About Lake Cisco

Small Town Cisco

Located 110 miles west of Fort Worth and 47 miles east of Abilene, Lake Cisco serves as a tranquil escape from the city.

Cisco is a small town, but it still includes a hotel, grocery stores, and an airport.

1,050 - Acre Lake

In 1923 Sandy Creek was dammed to create Lake Cisco; it is now a 1,050-acre lake with a maximum depth of 70 feet.

When the dam was built, the world’s largest concrete swimming pool was created at its base.

Visitors from all around would come to swim at the pool that had a maximum depth of 25 feet, a slide, and a high dive that was a whopping 45 feet tall; until its closing in the 1970s.

Explore the history of the area in Downtown Cisco, where you can observe fully restored buildings from the 1920s that include museums, gift shops, and more.

Rentals and More

Lake Cisco is a great location to explore on watercraft; that is why they offer rentals for kayaks, paddle boats, canoes, and other small craft.

Boating, water skiing, and jet skiing are just a few of the other activities that are popular at Lake Cisco.

The rentals also include four on-site cabins that have comfortable beds, hot water, a fridge, Wi-Fi, TV, etc.

There are nearby hiking trails where you can find a picnic spot or enjoy the scenery of the lake.

Its stock of Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Redear Sunfish, and White Crappie make it an excellent fishing location.

Activities in Cisco

In Cisco, you cannot miss seeing the Hilton Hotel, the very first of the Hilton Hotel chain that was established in 1920.

The Outlaws and Legends Music Festival that features top-notch country artists is a great attraction for Cisco residents and visitors.

Cisco also hosts other fun events like wine fests, music festivals, and motorsport gatherings.

Beautiful Lake Property

Any property on this private lake would satisfy one looking to escape the city and join in on a community that makes the most of life on the lake.

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