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Things to Do With Kids in the Texas Hill Country
Looking for something to do with the kids? Check out these children-friendly and family friendly activities and venues in Canyon Lake, New Braunfels, Fredericksburg, Wimberley, and Gruene, Texas. From water sports and splash pads to hiking and child friendly restaurants, we’ve got you covered.
Restaurants with Play Areas or Playgrounds for Kids
Nature Trails Safe for Children
Children’s Zip Lining
Water Parks & Splash Pads for Kids
Family Friendly Pubs
Child Friendly Wineries
Field Trip Ideas
Weekend Road Trip Ideas for Families
Add Your Child Friendly Activities to Help Others
Do you have any ideas you’d like us to add to our page? We’d love to share your tips! Get in touch with us to spread the word about your awesome family vacation in the hill country. Have a kid-friendly restaurant or business? Please let us know so we can help you spread the word!
One hundred million years ago, Texas and most of what is the central part of North America was a shallow sea with an abundance of sea and animal life. Located in the beautiful Canyon Lake ...
Award-winning Canyon Lake author and Oklahoma Choctaw Tim Tingle will receive the Oklahoma Center for the Book’s 2018 Arrell Gibson Lifetime Achievement award this Saturday, April 7 at the Oklahoma Book Awards banquet in Oklahoma ...
While away the summer hours at the pride of New Braunfels, Landa Park, a 196-acre natural park near the center of the city. Picnic under the shade of giant, ancient oak trees. Walk or jog ...
Landa Park Aquatic Complex, 360 Aquatic Circle in New Braunfels, is now open weekends only thru June 6, when summer season begins. On Mother’s Day, this Sunday, moms who bring their family to the complex ...
There are many things to do this summer at Tye Preston Memorial Library -- and many of them have little to do with boo
Discover a world of art and creativity, science and technology, culture, health and history. Welcome to the McKenna Children’s Museum a collection of educational exhibits designed to stimulate learning and encourage imagination. McKenna developed this ...
The New Braunfels Railroad Museum is located—as one might expect—adjacent to the railroad tracks on West San Antonio Street. Within the museum is a variety of artifacts and historical photographs from the golden age of ...
Don’t visit Canyon Lake without seeing one of the world’s premier caverns, Natural Bridge Caverns. See what millions of others have seen—an incredible underground world of natural beauty. The 75-minute Discovery Tour travels through a ...
Here’s where adventure beckons. It’s the inquisitive gaze of the 20-foot-tall reticulated giraffes that greet visitors at Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch—and the “oohhhhs and ahhhhs” it creates throughout the vehicle—that has made the ranch one ...
If it’s fun on the river you seek, find it at one of six Rockin’ R locations along the Guadalupe and Comal Rivers. The full-service purveyor provides river equipment rentals (toobs, rafts, SUPs, party barges); ...
Come to scenic New Braunfels and stay where you play at this whimsical theme resort, located within the sprawling Schlitterbahn Waterpark in New Braunfels. The wide variety of accommodations sleep from 2 up to 16 and ...
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Styrofoam is the enemy, clogging drainage ditches and creeks leading to the lake, where it affects the fish in Canyon Lake.
Trash Isn't Seasonal Along FM 306 | My Canyon Lake
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Volunteers with Keep Canyon Lake Beautiful (KCLB) -- members of Comal County Conservation Alliance, employees of Water Oriented Recreation District of Comal County, and residents of Horseshoe Falls Estates -- spent a good part of Dec. 1 trudging up and down FM 306. spearing trash. They started at Wh...“Please make sure any fire you have burning today is completely out,” Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde posted on his Facebook page Wednesday afternoon. “Tomorrow we are in for a very windy day and there is a huge fuel load on the ground with all the dormant grass we have this time of year. Please be very careful and also secure anything that might fly away or be damaged by high winds.”
Don't Let Winds Fan Flames Thursday | My Canyon Lake
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A wind advisory goes into effect between 10 a.m. and midnight on Thursday for Comal County, and with wind gusts of between 40 to 50 miles-per-hour
