Discover 6 parks for camping within driving distance of New Braunfels
"New Braunfels residents and visitors use the park for swimming, fishing, and paddling on the Guadalupe River. It is close enough for a half-day outing or weekend camping trip."
A Hill Country park known for river recreation, camping, and scenic limestone landscapes.
"New Braunfels visitors are drawn to Blanco State Park for a smaller, more relaxed river experience. It is a good choice for swimming, picnicking, and a low-key outdoor day."
A scenic Hill Country park on the Blanco River known for swimming, fishing, and family picnics.
"New Braunfels is close enough for a day trip and is home to many outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors from here come for longer hikes and a change from river-based recreation."
A large Hill Country preserve near San Antonio known for hiking, wildlife, and dinosaur tracks.
"New Braunfels residents often visit for camping, paddling, and a change of pace from the city’s busier river spots. The park’s smaller scale appeals to travelers seeking a calmer outdoor setting."
A lush river park with palmettos, cypress trees, paddling, fishing, and birdwatching.
"New Braunfels travelers may visit while exploring Central Texas, using the park as a convenient stop for hiking and camping near Austin."
A popular Austin-area park known for waterfalls, creek swimming, camping, and limestone scenery.
"New Braunfels travelers visit for a change of pace from the area's busy rivers and water parks. The park offers quieter swimming and hiking in a natural limestone landscape."
A scenic Hill Country park known for its limestone river falls, swimming holes, and hiking.