San Angelo Travel Guide

A charming town in West Texas, San Angelo boasts a lively art scene, rich culture, and a subtle nod towards the area’s frontier past. Situated in a Texas sunbelt, San Angelo offers nearly every outdoor activity imaginable, warm summer weather, and sunsets to rival those of Hollywood films.

Things to Do in San Angelo

San Angelo is a hub for exciting tourist activities. Visitors can take a tour of the Miss Hattie's Bordello Museum -- a museum that was once San Angelo's most notorious bordello until its closure in 1952, marvel over stunning artwork at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, or witness real train parts at the Railway and Heritage Museum of San Angelo.

Those looking for a taste of San Angelo's outdoor activities can start by taking a walk along the Concho River Walk which features a number of parks, playgrounds, and picnic areas, then move to take photos and capture the beauty of the waterlilies at The International Water Lily Garden, and finish the day off by taking a horseback riding lesson at Double Diamond Bar S Riding School and golfing at the Santa Fe Park Golf Course. The Waterford Wellness Spa offers a relaxing way to spend an hour or two, while Painting With A Twist offers easy-to-follow painting classes to take up a free afternoon.

Best Places to Stay in San Angelo

There are a great variety of vacation rentals in San Angelo -- some are large and spacious, while others are cozy and quaint. Regardless of their size, each rental is immaculately decorated and has tons of charm in which to impress family and friends with.

Best Time to Visit San Angelo

The best time to visit San Angelo is from November to April, as the weather is at a comfortable temperature and rates for hotels and accommodations are low.

Food in San Angelo

Home to a wide selection of casual food options, San Angelo offers a number of popular, fast-casual restaurants and cafes. Some of which include Franco’s Cafe, Twisted Root Burger Co., Roxie’s Diner, and La Chilanga.

Best Events in San Angelo

Events in San Angelo include the Richard and Pam Salmon Sculpture Competition, the Giant Pumpkin Weigh-In and Festival, the Concho Christmas Celebration, the Veterans Day Parade, Oktoberfest, and Taste of San Angelo which features more than 30 food vendors from around the city.

Things to Do for Families in San Angelo

Family-friendly activities are abundant in San Angelo, with something to do around every corner. The Angelo Skate and Fun Center offers rollerblading, go-kart races, mini golf, laser tag, and old-school arcade games, making it a prime location for a day of wholesome fun, while Cinemark Tinseltown provides movies on the big screen and tasty snacks, as well as comfortable seating and surround sound for the ultimate movie experience.