Wichita COUNTY - TEXAS
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Incorporated Cities
Wichita Falls – County seat and largest city, population ~102,831
Burkburnett – Located near the Red River, population ~11,166
Iowa Park – West of Wichita Falls, population ~6,600
Electra – Known for its oil /iowaparkhistory, population ~2,256
Unincorporated Communities & Census-Designated Places
These areas aren't officially incorporated as cities but are recognized locally:
Cashion Community
Pleasant Valley
Kadane Corner
Kamay
Thrift
Valley View
Allendale
Bacon
Clara
Fowlkes
Haynesville
Wichita County, Texas offers a mix of nature, quirky attractions, history, and family-friendly fun—centered around Wichita Falls.
Whether you're planning a weekend adventure or building lifestyle tie-ins for a campaign, here’s a curated list of top things to do across Wichita County:
Lucy Park & The Falls – A scenic park with trails, playgrounds, and a man-made waterfall that recreates the original Wichita Falls.
River Bend Nature Center – Interactive exhibits, butterfly gardens, and wildlife education make this a hit for families.
Lake Wichita Park – Offers fishing, kayaking, disc golf, and sunset views from the boardwalk.
World’s Littlest Skyscraper – A 40-foot tall building built in 1919 after a clever con; it’s a local legend.
Museum of North Texas History – Exhibits on oil, ranching, military history, and regional culture.
Kell House Museum – Preserved Victorian home showcasing Wichita Falls’ early days.
Backdoor Theatre – Community-driven performances ranging from musicals to dramas.
Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra – Seasonal concerts with regional and national talent.
Art on the Green – Outdoor sculpture garden at Midwestern State University.
Downtown Farmers Market – -Seasonal produce, crafts, and local goods.
Gypsy Junk & – Thrift and vintage shop with personality.
Wichita Falls Area Antique Dealer's Association – A treasure trove for antique lovers.
Hotter’N Hell Hundred – One of the largest cycling events in the U.S., held every August.
Cajun Fest – Local festivals with food, music, and community pride.
Drive-in movies, demolition derbies, and flea markets – Popular in surrounding towns like Kamay and Burkburnett.