Rancho Texas Park

Rancho Texas Park Lanzarote

In 1731, forty natives of Lanzarote migrated to the USA. These men and women were among the first to settle in the State of Texas. Even the first mayor of Texas was from Lanzarote!

Thus the connection between this pretty Canary Island and the USA of yesteryear was born.

The 60,000m² water park superbly captures the excitement and adventure of the old Wild West.

Boasting pools, splash zones, spectacular water slides and even a lagoon where you can paddle your own canoe, there is plenty to keep you occupied and cool at the same time at the Rancho Texas Park.

When you want to dry off, take a stroll through an Indian village, head to the Medicine Man Cave or even pan for gold at the Gold Mine!

But that’s not all, the park is also home to all types of native American animals and includes the “Lilliput” petting farm which is especially popular with younger visitors to this diverse Lanzarote water park.

When it’s time to refuel, head to the Wild Horse Saloon or one of the on-site restaurants which serve a variety of meals to tempt even the fussiest eater!

With all this and spectacular shows featuring sea lions, parrots, birds of prey and more several times a day, there is always something different to see or do at Rancho Texas Park!