Brady was settled in the mid-1800s and became the seat of McCulloch County in 1876. It sits on the edge of Hill Country right on the former Dodge Cattle Trail. Here visitors can find historical markers that note the geographical center of Texas. The town is nestled around a picturesque courthouse square that features many unique craft and antique shops. There are excellent parks, a golf course and fishing year round.
Things to do in Brady
Brady Creek Reservoir
A 2,020-acre reservoir on Brady Creek has great fishing throughout the year. Located about 3 miles west of Brady.
Brady Lake Park
Offers a swimming-lake, bathhouse, fishing, fishing barge, boat ramp, skiing, playground, volleyball and scenic views. To get here from the US 87 take FM 2028 west 4.5 miles. From US87 take FM 3022 west 6 miles. Call 915-597-1823 for more information.
Brady Municipal Golf Course
Highway 87 North, Brady, TX
Heart of Texas Historical Museum
This museum has early ranch and home exhibits, farm implements, pioneer weapons, vintage photos and memorabilia. It is housed in a restored jail, circa 1910, and still has cells and prisoner hardware on display. Located one block west of Town Square on the corner of High and Main streets. Open Monday, Saturday and Sunday during the afternoon.
Richards Park
Offers grills, pavilion, playground, ball fiends, rodeo arena, bicycle trails, fishing, soccer field, tennis courts and a concession stand adjacent to the park. Call 915-597-2152 for more information.
Santa Fe Center
This restored depot serves as an art gallery and studio. Located on Depot and North Bridge Streets.