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    Victoria P.

    We went during the weekday (which is free) and got to sit at the cabanas - which they usually charge $200! What the heck! Anyway! They offer draft beer, canned, bottled, frozen beverages, and food. Outdoor seating along the Guadalupe river with the option to tube! They also had a mini pumpkin patch which was really cool and great for photo opportunities. We basically spent most of the day here eating, drinking, and laughing. Great spot for a group! Cheers!

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    Zara L.

    The pumpkin patch was nicely put together. We went on a Friday afternoon to take my 20 month old without worrying about a crowd. I take 2 stars off because there were ants everywhere, which it's outside so I guess it's inevitable but they got in my sons pant leg without us knowing and I had to strip his pants right there. He has about 8-10 bites on him and they came from a hay stack used to sit and take pics. I was pretty ticked, maybe check and spray for ants if you know people and kids will be sitting and playing in said area... we also asked if they had food and they said they didn't and the food truck schedule didn't show. We paid admission to be there for 15 mins and get attacked by ants. I just really hope it doesn't happen to another poor child that is too young to speak or say they are getting bit up.

    Chris A.

    This is a pretty cool place.Me and my wife didn't want to float the river we just wanted to hang out in it.And this place worked out perfect.It's 20 bucks each to get in and you get a free drink with that.The tables are first come first serve unless you reserve one.We were out there all day.We had a blast.They also serve food too but we brought our own.I would definitely recommend this place.

    Monica A.

    A restaurant with food, drinks, lawn games, and access to Floating with tubes along the river sounds really great, right. Its Family friendly and dog friendly. It's a very cool family fun spot whether you go in the summer or off-season - for pumpkin patch which we just went to and it's very cool I liked everything about it. Management: I have a recommendation for you -please upgrade your bathrooms!!everything else outside looks amazing but the bathrooms are small there's no changing rooms for people to go to- change there and you are straddling the toilets and when you stand up you can see people face-to-face because the doors are short, that is my only suggestion update your bathrooms everyone else as you can read come already changed in your swimwear because there's nowhere else to change except straddling a toilet in the small bathrooms.

    AJ B.

    I really enjoyed my time here! The drinks and food are great, you even get a complimentary first drink of your choosing! I had a number of frozen drinks rose, lemonade and white claw bucket along with chicken tenders. I went on a weekday so it wasn't crowded and the seating area was very open. I ended up being able to sit under a cabana with no issues or charge. I also got a tube as part of my entry and free drink, they ask for something of yours as collateral which would be good to know before you walk up a hill empty handed. I didn't have anything and they gave me the tube with no issue after I assured them I wouldn't steal it, cus like who does that? Anyway the water is so cold and refreshing but it's like a real rushing river and if your not from Texas or have never been in a river beware. The bottom of the river is sharp with many different types and sizes of rocks beneath your feet, please wear shoes and be mindful of your legs and feet being scratched scraped and bruised. The river literally rushes it pushes with such fierce you can barely stand in some areas. It will push you all the way down for miles and you will be away from your belongings. Please protect your items if you do the full river, I did not go far but my things were safe overall. Just come prepared for treacherous adventure because no one told me!

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    Chris S.

    Great time great staff. Definitely will be back with more friends! Dj was playing all the jams!! Come early gets packed!

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    Russ W.

    Good location with very little parking. The employees are not well managed. When we first got there the kids working at the entrance where clueless about the tube rental. They sent us around to the back side of the building where the tubes were. The kid at the tube spot just turned us around and sent us back to the front gate. So frustrating. We heard that from others as well. The wait staff were very nice and attentive. We rented a cabana which was nice. The barbecue pits were so rusty one nearly collapsed on the people next to us while they were barbecuing. It was super packed but everyone was nice.

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    Funnest place in New Braunfels hands down. Awesome atmosphere and drinks. FYI Weekends are more for the single crowd.

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    My favorite place to float! Buses wait for you at the end! You don't even have to float! The food and fun is here!

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    4 years ago

    Great time! Water is nice. Tubing was fun! The place is lovely. We got a free drink and played some cornhole! Can't wait to go back!

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    Definitely wasn't a pumpkin patch as advertised. You could see the disappointment in everyone's face that had kids.

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    For 3 people to have a drink it was a $108 entrance fee. They should say that on their website.

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    Ask the Community - Float In

    Is it pet friendly?

    Yes it is. The seating is all outside and I saw others with big dogs.

    If you're coming to just eat and drink is there an admission fee still?

    No admission to eat there. The admission is for tubing.

    Are dogs allowed?

    I called them, they said dogs are allowed.

    Is this place dog friendly?

    Yes. Please keep them on the leash and clean up after! Thank you!! Amber

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