Texas covers a lot of space, meaning that the state has some outstanding natural features. Those who like water sports, fishing, and hiking should consider visiting Canyon Lake. It’s a great place to spend a day on vacation in Texas, and it’s not far from the vacation rentals available through New Braunfels Escapes.
Don’t let the heat get the best of you, especially when vacationing in New Braunfels, Texas. Otherwise, you will miss out on some of the best attractions in the area, such as the Comal River, Guadalupe River, and the Schlitterbahn Waterpark. For those who need to cool down this summer, there is something for any age and energy level. Another excellent way to cool down is in one of New Braunfels Escapes' comfortable and relaxing vacation rentals. Continue reading to learn about the best spots in New Braunfels, such as Comal River, to cool off this summer. Comal River Comal [...]
When you book directly with New Braunfels Escapes, you will set yourself up for a fantastic summer getaway because you’ll be swimming in the best pools, waterparks, and more. Here are some of our suggestions for swimming in the New Braunfels area.
New Braunfels, Texas, is nestled in between San Antonio and Austin and is a part of the Texas Hill Country. There are so many exciting things to do in our lovely city, from river tubing and caves exploration to wineries and historical landmarks. One of the most popular tourist attractions is the New Braunfels waterparks. Folks come from far and wide to enjoy the splash-tacular water slides, rides, and pools our great city has to offer. Follow this guide to the top two New Braunfels Waterparks: Schlitterbahn Waterpark & Resort - New Braunfels One of America’s most popular waterparks [...]
Unlike most romantic getaways in Texas, the New Braunfels-Gruene duo can satisfy any type of traveler, including country music lovers, shopaholics, outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and oenophiles.
Visitors and locals can go tubing in New Braunfels, Texas, on both rivers, which means you’ll have options. The float down the Comal River takes around three hours at the most.
