Love the pumpkin patch! So many fun things to do and the best place to get pumpkins of all kinds.read more

Sweet pumpkin photo spot for our pumpkins. Train ride, swings, places to play for little ones.read more

Always friendly and helpful staff. We enjoy coming here and spending time playing with slime.read more

My daughter is a huge slime fan and sure am glad to have found this place! We were just expecting…read moreto buy already-made slime, but this is a hands-on experience to make-your-own slime from scratch! They have a menu of about 11 different options of all various types of slime textures. The staff is very welcoming from the instant we entered the shop, throughout the whole experience, to our departure. My daughter opted for the "fluffy" slime option and it was custom-made to perfection from the scent, texture, and extra accessories that go in to the slime. It is not only fun to make, but educational as the staff walks you through the experience. Parking is plentiful as it is a shared lot with the surrounding businesses in the center. A must visit for a quick drop in to even having birthday parties here! We will definitely be back! Enjoy!

It's easy to see why this is one of the most visited cave sites for tourism worldwide and the…read moremost-visited in Texas. It's a very well-developed cave to visit. By "developed", I mean that lighting and a path has been installed to make traversing it A LOT easier than when it was discovered. By "path", I mean smooth, textured, non-slip, paved sidewalks from one end of the tour to the other--complete with stainless steel handrails along almost every step of it. The effort it took to make a cave system this accessible is beyond commendable. At one end of one of the tours there is a long uphill slope to get out of the cavern, but you don't have to walk--they have a roller/conveyor belt that you stand on and ride to the top. The erosion-carved rocky "rooms" of the cave system defy description. They are up to 100 feet tall, 100 feet wide, and over 200 feet long, and are filled with otherworldly mineral formations that have been actively "growing" for millions of years. Photos don't do this justice. When you see it in person, it's just breathtaking. Adult-only tours would be an occasional welcome option, as a less-than-silent baby/toddler ruins the silence that the below-ground space allows. Parking is abundant, but it is not free. Even out in the spacious Texas Hill Country they decided that $10 per car was appropriate. I hate paying to park (anywhere), and in a rural setting like this, it just feels like such a shameless money-grab! I wish they'd just charge more for the tours and let us feel like parking is "free". More intensive, deeper tours for small groups that require higher effort into undeveloped parts of the caverns are offered on a limited basis. This sounds like something worth returning for.

I have been to Natural Bridge Caverns several times me moving to the US and having visitors. The…read morediscovery tour is beautiful. It is the first cavern discovered I decided this time to check the hidden wonders tour for the newest cavern. This tour is definitely not accessible. Lots of stairs down and lots of wet spots. But it is highly recommended! The tour guide was friendly saying jokes and very informative. Someone in the group asked him to rephrase for a kid brain to absorb the information. It was hilarious and the kiddo in the group was engaged and so enthusiastic about the whole deal! The cave itself is so beautiful! We spent a good hour and a half inside At the end you get the light and sound show and the fun ride out on the B.A.T the only belt assisted transport conveyor in the world to get out of the cave. Even that is a challenge for older people. It was a real fun afternoon exploring the cavern

See's candy is my favorite. I was thrilled to discover this shop is still open. So fun to be…read moregreeted with a free individually wrapped sample. The store is well stocked with great selection of seasonal candies, boxed chocolates, truffles, and sugar free chocolates. I love the dark chocolate almonds. The employees are so helpful with suggestions. I purchased the fruit medallions and summer berries assortment.

Love this see's and cannot wait until they can announce the official store location! They are still…read morea pop up shop and do not have the candy bar yet but they are whispering about this possibly staying as a permanent but that there is plans to do at least one full See's in San Antonio.

