| Campground |
Location |
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| Lazy L&L Campground |
River Road, New Braunfels |
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| Mountain Breeze Camp |
River Road, New Braunfels |
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| River Valley RV Resort |
River Road, New Braunfels |
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| Jellystone Park Hill Country |
FM 306, Canyon Lake |
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| Riverside RV Resort |
FM 306, Canyon Lake |
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| Bunk Haus Lodge & RV Park |
FM 306, Canyon Lake |
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| Creek Hollow RV Park |
Startzville, Canyon Lake |
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| Corp of Engineers - Potters Creek Park |
North Canyon Lake |
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| Hill Country RV Resort |
Rueckle Rd, New Braunfels |
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| Landa RV & Campground |
Downtown New Braunfels |
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| Hill Country RV Resort |
Rueckle Rd, New Braunfels |
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| Guadalupe River RV Resort |
Kerrville |
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| Buckhorn Lake RV Resort |
Kerrville |
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| Blazing Star Luxury RV Park |
San Antonio |
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| Schertz Stone Creek RV Resort |
Schertz near San Antonio |
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| Top of the Hill RV Resort |
Boerne near San Antonio |
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| Canyon Trails RV Resort |
San Marcos |
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| Austin Lone Star RV Resort |
Austin, Texas |
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| Texas State Park Guide |
State of Texas |
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| National Park Service |
United States |
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| New Braunfels & Surrouding Area Attractions & Seasonal Events |
| Comal
County Fair |
One of the largest and oldest fairs in Texas, this
six day county fair includes a wide variety of carnival rides,
live entertainment, exhibits, and a rodeo |
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| Wurstfest |
The 44th annual Wurstfest, a unique celebration
rich in German culture and full of Texas fun, takes place Oct.
29 - Nov. 7 in New Braunfels along the banks of the
beautiful Comal River in Landa Park. |
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| Schlitterbahn |
"Slippery Road"
Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort, located in the beautiful Hill Country
town of New Braunfels, Texas, is America’s #1 waterpark according
to
The Travel Channel! |
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| Natural
Bridge Caverns |
Open All Year Around
Take the North Cavern Tour and see what millions
of others have seen - an incredible world of natural beauty. |
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| Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch |
African Safari - Texas Style
Pack the family into the safari wagon and head for an AFRICAN SAFARI, TEXAS STYLE... Experience life on the "wild side!" |
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| Landa Park |
Landa Park has both a man-made Olympic pool and a gorgeous swimming hole that rivals Barton Springs. Both are spring-fed. |
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| Cypress Bend Park |
Cypress Bend is a nice little park on the Guadalupe River at the end of Peace Avenue, across from the fairgrounds. It's a shady park with picnic areas, a playground and swimming in the Guadalupe River |
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| Gruene, Texas |
Henry D. Gruene, the town's founder, originally bought land for a cotton farm in 1872 with his father and brothers. He built his first home in 1872 and modified it over the years. It still stands proudly with its Victoria galleries today as the Gruene Mansion Inn. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a designated Texas Historic Landmark. |
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Breckenridge Park &
San Antonio Zoo |
The picturesque San Antonio River, which originates from artesian springs north of the park, meanders by paved, tree-lined paths suitable for bicycling and walking |
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River Outfitters, River Flow information & more... |
Comal & Guadalupe Rivers |
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| New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce |
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| Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce |
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| Hill Country Chamber of Commerce |
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| Sea World of San Antonio |
SeaWorld San Antonio, the world's largest marine life adventure park and family entertainment showplace, presents a splashy lineup of more than 25 sensational shows, thrilling rides, animal attractions and educational experiences for all ages. |
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| The McNay Art Museum |
Housed in what was the home of the late Marion Koogler McNay, the McNay Art Museum focuses primarily on 19th- and 20th- century European and American art. Artists featured include Cézanne, Picasso, Gauguin, Matisse, O’Keeffe, Cassatt, and Hopper.
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| Fiesta Texas - Six Flags |
Shows• Thrill Rides • Kids Attractions
Join Bugs, Sylvester, Tweety, Taz, Foghorn Leghorn, & Daffy for all the FUN! |
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| The Witte Museum |
The story of the Witte Museum is one of community vision and dedication that created an institution and has sustained it for 75 years. It is the story of men and women from diverse walks of life whose creativity was challenged as they raised funds literally one penny at a time to establish the museum that we still enjoy three quarters of a century later
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| Institute of Texas Cultures |
The Institute of Texan Cultures is a university educational center dedicated to enhancing the understanding of the history and diverse cultures of Texas through exhibits, programs, and publications that encourage acceptance and appreciation of our differences as well as our common humanity. |
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| San Antonio Chamber of Commerce |
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| San Antonio River/Paseo del Rio |
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