central Ave.
254-939-5734
scott & White Hospice
foundation thrift store
601 East Central Ave.
254-939-8230
university of mary
Hardin-Baylor Gift shop
900 College St.
254-295-8642
visions Art studio
& Gallery
920 N. Penelope
254-742-0660
Salon and Spa
ABc Hair fashions
602 East Central Ave.
254-939-2111
Angelic Healing
therapeutic massage
402 East. 6th Ave.
254-939-2204
youphoria day spa
& salon
2150 North Main St.
254-939-SPA2
Woodhouse day spa
219 South East St., Suite A
254-933-2275
Florists
BJ's flower shop
206 North Penelope St.
254-939-6462
Heartfield florist
415 North Main St.
254-939-3787
sarsaparilla saloon & café
106 East Central Ave.
254-939-1778
shipley do-nuts
521 East 6th Ave.
254-939-6965
Weigh station yogurt
219 S. East St. Suite F
254-933-7775
fast food/Burgers
Bush's chicken
111 Lake Rd.
254-939-7945
mcdonald's restaurant
1601 East 6th Ave.
254-939-7807
sonic drive-in
814 East Central Ave.
254-939-9006
sonic drive-in of Belton
2803 Oakmark Dr.
254-933-7878
italian/pizza
Schoepf’s Old Time Pit Bar-B-Q
Dining
Asian
china café
215 Sparta Rd.
254-933-8881
Jake's chinese Buffet
520 East 6th Ave.
254-939-9333
nami's Japanese steak
and sushi Bar
109 West Ave. O
254-933-0404
coffee/deli/
specialty
Bodega Bean coffee & café
107 Water St.
254-933-8246
domino’s pizza
323 N. Main St.
254-939-2888
little caesar's pizza
2411 North Main St.
254-939-0321
luigi's italian restaurant
2805 East Loop 121
254-933-3214
mexican
coronas de oro mexican
restaurant
219 S. East St. Suite D
254-613-5007
Jaliscos mexican
restaurant
505 East Central Ave.
254-939-6130
sol de Jalisco
2100 N. Main
254-933-8786
sandwiches
Alvin ord's sandwich shop
2154 North Main St.
254-939-7971
schlotzsky's Belton
1012 East 2nd Ave.
254-939-8300
subway (2 locAtions)
(inside WAl-mArt)
2604 North Main St.
254-933-7727
600 Forest Dr.
254-933-7827
steak/seafood/
Barbeque
clem mikeska's Bar-B-Q
2170-B N. Main St.
254-939-3010
dead fish Grill
2207 Lake Rd.
254-939-5771
dickey’s Barbecue pit
11824 FM 2305
254-780-9900
oxbow steakhouse
& Bar-B-Q
2801 IH-35 South
254-939-0588
schoepf's old time
pit Bar-B-Que
702 East Central Ave.
254-939-1151
the Gin at nolan creek
(opening 2011)
216 South East St. Suite E
254-613-4446
First United Methodist Church
Worship
Antioch community church
302 EastCentral Ave.
254-933-7107 (office)
Belton christian church
9425 West FM 436
254-939-1172
Belton church of christ
3003 North Main St.
254-939-1816
Belton nazarene church
1701 Sparta Rd.
254-939-3404
christ the King catholic
church
210 East 24 St.
254-939-0806
first Baptist church
506 North Main St.
254-939-0705
first united methodist
church
205 East 3rd Ave.
254-939-5703
prince of peace lutheran
church
1215 South Wall St.
254-939-0824
st. luke's episcopal church
2103 North Beal St.
254-939-1033
vista community church
606 North Wall St.
254-933-9996
Cathedral Oaks
Conference and Meeting
Facilities
Bell county expo center
Capacity - 250 - 6,000
254-933-5353
Bell county museum
Capacity - up to 150
254-933-5243
cathedral oaks event center
Capacity - up to 200
254-939-6257
central texas council
of Governments
Capacity - 175 with
breakout rooms
254-939-1801
Harris community center
Capacity - 190 with
breakout rooms
254-933-5860
la Quinta inn & suites
Capacity - up to 100
254-939-2772
river forest inn
Capacity - up to 100
254-939-5711
summers mill retreat &
conference center
Capacity - up to 200
254-939-6194
Harris Community Center
Banquet
Facilities
Bodega Bean coffee & cafe
254-933-8246
dead fish Grill
254-939-5771
nami Japanese steak
& sushi Bar
254-933-0404
luigi's italian restaurant
254-933-3214
oxbow steakhouse
254-939-0588
schoepf's old time
pit Bar-B-Que
254-939-1151
the Gin at nolan creek
254-613-4446
412 East Central Avenue
Belton, Texas 76513
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