Love every visit to this place! It places like this that makes us so grateful to call Helotes home…read more Old Town Helotes has so much to offer but nothing quite as perfect at "The Shops". Now they've added the new Old Town Family Food Truck Park, which could not be more perfect for this space. I recently visited The Cracked Mug and loved my Latte & Breakfast. The atmosphere is just so perfect. I plan on getting back out there to visit Spread the Loaves for some fresh sourdough bread

Not handicap or stroller friendly. The bakery/coffee shop only has steps. One store has only steps,…read moreno ramp either. The two antique stores aisles are so jam packed with items you can barely walk through. The old filling station converted into an antique shop has no AC and doesn't open until 11 on Fridays, so during the summer in Texas it is already pretty hot by then. There was a public bathroom in the middle of everything so that was nice. Also stopped by cheetahlish boutique store and barely got in the door before the guy running the register made us feel unwelcome by immediately stating that there really wasn't enough aisle room for us. Needless to say, we left pretty quickly after arriving. Would like to come back to see John T. Floored and restaurant and music venue. Lots of big and small artists seem to come through

Such a beautiful property and beautiful new restaurant in our town (Desert Spoon). I finally…read morevisited for a playdate and lunch. I ordered a Cesar salad and my friend ordered a salmon bowl. Both were very presentable plates and delicious as well. We strolled around the property and purchased toys for our tots from the very aesthetically pleasing gift shop. Absolutely in love with everything this business has to offer! Service was great as well. Highly recommend you stop in even just to walk around! They have a nursery as well with beautiful flower/bush and pot selection!

Girls trip to the nursery, my first time here. I was very underwhelmed! We drove over an hour to…read moreget here and found plants through out to be scarce. Not sure if they were transitioning into fall, but they did have pumpkins and fall decor. Some of the plants didn't look like they were in the best condition and we found prices to be steep! The gift store claimed a sale, but found out it only the past season seed packets that were on sale. Cool, cute gift items, but quite pricey. The fairy garden set up was very nice. Plants and pottery housed in that building were again expensive and nothing special. Not sure I would make the trek all the way out again, I've been to bigger and more beautiful nurseries. Although, we did enjoy the Dessert Spoon restaurant!

The drive out wasn't bad at all, big location. They had vendors outside and a bunch more inside…read more Everybody has pretty awesome things to offer. I did see that there were a bit of the same type of things, selling Sunil items. Value was good for everything being sold. I would love to check it out again sometime in hopes of a bit more variety.

I did not know what to expect driving out to Boerne for the Handmade Market: located at the Kendall…read moreCounty Fairgrounds (ample parking!!!), and I was very surprised with what I found. Two of the featured buildings with 20 plus vendors each, as well as vendors lining the sidewalk outside. Things I found: Babies: teething necklaces, bonnets, measuring charts, adorable onesies and skirts ... Kids: doll swings, stuffed toys, and bags Woman: pads (I know- a little different but very interesting to learn about), goat milk goodies, leather feather earrings.... Wood products, cookies, cupcakes, coffee and coffee paraphernalia.... Since there were multiple buildings, and not great signage, I did almost miss the second one but am glad I did not. They host these events twice a year and you do not want to miss the next one.

Great little local shop in Boerne to pop into if you're passing through town. There was a wonderful…read moreselection of local items, including lots of tasty-looking food items that would make wonderful gifts to grab for the holidays. I was grateful to find some beautiful locally-made pieces, including a mug that I still use on a regular basis. The ladies working there on the day I visited were also incredibly friendly and helpful, which was a nice touch. Parking out front of the shop was easy, and the prices were more than reasonable. Definitely recommend if you find yourself in the area and want to pick up a few things to remember your visit by!

I visited this shop at the recommendation of a friend who has shopped here for years. What a gem!…read more Unique finds, tasty treats, and amazing customer service (shout-out to Stephanie who helped me with my selections) resulted in a delightful visit. Whether you are looking to add a little something extra to an evening night meal, or wanting to create a special appetizer, this place has a good assortment of truffles, great-smelling soaps, lotions and candles, and loads of sauces, seasonings, dips, etc. that are sure to please. Another thing I really like is that the owner makes an effort to support other Hill Country businesses. Many of the items sold here are the creation of other local entrepreneurs. Don't wait, stop by today. #SupportLocalBusinesses